Annual Report - Miba
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E. Other information<br />
30. Cash flow statement<br />
The cash flow statement was prepared in accordance with the indirect method. Cash and<br />
cash equivalents are comprised solely of cash on hand, checks, deposits at credit institutions<br />
and marketable securities. Interest received and interest paid are reported under<br />
current operations. Dividend payments are reported under financing activities. The effects<br />
of changes in the consolidation group are reported under the applicable items of each of<br />
the three segments. Taxes on income and earnings during 2004/05 fiscal year amounted<br />
to TEUR 5,822 (TEUR 10,869 in the previous year).<br />
31. Financing instruments<br />
IAS 32 distinguishes between original and derivative financing instruments.<br />
Original financing instruments<br />
Original financing instruments are accounts receivable and accounts payable (basic transactions)<br />
and financial receivables and financial debt.<br />
The portfolio of original financing instruments is shown in the balance sheet and in the<br />
notes respectively, as are derivatives, provided that a market value is available.<br />
IAS defines credit risk as losses in assets resulting from the non-performance of<br />
contractual obligations by individual business partners.<br />
The credit risk inherent in <strong>Miba</strong> AG Group's core business is largely secured by credit<br />
insurance and by bank-type collateral (guarantees, letters of credit).<br />
The internal guidelines include credit criteria designed to control the credit risk related to<br />
original financing instruments, for example by means of bank limits or customer limits.<br />
In the assessment field, we only work together with financial partners that have an<br />
irreproachable credit standing.<br />
The credit risk of derivatives is limited to transactions with a positive market value and up<br />
to the replacement costs. Derivatives are based almost exclusively on standardized<br />
general contracts for financial futures. In principle, derivatives are not used for trading or<br />
speculative purposes.