annual report 2004
Statement of Compliance
Statement of Corporate Intent
The TASCORP Board
Chairman’s Report
Chief Executive Officer’s Report
The Tasmanian Economy
Functions and Powers
Commonwealth-State
Financial Relations
Credit Ratings
Additional Statutory Reporting
Global Distribution Group &
Facility Membership
TASCORP Client Listing
Staff
Corporate Governance
Standards
Financial Statements
- Financial Performance
- Financial Position
- Cash Flows
- Note 1: Summary of Accounting Policies
- Note 2: Revenue & Expenses
- Note 3: Profit from Ordinary Activities
- Note 4:Statement of Tax Equivalent
- Note 5: Investments
- Note 6: Advances
- Note 7:Property Plant & Equipment
- Note 8:Other Assets
- Note 9:Deposits
- Note 10: Borrowings
- Note 11: Derivative Financial Instruments
- Note 12: Other Liabilities
- Note 13: General Reserve
- Note 14: Reconciliation of Cash Flows
- Note 15: Net Fair Values
- Note 16a: Credit Risk
- Note 16b; Interest Rate Risk Management
- Note 16c: Foreign Exchange Risk Management
- Note 16d: Liquidity Risk
- Note 17: Liabilities & Commitments
- Note 18: Lease Commitments
- Note 19: Auditor's Remuneration
- Note 20: Directors Remuneration
- Note 21: Superannuation
- Note 22: Related Party Information
- Note 23: Disclosure of Impacts
- Certification Statement
- Independent Audit Report
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NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 June 2004


NOTE 15: NET FAIR VALUES OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

While market value accounting has not been adopted, Net Fair Values of financial instruments are determined on the following bases:

Financial assets and liabilities – current quoted market price for assets and liabilities (where available) necessary to realise the asset or settle the liability; or discounted expected future cash flows arising from the securities, using appropriate market yields.

Although certain financial assets are carried at an amount above Net Fair Value, the directors have not caused those assets to be written down as it is intended to retain those assets to maturity.

Currency swaps and forward foreign exchange contracts – the Net Fair Values are calculated using market yields and/or exchange rates appropriate to the instrument.

Although best judgment has been employed in the estimation of Fair Values there is inevitably an element of subjectivity involved in the calculations. This is particularly so in the case of those financial instruments which, like the majority of  the Corporation’s financial assets, have a thin or non-existent market. Therefore, the Fair Value estimates presented below are not necessarily the amounts that could have been realised at 30 June 2004.

Net Fair Value
2003-04
A$’000
Carrying Value
2003-04
A$’000
Net Fair Value 2002-03
A$’000
Carrying Value
2002-03
A$’000
Financial Assets
Tradeable Securities:
Domestic
Securities – Government
342,979
320,960
357,825
324,541
Banks & Other Financial Institutions
672,722
672,567
518,729
517,667
Bills and Other Securities
1,380,313
1,369,535
1,009,635
1,063,681
Overseas
Bills and Other Securities
287,753
287,371
368,089
278,428
Total Tradeable Securities:
2,683,767
2,650,433
2,254,278
2,184,317
Non-Tradeable Securities:
Advances to Clients
2,825,371
2,822,778
2,917,406
2,831,341
Total Financial Assets
5,509,138
5,473,211
5,171,684
5,015,658
Financial Liabilities
Domestic Unsettled Forward Transactions
150,305
160,000
186,210
185,500
Tradeable Securities

Domestic Preferred Stocks
3,319,153
3,328,024
2,238,903
2,196,315
Domestic Commercial Paper
308,828
308,821
1,001,608
1,001,741
Domestic Other Securities
128,767
108,347
144,414
111,902
Overseas Other Securities
398,249
373,825
415,614
363,509
Total Tradeable Securities
4,154,997
4,119,017
3,800,539
3,673,467
Non-Tradeable Securities
Deposits
1,274,741
1,274,824
1,180,027
1,180,073
Total Financial Liabilities
5,580,043
5,553,841
5,166,776
5,039,040


Net Fair Values

The Net Fair Values of readily tradeable derivative financial instruments, referred to in note 11 at balance date are as follows

2003-04
Net Fair Value
A$’000
2002-03
Net Fair Value
A$’000
Interest Rate Swaps
38,259
(19,944)
Cross Currency Swaps
18,573
(1,734)
Forward Foreign Exchange
0
29
Forward Rate Agreement
(138)
11
Options Purchased
9
20
Options Sold
(9)
(1)
Total Derivative Contracts
56,694
(21,619)


Note. Principal values of derivative financial instruments have no carrying value in the financial statements.


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