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Notesonnancialstatements
Financial statements
27.Financialinstrumentsandnancialriskfactorscontinued
Themovementinthevaluationallowancefortradereceivablesissetoutbelow.
$million
2010 2009
At1January 430 391
Exchangeadjustments (9) 12
Chargefortheyear 150 157
Utilization (143) (130)
At31December 428 430
(c)Liquidityrisk
Liquidityriskistheriskthatsuitablesourcesoffundingforthegroup’sbusinessactivitiesmaynotbeavailable.Thegroup’sliquidityismanagedcentrally
withoperatingunitsforecastingtheircashandcurrencyrequirementstothecentraltreasuryfunction.Unlessrestrictedbylocalregulations,subsidiaries
pooltheircashsurplusestotreasury,whichwillthenarrangetofundothersubsidiaries’requirements,orinvestanynetsurplusinthemarketorarrangefor
necessaryexternalborrowings,whilemanagingthegroup’soverallnetcurrencypositions.
FollowingtheGulfofMexicooilspill,thegroupfacedsignicantchallengesinmanagingliquidityrisk.Thegroupwasrequiredtomakesubstantial
cashpaymentsinconnectionwiththeoilspillandalsoexperiencedincreasedrequirementsduringtheyeartopostlettersofcredittocollateralizea
numberofenvironmentalliabilitiestotalling$624millionandpostfurthercashcollateralundertradingagreementstotalling$728million.Furtherinformaton
isprovidedinLiquidityandcapitalresourcesonpages63to67.
Inmanagingitsliquidityrisk,thegrouphasaccesstoawiderangeoffundingatcompetitiveratesthroughcapitalmarketsandbanks.Thegroup’s
treasuryfunctioncentrallyco-ordinatesrelationshipswithbanks,borrowingrequirements,foreignexchangerequirementsandcashmanagement.The
groupbelievesithasaccesstosufcientfundingthroughitsowncurrentcashholdingsandfuturecashgenerationincludingdisposalproceeds,the
commercialpapermarkets,andbyusingundrawncommittedborrowingfacilities,tomeetforeseeableliquidityrequirements.At31December2010,the
grouphadsubstantialamountsofundrawnborrowingfacilitiesavailable,includingcommittedfacilitiesof$12,500million(2009$4,950million),consisting
of$5,250millionofstandbyfacilities(ofwhich$400millionisavailabletodrawandrepaybymid-September2011,$4,550millionuntilmid-October2011,
and$300millionuntilmid-January2013)and$7,250millionof364-dayfacilities(ofwhich$4,000millioncanbedrawnuntillateMay2011andisrepayable
upto364daysfromthedateofdrawing,$2,000milliondrawnuntiltheendofJune2011,$750milliondrawnuntilearlyJuly2011,and$500milliondrawn
untillateAugust2011).Thesefacilitiesarewithanumberofinternationalbanksandborrowingsunderthemwouldbeatpre-agreedrates.
ThegrouphasinplaceaEuropeanDebtIssuanceProgramme(DIP)underwhichthegroupmayraiseupto$20billionofdebtformaturitiesofone
monthorlonger.At31December2010,theamountdrawndownagainsttheDIPwas$12,272million(2009$11,403million).Inaddition,thegrouphasin
placeanunlimitedUSShelfRegistrationunderwhichitmayraisedebtwithmaturitiesofonemonthorlonger.
Thegrouphaslong-termdebtratingsofA2(stableoutlook)assignedbyMoody’sandA(negativeoutlook)assignedbyStandard&Poor’s,a
downgradingfromAa1(stableoutlook)andAA(stableoutlook),respectivelyassignedpriortotheGulfofMexicooilspill.
Sincethecreditratingdowngrading,wehaveissued$6.2billionoflong-termdebtearlyinthefourthquarter2010,andissuedshort-term
commercialpaperatcompetitiverates,asandwhenrequired.Asanadditionalmeasure,wehaveincreasedandmaintainedthecashandcashequivalents
heldbythegroupto$18.6billionattheendof2010,comparedwith$8.3billionattheendof2009.
Theamountsshownfornancedebtinthetablebelowincludeexpectedinterestpaymentsonborrowingsandthefutureminimumlease
paymentswithrespecttonanceleases.
IncludedwithincurrentnancedebtareUSIndustrialRevenue/Municipalbondswherebondholdershavetheoptiontotenderthebondsfor
repaymentatinterestresetdates,andthenextresetdatefallswithin12monthsofthebalancesheetdate.Theamountsattheendof2010totalled$379
million,downfrom$2,895millionattheendof2009.Thereductionlargelyreectstheinitialfailuretore-marketthebondsfollowingtheGulfofMexicooil
spill,aswellasactivemanagementbyBPtowithdraworre-negotiateterm-outofthebondsonresetdatestofurtherremovetheuncertaintyofthe
liquidityrisk.Alsoincludedwithincurrentnancedebtattheendof2009wasanamountof$1,622millionforloansassociatedwithlong-termgassupply
contractsbackedbygaspre-paidbondswithtenderoptionsatinterestrateresetswithBPastheliquidityprovider.FollowingtheGulfofMexicooilspillthe
bondsfailedre-marketingrequiringBPtoacquireandholdallofthebonds,withcorrespondingreductiontonilintheamountreectedinnancedebtat
theendof2010.
Currentnancedebtonthegroupbalancesheetat31December2010includes$6,197million(2009nil)inrespectofcashdepositsreceived
fordisposalsexpectedtocompletein2011whichwillbeconsideredextinguishedoncompletionofthetransactions.Thisamountisexcludedfromthe
tablebelow.
Thetablealsoshowsthetimingofcashoutowsrelatingtotradeandotherpayablesandaccruals.
$million
2010 2009
Trade and Tradeand
other Finance other Finance
payablesa Accruals debt payables Accruals debt
Withinoneyear 42,691 5,612 9,353 31,413 6,202 9,790
1to2years 6,549 278 6,816 1,059 231 6,861
2to3years 6,242 125 7,542 1,089 106 5,359
3to4years 411 42 6,105 566 78 5,528
4to5years 365 28 5,494 67 49 3,151
5to10years 323 110 6,642 85 163 5,723
Over10years 25 54 724 46 76 1,150
56,6066,24942,676 34,325 6,905 37,562
aTradeandotherpayablesat31December2010includestheGulfofMexicooilspilltrustfundliabilitywhichispayableasfollows:$5,008millionwithinoneyear;$5,000millionpayablein1to2yearsand
$5,000millionpayablein2to3years.
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