delivering cash or another financial asset. However, Entity A's- Entity A issues an instrument that is re-purchasable bydelivering cash or another financial asset. However, Entity A'scontractual obligation to repurchase the instrument isconditional on the holder (the counterparty) exercising itsright to redeem. Which of the following statements is correctfrom the perspective of Entity A?The instrument is a financial liability because when theholder exercises its redemption right, Entity A does nothave the unconditional right to avoid making theа.payment.b. The instrument is an equity instrument because Entity A'scontractual obligation to deliver cash or another financialasset is conditional on the holder exercising its right topayment.c. Entity A initially classifies the instrument as an equityс.instrument. However, when the holder exercises itsredemption right, the instrument is reclassified to financialliability.d. The instrument is classified as a financial liability only upto the extent of the probability that the holder will exerciseits right to redeem the instrument.

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