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Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements

34

Dar Al-Maal Al-Islami Trust

Annual Report 2014

4. Financial instruments

(continued)

Restructuring activities include

extended payment arrangements,

approved external management

plans, modification and deferral of

payments. Following restructuring,

a previously overdue customer

account is reset to a normal status

and managed together with other

similar accounts. Restructuring

policies and practices are based

on indicators or criteria which, in

the judgement of management,

indicate that payment will most

likely continue. These policies are

kept under continuous review.

Credit risk exposure relating to on-balance sheet assets is as follows:

Maximum exposure

2014

2013

Cash and cash equivalent

764,670

985,984

Investments with Islamic institutions

121,188

118,001

Trading securities

283,316

82,663

Investments in financings:

Corporate financing

1,126,483 1,703,498

Bank and other financial institutions

86,331

-

Agricultural financing

92,499

76,784

Government/public financing

381,732

-

Trust financing

110,792

108,590

Consumer financing

190,660

166,723

Other financing

188,792

31,032

Investment securities

1,505,615 1,180,535

Accounts receivable (note 12)

186,501

164,958

Total financial assets

5,038,579 4,618,768

Credit risk exposure relating to

off-balance sheet items are as follows:

Financial acceptances, performance

bonds, guarantees and

irrevocable letters of credit

1,312,338 1,165,933

Financing commitments, undrawn

facilities and other credit related liabilities 1,464,428 1,150,456

Total off-balance sheet

2,776,766 2,316,389

At 31 December

7,815,345 6,935,157

Fair value of collateral

4,329,270 3,582,204

accounts. The assessment normally

encompasses collateral held

(including re-confirmation of its

enforceability) and the anticipated

receipts for that individual account.

Collectively assessed impairment

allowances are provided for:

(i) portfolios of homogeneous

assets that are individually below

materiality thresholds; and (ii)

losses that have been incurred

but have not yet been identified,

by using the available historical

experience, experienced judgement

and statistical techniques.

(Thousands of US dollars)