Place the respective independant Financial Instruments beneath their relevant classifications below.

The instrument is classified as equity since no obligation exists to deliver cash or another financial instrument. Derivatives on an

entity's own equity instruments requiring an exchange of a fixed number of shares for a fixed amount of cash is an equity instrument.

A contractual obligation exists to deliver cash or another financial asset as the instruments are compulsory redeemable and dividend

payments are compulsory. The instruments is classified as a liability and the dividends showed in the statement of profit or loss and

other comprehensive income as finance costs.

The instrument is a compound financial instrument with both a liability and equity component. The interest obligation over the life of

the instrument represents the liability. The present value of the interest payable up to conversion is the liability and the balance, up

to the total issue price, represents the equity.

Compulsory convertible debentures convertible into a fixed number of shares on a specific date.

Cumulative preference shares that are compulsory redeemable with compulsory dividends payments.

An option issued by a company, granting the right to acquire a fixed number of shares in that company at a fixed price.