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for each of
the
reporting
dates under
review and
are of good
credit
quality.
c)
Liquidity
Risk
Liquidity
risk is the
risk that
the Company
cannot meet
its
liabilities
as they fall
due. The
Company's
primary
source of
liquidity
consists of
cash and
cash
equivalents
and
investments
held at fair
value
through
profit or
loss. The
Company's
investments
at fair
value
through
profit or
loss are
publicly
traded and
are deemed
highly
liquid.
The
following
table
details the
contractual,
undiscounted
cash flows
of the
Company's
financial
liabilities:
As at 30
June 2015
Up to 3 months Up to1 year Over 1 year Total £
Financial
liabilities
Accrued 31,760 - - 31,760
expenses
31,760 - - 31,760
As at 30
June 2014
Up to 3 Months Up to 1 year Over 1 year Total £
Financial
liabilities
Accrued 23,049 - - 23,049
expenses
Payable to - 34,782 - 34,782
shareholders
23,049 34,782 - 57,831
Capital
Management
The
Company's
objective
when
managing
capital is
to safeguard
the
Company's
ability to
continue as
a going
concern in
order to
provide
optimum
returns for
shareholders
and benefits
for other
stakeholders
and to
maintain an
optimal
capital
structure to
reduce cost
of capital.
In order to
maintain or
adjust the
capital
structure,
the Company
may issue
new shares,
return
capital to
shareholders
or sell
assets. The
Company does
not have any
debt nor is
the Company
subject to
any external
capital
requirements
.
Fair Value
Estimation
The Company
has
classified
its
financial
assets as
fair value
through
profit or
loss and
fair value
is
determined
via one of
the
following
categories:
Level I - An
unadjusted
quoted price
in an active
market
provides the
most
reliable
evidence of
fair value
and is used
to measure
fair value
whenever
available.
As required
by IFRS 7,
the Company
will not
adjust the
quoted price
for these
investments,
(even in
situations
where it
holds a
large
position and
a sale could
reasonably
impact the
quoted
price).
Level II -
Inputs are
other than
unadjusted
quoted
prices in
active
markets,
which are
either
directly or
indirectly
observable
as of the
reporting
date, and
fair value
is
determined
through the
use of
models or
other
valuation
methodologie
s.
Level III -
Inputs are
unobservable
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