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28. Accrued expenses<br />

29. Financial instruments<br />

Managing financial risks<br />

The <strong>Sava</strong> Group has a very good rating, therefore it has<br />

no difficulty in balancing liquidity and cash flows.<br />

However, due to contracting debts in euro currency a<br />

higher foreign currency risk exists. Due to a stable<br />

exchange rate and expected euro introduction the risk is<br />

low. Simultaneously with contracting debts in foreign<br />

currency the EURIBOR rate risk increases, which<br />

mainly serves as the basis for interest rates for debts<br />

contracted anew. According to forecasts this basis<br />

should rise in the future, therefore we are preparing an<br />

interest rate protection which will include all companies<br />

indebted at the EURIBOR-based interest rate. Managing<br />

financial risk is explained in chapter 9 Risk<br />

Management in detail.<br />

Sensitivity analysis of financial risks<br />

In financial risk we are highly exposed to a change in<br />

(SIT in thousands)<br />

<strong>2005</strong> 2004<br />

Accrued expenses 338,138 405,228<br />

Fair value of financial instruments<br />

the interest rate and since almost three-quarters of<br />

indebtedness is based on the inter-bank interest rate<br />

EURIBOR, its influence is the greatest. Taking into<br />

consideration the average indebtedness last year and the<br />

current structure at 31/12/<strong>2005</strong> each tenth of a change in<br />

the average annual interest rate would increase interest<br />

by almost 25 million tolars for the entire Group.<br />

If indebtedness in the Group changed by 1 billion tolars,<br />

the operating income would change by 35.3 million<br />

tolars with the average December interest rate being<br />

3.53 per cent at the Group level.<br />

With regard to the expectations and forecasts, the<br />

change in the euro rate has a considerably lower effect<br />

on operations; ever since Slovenia accessed the<br />

European Union the exchange rate has fluctuated only<br />

slightly around the centrally agreed parity exchange rate<br />

and it amounts to 239.640 tolars for one euro.<br />

(SIT in thousands)<br />

<strong>2005</strong> 2004<br />

Book Fair Book Fair<br />

value value value value<br />

Securities available for sale 33,430,277 33,430,277 32,141,290 32,141,290<br />

Non-current receivables 2,704,451 2,704,451 442,475 442,475<br />

Current receivables 12,075,122 12,075,122 11,525,492 11,525,492<br />

Granted loans 574,234 574,234 1,042,284 1,042,284<br />

Cash and cash equivalents 2,568,857 2,568,857 703,168 703,168<br />

Non-current loans 14,480,373 14,480,373 11,698,555 11,698,555<br />

Non-current operating liabilities 17,418 17,418 47,329 47,329<br />

Current loans 30,642,855 30,642,855 23,137,273 23,137,273<br />

Current operating liabilities 10,707,024 10,707,024 10,787,794 10,787,794

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