CATEGORIES OF FINANCIAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES12/31/2010 in Th.CLP$At fair valueNotewith changein income- negotiableHedgederivativesLoans andaccountsreceivableOtherfinancialliabilitiesCurrency orAdjustmentUnitTotalat accountingvalueTotalat fairvalueAssets - negotiableCash and cash equivalents 5 - - 75,272,215 CLP/USD/PEN 75,272,215 75,272,215Other financial assets 6Debtors for financial leasing - 5,134,028 - UF 5,134,028 5,797,623Derivatives 8,139 - - - USD 8,139 8,139Other - 1,786,148 - CLP 1,786,148 1,786,148Commercial debtors and others 8 - - 236,011,842 - CLP/USD/PEN 236,011,842 236,011,842Accounts receivable from related entities 9 - - 469,192 - CLP 469,192 469,196Total assets 8,139 318,673,425 318,681,564 319,345,163LiabilitiesOther financial liabilities 15159Interest accruing loans - - - 282,814,590 282,814,590 279,076,263Creditors for financial leasing - - - 10,975,916 10,975,916 12,437,442Derivatives 14,116,323 56,994,899 - - 71,111,222 71,111,222Commercial accounts payable and other 16 - - - 319,275,469 319,275,469 319,275,469Report 2011Total liabilities 14,116,323 56,994,899 613,065,975 684,177,197 681,900,396
5. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTSCash and cash equivalents is composed of the following:12/31/2011Th.CLP$12/31/2010Th.CLP$Residual cash 72,757 440,447Bank account balances 6,423,113 4,723,985Short-term deposits 8,419,033 65,236,149Central bank placements 7,752,676 4,870,306Other cash and cash equivalents 396,488 1,328Total 23,064,067 75,272,215Total by CurrencyCLP 21,245,742 73,377,594USD 1,023,299 1,045,108PEN 785,715 836,143EUR 9,311 13,370Total 23,064,067 75,272,215160Report 2011Short-term deposits originally valid for less than three months are registered at their amortized cost. The breakdown as of December 31, 2011 and 2010, is asfollows:Institution Currency DateplacementDateexpiryDaysValueTh.CLP$DaysaccruedInterestaccruedTh.CLP$Total12/31/2011Th.CLP$Banco BBVA CLP 12/27/11 01/09/12 13 2,000,000 4 1,307 2,001,307Banco Corpbanca CLP 12/27/11 01/03/12 7 2,000,000 4 1,200 2,001,200Banco HSBA CLP 12/30/11 01/06/12 7 2,334,000 1 366 2,334,366Banco Santander CLP 12/30/11 01/06/12 7 1,438,000 1 220 1,438,220Banco Santander CLP 12/03/11 01/02/12 30 52,759 28 212 52,971Banco de Credito del Perú (BCP) PEN 12/27/11 01/03/12 7 75,375 4 33 75,408Interbank PEN 12/27/11 01/03/12 7 38,655 4 16 38,671Banco de Credito del Perú (BCP) PEN 12/29/11 01/03/12 5 38,654 2 8 38,662Banco de Credito del Perú (BCP) PEN 12/29/11 01/05/12 7 342,088 2 75 342,163Banco de Credito del Perú (BCP) PEN 12/30/11 01/09/12 10 96,055 1 10 96,065Total 8,415,586 3,447 8,419,033
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