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the positive fair values due to the individual counterparties’ credit
quality. is was not the case for any of the counterparties as at
December .
Default risks are continuously monitored in the operating busi-
ness. e aggregate carrying amounts of nancial assets represent the
maximum default risk. Trade receivables amounting to , mil-
lion (previous year: , million) are due within one year. e
following table gives an overview of receivables that are past due:
e credit risk incurred by the Group is the risk that counter-
parties fail to meet their obligations arising from operating activi-
ties and from nancial transactions. To minimise credit risk from
nancial transactions, the Group only enters into transactions with
prime-rated counterparties. e Group’s heterogeneous customer
structure means that there is no risk concentration. Each counter-
party is assigned an individual limit, the utilisation of which is
regularly monitored. A test is performed at the balance sheet dates
Trade receivables changed as follows:
All other nancial instruments are neither past due nor im-
paired. e heterogeneous structure of the counterparties prevents
risk concentration. Other assets are expected to be collectible at
any time.
m Past due at reporting date and not impaired
Carrying
amount
before
impairment
loss
Neither impaired
nor due as at
the reporting date
Less than
30days
31 to
60days
61 to
90days
91 to
120days
121 to
150days
151 to
180days > 180 days
As at December
Trade receivables 6,242 4,133 900 514 197 97 51 19 34
As at December
Trade receivables 5,135 3,304 727 534 166 86 29 20 15
m
2009 2010
Gross receivables
As at January 5,788 5,135
Changes – 653 1,107
As at December 5,135 6,242
Valuation allowances
As at January –197 –254
Changes –57 23
As at December –254 –231
Carrying amount as at December 4,881 6,011
. Collateral
million (previous year: million) of collateral is rec-
ognised in non-current nancial assets as at the balance sheet date.
Among other things, this relates to the planned sale of Postbank
shares. Deutsche Post is required to deposit payments from
hedging transactions already settled as part of the sale of Deutsche
Bank shares as collateral with Deutsche Bank . e collateral
deposited is released when the mandatory exchangeable bond is
exercised in February . Other collateral relates to the settle-
ment of residential building loans and existing leases.
Collateral of million is recognised in current nancial
assets (previous year: million). e bulk of this relates to col-
lateral as part of the leases.
In addition, Deutsche Post pledged ,, shares of
Deutsche Postbank to Deutsche Bank . e collateral for
million shares is released when the mandatory exchangeable
bond is exercised; for the remaining ,, shares it is released
when one of the options is exercised (see market risk).
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Consolidated Financial Statements
Notes
Other disclosures
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