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value
through
profit or
loss. To
manage its
price risk
management
closely
monitor
the
activities
of the
underlying
investment
s.
The
Company's
exposure
to price
risk is as
follows:
Fair Value
Fair Value 682,888
Through
Profit or
Loss, as
at 30 June
2014
Fair Value 746,175
Through
Profit or
Loss, as
at 30 June
2013
The
Company's
investment
s are all
publicly
traded and
listed on
either the
Alternativ
e
Investment
Market
("AIM") or
on the
Australian
Stock
Exchange.
The
Company's
sensitivit
y to a 15%
increase/(
decrease)
in market
price
would be
£102,433/(
£102,433)
(2013:
£111,926/(
£111,926))
. A
positive
number
indicates
an
increase
in the net
assets
attributab
le to
ordinary
shareholde
rs and a
negative
number
indicates
a
decrease.
The 15%
increase/(
decrease)
on the net
assets
attributab
le to
ordinary
shareholde
rs would
have the
same
impact on
the post
tax profit
for the
year. 15%
represents
management
's
assessment
of a
reasonably
possible
change in
the market
prices.
iii)
Interest
rate
riskIntere
st rate
risk is
the risk
that the
fair value
or future
cash flows
of a
financial
instrument
will
fluctuate
because of
changes in
market
interest
rates. The
Company is
not
significan
tly
exposed to
interest
rate risk
as it does
not have
any
borrowings
, however,
the
Company
does have
short term
(<3
months)
cash
deposits,
which
exposes
the
Company to
effects of
fluctuatio
ns in the
prevailing
levels of
market
interest
rates on
its cash
flow. An
increase
in the
interest
rates of
1% would
cause the
Company's
net
financial
assets to
increase
by £769
(2013:£2,2
66). An
equal
change in
the
opposite
direction
would have
decreased
the net
assets
attributab
le to
shareholde
rs by an
equal but
opposite
amount. 1%
represents
the
management
's
assessment
of a
reasonably
possible
change in
interest
rates. The