22. Unsettled derivative financial instruments
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31.12.2017 |
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31.12.2016 |
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Positive value |
Negative value |
Purpose |
Positive value |
Negative value |
Purpose |
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Forward currency transactions |
757 |
2,016 |
Hedging |
1,121 |
1,169 |
Hedging |
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Other forward transactions |
– |
189 |
Hedging |
305 |
– |
Hedging |
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Total forward transactions |
757 |
2,205 |
– |
1,426 |
1,169 |
– |
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of which to hedge future cash flows |
130 |
992 |
– |
967 |
968 |
– |
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Total recognised in the balance sheet |
627 |
1,213 |
– |
459 |
201 |
– |
Similar to the underlying transactions, currency forwards used to hedge future cash flows are not recognised in the balance sheet. The result of these derivative instruments is recognised in the income statement upon occurrence of the transaction hedged. Derivative financial instruments used to hedge balance sheet positions in foreign currencies are recognised as securities in the current assets. Corresponding changes in value are recognised in the financial result.
Emmi also has options to acquire additional shares in associates and joint ventures. At the same time, rights to sell their shares were granted to some counterparties. For these purchase and selling rights, the prices agreed are generally based on fair market value at the time of exercise. Currently, these options cannot be reliably measured and are therefore not recognised in the balance sheet.