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CA Sri Lanka  Integrated Annual Report 2024                                                       139








          31.2.  Liquidity risk (contd.)
          Maturity analysis of financial assets and liabilities

          Description                                  Less than     3 to 12      1 to 3   More than
                                         On Demand     3 months      months       years      3 years      Total
                                             Rs.’000     Rs.'000     Rs.'000     Rs.'000     Rs.'000     Rs.'000
          Financial assets
          Receivables                         91,646    142,190                       -           -      233,836
          Loans and advances to staff                       190       1,673       4,861      16,313      23,037
          Fixed deposits                           -           -      122,852         -      150,000    272,852
          Treasury bonds                           -           -          -      867,324    1,296,622    2,163,946
          Cash and cash equivalents         209,663            -          -           -           -      209,663
                                            301,309     142,380     124,525     872,185    1,462,935    2,903,334

          Financial liabilities
          Lease liability                          -      (7,256)    (22,782)     (5,771)         -      (35,808)
          Payables                           (41,350)          -          -           -           -      (41,350)
                                             (41,350)     (7,256)    (22,782)     (5,771)         -      (77,158)


          Net financial assets              259,959     135,124     101,744     866,414    1,462,935    2,826,176

         31.3.   Market risk
         Market risk is the risk that changes in interest rates which will affect the Institute’s income or the value of its holding of financial
         instruments.


         The Institute manages and controls the market risk exposure within acceptable parameters, while optimising the return.
         The Institute’s market risk exposure is minimal.
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