Guarantee disclosure requirements mandate standardized government reporting of guarantee exposures and related funding arrangements in financial statements. The Standard requires designated Government authorities to prepare and include a Statement of Guarantees in Financial Statements, disclosing class-wise and sector-wise details: maximum guaranteed amounts, opening and closing outstanding balances, additions, deletions (other than invoked), invoked amounts (discharged or not), guarantee commission and realisation, and other material information. Notes must state limits on guarantees, Guarantee Redemption/Reserve Fund status and balances, external foreign-currency guarantee details in domestic currency, Automatic Debit and Structured Payment arrangements, budget disclosure status, and the designated tracking unit for guarantees.
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Guarantee disclosure requirements mandate standardized government reporting of guarantee exposures and related funding arrangements in financial statements.
The Standard requires designated Government authorities to prepare and include a Statement of Guarantees in Financial Statements, disclosing class-wise and sector-wise details: maximum guaranteed amounts, opening and closing outstanding balances, additions, deletions (other than invoked), invoked amounts (discharged or not), guarantee commission and realisation, and other material information. Notes must state limits on guarantees, Guarantee Redemption/Reserve Fund status and balances, external foreign-currency guarantee details in domestic currency, Automatic Debit and Structured Payment arrangements, budget disclosure status, and the designated tracking unit for guarantees.
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