The Main Objective/s of an Audit of Swaps Is/are

question 108

Multiple Choice

The main objective/s of an audit of swaps is/are:

• A) To determine the adequacy and effectiveness of controls relating to rate swap transactions
• B) To ascertain that swap transaction are properly recorded in accordance with their term
• C) To ensure that the company's financial statements and regulatory reports properly reflect in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, the results of swap activity
• D) All of these

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