63 Finsbury Food Group Annual Report & Accounts 2016
are interest rate risk and liquidity risk. The Group’s policies on the management of liquidity, credit, interest rate and foreign currency risks are set out below and also referred to in the Strategic Report on pages 8 to 21.
a) Fair Values of Financial Instruments approximation of fair values.
The fair values of forward exchange contracts and interest rate swaps are determined using a market comparison valuation technique. The fair instruments. The fair values relating to these instruments represent level 2 in the fair value hierarchy which relates to the extent the fair value market through to level 3 where the assumptions used to arrive at fair value do not have comparable market data.
interest rates prevailing at the 2 July 2016.
At year ended 2 July 2016
Secured bank loans
Invoice discounting Trade creditors
Interest rate swaps liabilities
Carrying amount £000
Total £000
1 year or less £000
1 to 2 years £000
2 to 5 years £000
5 years and over £000
(11,555) (190)
(10,824) (38,049)
(140) (60,758)
(12,401) (194)
(10,824) (38,049)
(108) (61,576)
(3,202) (136)
(10,824) (38,049)
(108) (52,319) At year ended 27 June 2015
Secured bank loans
Invoice discounting
Deferred consideration Trade creditors
Interest rate swaps liabilities
Carrying amount £000
Total £000
1 year or less £000
(3,128) (58) - -
- (3,186)
1 to 2 years £000
2 to 5 years £000
5 years and over £000
(5,063) - - -
- (5,063)
(1,008) - - -
- (1,008)
(17,163) (474)
(3,397) (50)
(37,457) (359) (58,900) The carrying amount relating to interest rate swaps is the fair value.
(18,412) (488)
(3,397) (50)
(37,457) (377) (60,181)
(6,026) (293)
(3,397) (50)
(37,457) (270) (47,493)
(3,198) (137) - - -
(107) (3,442)
(7,785) (58) - - -
- (7,843)
(1,403) - - - -
- (1,403)
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