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In accordance with market practice, certain balances with clients, Stock
Exchange member firms and other counterparties totalling £555.5 million (2015:
£361.9 million) are included in trade payables. As stated in Note 9 above,
where we have a legal right of offset and the ability and intention to settle
net, trade payable balances have been presented net. The gross amount of trade
payables is £712.6 million and the gross amount offset in the balance sheet
with trade receivables is £157.2 million. There are no balances where there is
a legal right of offset but not a right of offset in accordance with
accounting standards, and no collateral has been posted for the balances that
have been offset.
Other payables principally comprise amounts owed to clients as a loyalty bonus
and to staff as a bonus. Accruals and deferred income principally comprise
amounts outstanding for trade purchases and revenue received but not yet
earned on Group pension schemes where an ongoing service is still being
provided.
13. Share capital
Year ended 30 June 2016 Year ended 30 June 2015
£'000 £'000
Authorised: 525,000,000 (2015: 525,000,000) ordinary shares of 0.4p each 2,100 2,100
Issued and fully paid: Ordinary shares of 0.4p each 1,897 1,897
Shares Shares
Issued and fully paid: Number of ordinary shares of 0.4p each 474,318,625 474,318,625
The Company has one class of ordinary shares which carry no right to fixed
income.
14. Note to the consolidated statement of cash flows
Year ended 30 June 2016 Year ended 30 June 2015
£'000 £'000
Profit for the year after tax 177,256 157,249
Adjustments for:
Investment revenues (629) (987)
Income tax expense 41,623 41,789
Depreciation of plant and equipment 3,537 3,279
Amortisation of intangible assets 1,678 1,101
Share-based payment expense 2,525 2,109
Increase/(decrease) in provisions 255 (47)
Operating cash flows before movements in working capital 226,245 204,493
Increase in receivables (205,308) (107,842)
Increase in payables 184,423 116,340
Cash generated from operations 205,360 212,991
15. Going concern
The Group maintains on-going forecasts that indicate continued profitability
in the 2017 financial year. Stress test scenarios are undertaken, the
outcomes of which show that the Group has adequate capital resources for the
foreseeable future even in adverse economic conditions. The Group's business
is highly cash generative with a low working capital requirement; indeed, the
forecast cash flows show that the Group will remain highly liquid in the
forthcoming financial year. The Directors therefore believe that the Group is
well placed to manage its business risks successfully despite the current
uncertain economic outlook. After making enquiries, the Directors'
expectation is that the Group will have adequate resources to continue in
operational existence for the foreseeable future. Accordingly, they continue
to adopt the going concern basis in preparing this preliminary results
statement.
Glossary of Alternative Financial Performance Measures
Within the Preliminary Announcement various Alternative Financial Performance
Measures are referred to, which are non-GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting
Practice) measures. They are used in order to provide a better understanding
of the performance of the Group and the table below states those which have
been used, how they have been calculated and why they have been used.
Measure Calculation Why we use this measure
Cash conversion ratio (%) The operating cash flows for the year divided by the operating profits for the year. Provides a measure of the efficiency with which profits are converted into cash.
Discretionary recurring net revenue (%) The total value of the annual management charge earned on the Hargreaves Lansdown Multi-Manager funds and the management fees and ongoing adviser charges for the PMS service divided by the total discretionary net revenue. Provides a measure of the quality of our earnings. We believe recurring revenue provides greater profit resilience and hence it is of higher quality.
Dividend pay-out ratio (%) The total dividend per share divided by the basic Earnings Per Share (EPS) for a financial year. Provides a measure of the level of profits paid out to shareholders and the level retained in the business.
Dividend per share (pence per share) Total dividend payable relating to a financial year divided by the total number of shares eligible to receive a dividend. Note ordinary shares held in the Hargreaves Lansdown Employee Benefit Trust have agreed to waive all dividends (see Note 6 to the consolidated financial statements). Dividend per share is pertinent information to shareholders and investors and provides them with the ability to assess the dividend yield of the Hargreaves Lansdown PLC
shares.
Net revenue (£)(See Income Statement on page 12 for the reconciliation of net revenue) Total revenue less commission payments which are primarily loyalty bonuses paid to Vantage clients. Because of the changes brought about to the client charging structure by the Retail Distribution Review ("RDR") there was a transitional period (from 1 March 2014 to 1
April 2016). From 1 March 2014 revenue was increased as Hargreaves Lansdown earned both a new platform fee from clients and the existing renewal commission from the Fund
Management Groups based on the value of funds held by clients. At the same time the loyalty bonus paid to clients was significantly increased on the pre-RDR funds to
largely mitigate the impact of the new platform fee. In order to aid comparability during the period of transition to 1 April 2016 the net revenue measure became the most
useful comparative measure of revenue as it better reflected the underlying income relating to funds held by clients.
Percentage of Vantage net recurring revenue (%) The total value of renewal commission (after deducting loyalty bonuses), platform fees, management fees and interest earned on client money divided by the total Vantage net revenue. Provides a measure of the quality of our earnings. We believe recurring revenue provides greater profit resilience and hence it is of higher quality.
Vantage net revenue margin (%) Total Vantage net revenue divided by the average value of assets under administration which includes the Portfolio Management Services assets under management held in funds on which a platform fee is charged. Provides the most comparable means of tracking, over time, the margin earned on the assets under administration and is used by management to assess business performance.
Vantage net revenue margin from cash (%) Net revenue from cash (net interest earned on the value of client money held on the Vantage platform divided by the average value of assets under administration held as client money. Provides a means of tracking, over time, the margin earned on cash held by our clients.
Vantage net revenue margin from funds (%) Net revenue derived from funds held by clients (platform fees, initial commission less loyalty bonus) divided by the average value of assets under administration held as funds, which includes the Portfolio Management Services assets under management held in funds on which a platform fee is charged. Provides the most comparable means of tracking, over time, the margin earned on funds held by our clients.
Vantage net revenue margin from shares (%) Net revenue from shares (stockbroking commissions, management fees where shares are held in a SIPP or ISA, less the cost of dealing errors) divided by the average value of assets under administration held as shares. Provides a means of tracking, over time, the margin earned on shares held by our clients.
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