City of Gold Coast. Debt Management. Public Statement



Similar documents
REV-1. cash flows from operating activities, cash flows from investing activities, and cash flows from financing activities.

Refinancing Section 95 & 61 co-ops CHF Canada s Refinancing Program

Guidance for Financial Analysts to model the impact of aircraft noise on Flughafen Zürich AG s financial statements

EMPOWERING LOCAL BUSINESS TO ACCESS FUNDING. PARTIAL CREDIT GUARANTEE and SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCING

How to Finance your Investment

What is an SBA Loan? SBA Loans

CASSOWARY COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL POLICY ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT

Business Plan Overview

This report provides Members with an update on of the financial performance of the Corporation s managed IS service contract with Agilisys Ltd.

Nature of the investment

Maintain a balanced budget primarily the General & Park Funds

Internal Audit Charter and operating standards

FINANCE SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE

Gravesham Borough Council

Loan Repayment Planning Worksheet

Better Practice Guide Financial Considerations for Government use of Cloud Computing

Information Guide Booklet. Home Loans

Whenever practicable, the cap should be discussed and specifically agreed with the other party. This is discussed further below, see Agreeing a cap.

Getting Ready for Finance

Investments and Fair Value Accounting

FundingEdge. Guide to Business Cash Advance & Bank Statement Loan Programs

SBA 504 Financing. Long Term Asset Financing Made Possible. Glen Heller, Relationship Manager Nancy Sheridan, Specialty Finance Officer

ES PROCEDURES FOR OVERPAYMENT RECOVERY

Improved ADP and ACP Safe Harbor Plan Designs

Disclosures about the Credit Quality of Financing Receivables and the Allowance for Credit Losses

VET FEE-HELP Frequently Asked Questions for Students May 2010

Conventional Condominium Policy

Corporations Q&A. Shareholders Edward R. Alexander, Jr.

Special Tax Notice Regarding 403(b) (TSA) Distributions

LASA. Swansea s Credit Union. Loan Application Form. Loans and Savings Abertawe

What Happens To My Benefits If I Get a Bunch of Money? TANF Here is what happens if you are on the TANF program when you get lump-sum income:

THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN REVALUATION AND ASSETS IMPAIRMENT

Terms of Reference for the Fire Review Panel

A Comparison of UK and Chinese Broking Regulation

FACT SHEET BORROWING THROUGH SUPER. Prepared by Brett Griffiths, Director Superannuation Consulting e bgriffiths@vincents.com.au

Compensation Texas Tax Code Rule 3.589

Economic Justification: Measuring Return on Investment (ROI) and Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA)

The Hungarian Student Loan Scheme

PLANNING FOR QUALITY CARE AND INDEPENDENCE. Why you need to plan for long-term care assistance, and what funding options are available.

Public Debt Management Strategy

IFRS Discussion Group

This is a list of items you should bring to the Income Tax Appointment

We will record and prepare documents based off the information presented

Phi Kappa Sigma International Fraternity Insurance Billing Methodology

Thinking Different About Alternative Financing Options

Check List Forming a Small Business

Communal Property Institution Capacity Assessment Tool

Financial Aid Summary: Get Money for College

Big Data Applications and Privacy Issues in Customer Service, Distribution Planning, and Rate Design

CFD and Spot Forex Terms: Deposit Accounts

OECD-NEA Study Cost of Nuclear Accidents-liabilities Issues and their Impact on Electricity Costs

CPP INVESTMENT BOARD REPORTS FISCAL THIRD QUARTER PERFORMANCE RESULTS

Financial Accountability Handbook

Tips to Prepare for Quarter-End and Year-End

CFD AND SPOT FOREX TERMS: DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS

NHVAS Mass Management Spot Check Checklist

Financial Planning Agreement

Fund Accounting Class II

This document provides instructions on how to complete the Cheque Requisition Form.

Employee Benefits Liability Policy

Transportation Allowance Program

The Jackson Laboratory Third-Party Fundraising Guidelines

Rolodex of. Tampa Bay Hard Money Lenders for. Future Millionaires

R o t h IRAs : How They W o r k and How to Use Them

ECFS 865: INVESTMENTS

GUIDELINES FOR APPLYING FOR AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY (ACT) NOMINATION OF A BUSINESS INNOVATION AND INVESTMENT (PROVISIONAL) (SUBCLASS 188) VISA

Sonny s Franchise Company 201 North New York Avenue 3rd floor Winter Park, FL 32789

Transcription:

City f Gld Cast Debt Management Public Statement Octber 2015

This statement explains the City f Gld Cast s debt management apprach and psitin. It includes the fllwing: Overall Financial Psitin Prfit and Lss Statement Balance Sheet Financial Indicatrs Hw Cuncil brrws Cuncil s recent track recrd Cmparisns with ther Cuncils Cuncil s cash reserves Page 2 f 8

Overall Financial Psitin T put the size f the Cuncil int perspective: 2015-16 budget f $1.27 billin Ranked 337th in size f all Australian cmpanies, well ahead f Melburne City Cuncil (616) and the City f Sydney (695) (surce: IBIS Wrld, 2014) Is respnsible fr assets valued at $13.9 billin as at 30 June 2015 Cuncil has fur (4) main areas by which it mnitrs its financial psitin: Scpe and standards f its services Rates and charges (including user-pays charges) Debt levels The cnditin f the City s infrastructure assets Als, just like any business, Cuncil prduces a set f financial statements which includes a Statement f Cmprehensive Incme and a Statement f Financial Psitin. These statements are audited by the Queensland Audit Office (QAO). Statement f Cmprehensive Incme Its purpse is: t summarise all revenue received by Cuncil (cash and nn-cash) t summarise all perating csts and expenses, including all services prvided by Cuncil (this des nt include capital r debt principal repayments) t shw the surplus r prfit, which equals revenue minus perating csts and expenses Shws a surplus f $574.0 millin fr 2014-15 (refer t the City s 2014-15 Financial Statements) T calculate the available cash amunt (r underlying surplus ) the fllwing nn-cash adjustments apply: Subtract: Increase in value f existing assets as a result f annual revaluatins - $418.9 millin Infrastructure built by develpers and then transferred t Cuncil s wnership - $108.9 millin Add: Reductin in value f assets as a result f sme assets being decmmissined r replaced - $25.9 millin Depreciatin (calculated n a straight line basis) - $267.4 millin Net accruals and ther nn-cash items - $92.1 millin After the abve adjustments, there is $431.6 millin as an underlying surplus, which is cash available t repay debt (principal), fund future capital wrks and wrk in prgress. Page 3 f 8

Statement f Financial Psitin Its purpse is: t summarise assets that the Cuncil wns t summarise liabilities that the Cuncil wes t shw the equity r the value f the business, which equals assets minus liabilities Shws ttal assets f $13.9 billin as at 30 June 2015, including: cash at bank (including investments) - $585.0 millin mney wed t Cuncil - $148.3 millin prperty, plant and equipment (such as land, buildings, rads, drainage, water and sewerage infrastructure) - $12.8 billin capital wrks currently being cnstructed - $259.2 millin Shws ttal liabilities f $918.3 millin, including: mney wed by Cuncil (nrmal accunts payable) - $72.2 millin lan brrwings wed t the Queensland Treasury Crpratin (QTC) - $767.7 millin emplyee benefits (annual and lng service leave) - $76.8 millin The difference between assets and liabilities is $13.0 billin, which is the value f the business managed by Cuncil n behalf f the cmmunity Financial Indicatrs Cuncil s psitin in relatin t the fllwing financial perfrmance indicatrs cnfirms that its debt is quite manageable: Debt Service Rati this calculates the percentage f perating revenue that Cuncil spends n repaying lans (interest & principal) the frecast fr 2015-16 is 9% this is cmparable t a husehld with an annual incme f $100,000 spending $9,000 ($173 per week) n mrtgage repayments Net Financial Liabilities Rati this calculates ttal liabilities (mainly lans and accunts t be paid by Cuncil) less current assets (mainly cash at bank r mney wed t Cuncil) as a percentage f perating revenue the frecast fr 2015-16 is 19% this is cmparable t a husehld with an annual incme f $100,000 wing $19,000 after mney in the bank and mney wed t it is deducted Page 4 f 8

Hw Cuncil brrws Brrwing by Cuncils in Queensland is tightly cntrlled via the fllwing external agencies: Department f Infrastructure, Lcal Gvernment and Planning (DILGP) Queensland Audit Office (QAO) Queensland Treasury Crpratin (QTC) This can be summarised as fllws: Cuncil s annual prpsed brrwings are subject t apprval by DILGP based n an assessment f Cuncil s ten year financial mdel (which shws indicative future revenues and expenses, and related frecasting assumptins). This assessment is generally in the frm f a Credit Review cnducted by QTC. The credit review includes interviews with senir management and a detailed assessment f current and frecast financial perfrmance and psitin. Brrwings must be surced thrugh QTC based n DILGP apprval, and are subject t terms and cnditins. The State gvernment sets three measures (ratis) t assess the financial sustainability f lcal gvernments. These measures are audited annually by the QAO. QTC sets a further three measures (ratis) t mnitr Cuncils ability t repay debt. QTC is the central financing authrity fr the Queensland State Gvernment, Queensland lcal gvernments and State cntrlled entities. QTC brrws funds in dmestic and glbal markets. Significant ecnmies f scale can be achieved by cmbining the debt requirements f all State authrities. The cst f debt is influenced by the State s credit rating f AA+ and interest rates accessed are substantially lwer than if Cuncil had t brrw frm cmmercial banks. Cuncil s recent track recrd When the current Cuncil was elected in 2012, its grss debt was $730.0 millin and was prjected t increase t ver $900.0 millin by 2012-13 in the final lng term frecast f the previus Cuncil. On 1 July 2012, a cuple f mnths after the last electin, $77.7 millin f debt was transferred t Cuncil upn the disslutin f Allcnnex Water, taking ttal debt t $807.7m. The balance f debt as at June 2015 was $767.7 millin, including the remaining Allcnnex Water debt. The balance f debt by the end f March 2016, when a new Cuncil will be elected, will be $721.8 millin. Therefre, in the current Cuncil term ending March 2016, external debt will be reduced by $85.9 millin. In the life f this Cuncil, the City has brrwed externally $101.4m whilst delivering $1.1 billin in new capital wrks. It has als brrwed internally frm certain cash reserves. Page 5 f 8

Cmparisns with ther Cuncils Current external debt f $767.7 millin cmpares t City infrastructure assets f $11.1 billin as at 30 June 2015. In 2014-15 Cuncil s principal and interest payments f $104.0m n utstanding debt tk up 7.0% f its ttal incme. By cmparisn, the median husehld n the Gld Cast allcates 40.8% f ttal incme just n mrtgage repayments (surce: ABS 2011 Census Data) In June 2014, the City had $3,205 f external debt per rateable prperty. The fllwing graph (surce: audited financial statements fr 2013-14) illustrates the recent debt psitin fr cmparable Cuncils. Cnsideratin shuld als be given t the likelihd f future brrwings. The City f Gld Cast is well placed cmpared t ther Cuncils as its infrastructure is generally f a high standard and in relatively gd cnditin. Nte: City f Gld Cast and Lgan City Cuncil have water and sewerage debt included in the Cuncil accunts. The ther Cuncils nw perate water and sewerage thrugh separate entities. T be cmparable, the water and sewerage debt (based n participatin rights) fr the ther Cuncils has been added t the debt shwn in the Cuncil accunts t prduce this cmparisn graph. Page 6 f 8

Cuncil s cash reserves As at 30 June 2015 Cuncil had a ttal f $447.4m which is set aside fr specific purpses in varius reserve funds. A large amunt f these funds will, in all prbability, be utilised by 2018 fr the fllwing purpses: Water & Sewerage Capital Wrks ($90.8m) Strategic Pririties ($17.6m) Cmmnwealth Games ($54.2m) Wrkers Cmpensatin ($9.2m) Fleet & Plant Replacement ($8.5m) Waste Management Capital Wrks ($10.0m) An amunt f $128.1m is held in reserve being Infrastructure Charges cllected frm develpers fr the specific purpse f prviding trunk infrastructure fr water, sewerage, transprt, parks and strmwater drainage. An amunt f $104.7m was als held in the Cuncil s Investment Fund Reserve as at 30 June 2015. This reserve was established t prvide Cuncil s annual budget with a future dividend frm investments t cmpensate fr the lss f dividends frm the bulk water part f Gld Cast Water, which was taken ver by the State Gvernment n 1 July 2008. The current Cuncil has brrwed internally frm the Investment Fund Reserve fr such purpses as : $18.0m t fund the Karp Curt building purchase and refurbishment, t be repaid by savings in rent as a result f n lnger requiring the rental f the Varsity Lakes building. $2.0m t fund accelerated emergency Castal Prtectin Wrks fllwing a majr strm in February 2013. $7.5m t fund the up-frnt investment in the Integrated Parking Management System. By retaining funds in the Investment Fund Reserve, Cuncil will have flexibility t make decisins regarding future brrwings and emerging prjects, particularly when interest rates are higher than current rates and brrwing externally is nt as attractive as it is currently. Based n the decisin by the Federal Gvernment t discntinue the carbn tax, the funds held in that reserve were given back t residents thrugh a rebate n the rates ntice, with surplus funds allcated t carbn reducing initiatives at Cmmnwealth Games venues. Key Pints in Summary Based n financial perfrmance indicatrs and cmparisn with ther SEQ Cuncils, Cuncil s debt is quite lw and certainly manageable. During the term f the current Cuncil, Cuncil s debt will be reduced by $85.9m. Page 7 f 8

Fr mre infrmatin P 1300 GOLDCOAST (1300 465 326) W cityfgldcast.cm.au Page 8 f 8