International Fencing Federation 91st Congress
part in the World Championships. The results speak for themselves: a record number of countries
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part in the World Championships. The results speak for themselves: a record number of countries
(111) took part in the 2011 Catania World Championships. All confederations received a grant for each of their national federations corresponding to the expenses (plane ticket and hotel) of one athlete at the 2011 Senior World Championships and another at the 2012 J/C World Championships. All confederations received a grant for each of their national federations corresponding to the expenses (plane ticket and hotel) of one athlete at the 2011 and 2012 Senior Zone Championships. VIII. Aid to Presidents' participation (see the Financial Report) Thanks to the new program of grants (plane ticket and hotel) for NF Presidents, they were able to take part in the works of the FIE Congress, crucial for the development of world fencing. More than one hundred NF Presidents participated in the 2011 FIE Congress in Philadelphia. IX. Aid to the Confederations (see the Financial Report) All the confederations received an annual grant, as well as financial aid to organise their 2012 Senior Zone Championships. X. Aid to the competition organisers (see the Financial Report) Each national federation that organises an FIE competition (Senior World Cup, Grand Prix, zone- qualifying events) received a grant of 4,400 euros corresponding to the expenses of video- refereeing and wireless. XI. Prizes for the World Champions Owing to the FIE President’s personal initiative, since 2009 prize funds have been established for World champions. These funds were distributed at the 2011 Senior World Championships in Catania (ITA), at the 2012 J/C World Championships in Moscow (RUS) and at the 2012 World Team Championships in Kiev (UKR). In total, the Foundation “For the Future of Fencing” has given 660,000 USD in prizes to the athletes: a) To all medallists in each weapon, at the 2011 World Championships: Individual: Fencer ranked 1 st , 20,000 USD Fencer ranked 2 nd , 10,000 USD Fencers ranked 3 rd , 5,000 USD Team: Team ranked 1 st , 30,000 USD Team ranked 2 nd , 15,000 USD Team ranked 3 rd , 10,000 USD The total amount of these prizes was 570,000 USD b) To all medallists in each weapon, in cadet and junior, at the 2012 J/C World Championships, an equipment voucher from Allstar/Uhlmann, FIE's partner: Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 44 Fencer ranked 1 st , 1,500 USD voucher Fencer ranked 2 nd , 1,000 USD voucher Fencers ranked 3 rd , 500 USD voucher The total amount of these prizes was 42,000 USD c) To all medallists in the two weapons of the 2012 Team World Championships: Women's sabre Team ranked 1 st , 10,000 USD Team ranked 2 nd , 8,000 USD Team ranked 3 rd , 6,000 USD Men's epee Team ranked 1 st , 10,000 USD Team ranked 2 nd , 8,000 USD Team ranked 3 rd , 6,000 USD The total amount of these prizes was 48,000 USD FINANCIAL REPORT 2011-12 As at 4 September, 2012 Mr President, Ladies and Gentlemen Members of Honour, Ladies and Gentlemen Presidents of Federations, Ladies and Gentlemen attendees of the Congress, I am pleased to submit for your approval the profit and loss account and the balance sheet for the financial year ending on 30 June 2012, as well as the proposed budget for the financial year July 1, 2013, to June 30, 2014. I hope this document helps you understand the balance sheet and the profit and loss account. 1. INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT SUMMARY The income and expenditure accounts for the financial period submitted for your approval show an excess of income over expenditure of CHF 91,648. These balances are CHF 213,698 better than budgeted, with both expenditure and income above budget. This successful financial result is largely due to due the greater than budgeted donation by the President and the recovery in the value of the US dollars in our accounts when measured in Swiss Franc (CHF), our bookkeeping currency. EXPENDITURE 1) Total Administration costs, within budget CHF 2,385,343. Within this total:- 2) Personnel costs: CHF 1,149,121; above budget but below the estimate identified at last December’s congress 3) Administrative costs, CHF 534,979 , 18% under budget. The main categories are: Office rental CHF 120,841 Chief financial officer CHF 100,023 Travel CHF 44,060 Translation services CHF 35,740 Legal services CHF 34,144 Purchases (incl. medals) CHF 31,082 Insurance CHF 30,467 Postal and telecommunications CHF 27,748 Maintenance and repair CHF 21,694 Office extension CHF 19,873 Accounting services CHF 19,500 Other subcontracted services CHF 12,688 Salary management CHF 12,312 Other rental CHF 11,414 Computer installation CHF 4,586 4) Philadelphia Congress – CHF 142,043, 42% over budget. 5) Central Office (‘Bureau’) and Executive - CHF 351,123, 13% over budget. 6) Commissions - CHF 208,077, 26% under budget:- Refereeing, 2 meetings. CHF 29,525 Discipline; No activities. - Legal. One meeting . CHF 15,078 SEMI. One meeting. CHF 31,264 2 Medical/doping. Sportaccord anti-doping management services, out-of- competition dope testing and anti-doping promotion (CHF 75,592). One commission meeting (CHF 16,956), CHF 92,548 PP. One meeting. CHF 10,657 Rules. One meeting. CHF 14,937 Special Commission/Working Group, involving sabre gloves/ Protection. CHF 14,068 7) Total Competitions costs, CHF 509,676, marginally below budget. Within this total:- 8) Junior/Cadet World Championships, Moscow – 12% over budget, at CHF 123,085 9) Senior World Championships in Catania and Kiev plus the Veterans’ Championships (Catania CHF 146,257, Kiev CHF 31,574) – on budget. CHF 179,276 10) Olympics (test event) - CHF 21,868, 9% above budget. 11) Grand Prix, World Cups and Zonal Championships - CHF 185,447, 12% over budget. 12-19) Development plan, NF/CONF (PDC). Within the framework of the Confederations Development Plan, the FIE organised and financed various actions for a total expenditure of CHF 2,892,493. These included: A) Actions specific to each Confederation: Each confederation received help from the FIE to support its development plan, as follows:- - Africa - CHF 217,187 (CHF 173,256 paid to the confederation, the rest for tickets etc paid directly by the FIE). - America - CHF 295,557 (CHF 162,845 paid to the confederation, the rest for tickets etc paid directly by the FIE). - Asia - CHF 357,165 (CHF 271,929 paid to the confederation, the rest for tickets etc paid directly by the FIE). - Europe - CHF 241,462 (CHF 185,073 paid to the confederation, the rest for tickets etc paid directly by the FIE). - Oceania - CHF 44,681 (CHF 37,596 paid to the confederation, the rest for tickets etc paid directly by the FIE). These amounts included the FIE's subsidy for the participation of: - 1 athlete for each national federation at the 2011 Catania World Championships - 1 athlete for each national federation at the 2012 Moscow J/C World Championships - 1 athlete for each national federation at the appropriate 2011 and 2012 senior zonal championships - the President of each national federation at the 2011 Philadelphia Congress. B) Other actions: - Equipment aid – CHF 989,371 - Schools and courses – CHF 448,695 - Athletes training camps – CHF 182,704 - Referees’ training and exams – CHF 115,671. Equipment aid was received by 105 national federations, as follows Africa – 23 federations, to a value of CHF 246,198 Americas – 29 federations, to a value of CHF 262,692 Asia – 26 federations, to a value of CHF 235,085 Europe – 25 federations, to a value of CHF 225,781 Oceania – 2 federations, to a value of CHF 19,284 20) Total Media costs, CHF 419,626 against a budget of CHF 580,000. The remaining Media spend (CHF 149,032) is being depreciated over several years and is therefore allocated to that element of the Balance Sheet. Within the total Media spend:- 3 21) Revue - at CHF 114,759, 50% of budget, due to retaining only one printed edition a year, the remainder being electronically published. 22) Remaining Media - CHF 304,867 23) Total Financial costs, CHF 87,063 – see details in 24) and 25) below. 24) Adjustments in currency value - no negative impact (see income). 25) Exchange losses - CHF 74,708, significantly above budget. 26) Financial costs - CHF 12,355 - bank charges, below budget. 27) Depreciation, CHF 140,075; 40% above budget, partly due to the depreciation on the 2011-12 acquisitions, which were significant. 28) Provisions and losses - CHF 240,500. A provision of CHF 240,500 against this year’s revenue from gain in the value of our US dollars against the CHF. INCOME 1) Gifts: the President’s support; above budget at CHF 5,326,004 2) Total Income from the Federations – CHF 541,759, 11% above budget. Within this:- 3) Annual membership fees, marginally below budget. CHF 71,224 4) Organisation fees (World Cup competitions), as budgeted .CHF 127,200 5) International licences. 20% above budget. CHF 245,735 6) Referee exam entry fees; below budget. CHF 13,372 7) Other receipts: 39% over budget. Predominantly piste homologation fees and fees for late entry of fencers for competitions. CHF 83,402 8) Total Sponsoring and Media – CHF 186,299, 33% below budget. Within this:- 9) Revue sales and advertising, below budget due to the restructuring of the Revue. CHF 25,457 10) Sponsorship; significantly below budget – when the budget was established sponsoring of the video refereeing at Grand Prix competitions was still assumed. CHF 115,000 11) World Championship TV rights plus Internet rights - above budget. CHF 45,842 12) IOC Programme for development. CHF 63,105 13) Finances - interest, significantly below budget due to the continuation of extremely low interest rates. CHF 17,218 14) Adjustments in currency value. The gain in the value of the US dollar against the Swiss franc since end-June 2011. CHF 620,576 15) Income from previous years. CHF 1,109 16) Dissolution of provisions. CHF 11,181 17) Surplus. The excess of income over expenditure for the year was: CHF 91,648 This is CHF 213,698 better than budgeted. 2: BALANCE SHEET SUMMARY Our balance sheet at end-June was satisfactory to maintain a long-term reserve as requested and supported by the President and, with the income and expenditure budgeted over the forthcoming period, to maintain the FIE finances in a healthy state. ASSETS Fixed assets 4 1) Office and computer equipment - The gross value of this equipment, at CHF 898,019, reflects an increase of CHF 169,731, of which CHF 149,032 relates to our media programme. This equipment is now written down to CHF 220,900. 2) Office furniture – increase in gross value of CHF 13,377, related to the office extension, to a total of CHF 47,637 (now written down to CHF 11,936). 3) Sporting equipment – increase in gross value of CHF 3,644, to CHF 317,518 (total now valued at CHF 13,863). 4) General equipment – increase in gross value of CHF 3,000, to CHF 10,755. 5) Other fixed assets – CHF 28,458, all written off. Deposits and guarantees – no change. Current assets 1) Stock (ties, scarves, flags) – CHF 16,053 in value. 2) Debtor federations - at CHF 59,808, significantly lower than at end-June 2011. The provision against this sum has been set at CHF 5,853. 3) Accrued income (Produits à recevoir) - CHF 47,324, which represents payments owed to the FIE. 4) Other clients, CHF 66,093 - payments due for invoices issued by the FIE during the last financial year, the majority consisting of CHF 29,235 of internal FIE transactions between Lausanne and Moscow, etc, CHF 19,817 for TV rights and CHF 17,042 for advertising in our magazine and on our website. 5) Prepayments (Charges payées d’avance), CHF 531,412: Main categories were :- London 2012 Olympics CHF 386,588 Refereeing CHF 37,006 Computer equipment CHF 20,922 Executive Committee CHF 17,600 Social security CHF 17,062 Insurance CHF 13,520 Media CHF 8,543 Annual subscriptions CHF 4,219 Courses, schools, travel CHF 6,631 Due to the increasing CHF value of the dollar, prepayments also includes some upwards adjustments for exchange rates. 6) Sundry debtors: CHF 26,516, relates to tax paid in advance. 7) Banks and cash: CHF 12,460,563, of which CHF 10 million represents the long-term reserve that the President wishes to maintain. LIABILITIES 1) Equity (‘Fonds propres’) The ‘capital as at 1.07’ represents the FIE’s financial position at the start of the financial year. Excess of income over expenditure (CHF 91,648) is the outcome of the profit and loss account described above. Together with a transfer from the long term reserve (the long term reserve has been modified from CHF 11,371,371 to CHF 10,000,000), this results in capital as of 30 June 2012 of CHF 2,908,336. This is augmented by the long-term reserve of CHF 10,000,00, giving a figure for ‘‘TOTAL EQUITY’ of CHF 12,908,336 2) A provision of CHF 240,500 has been taken out against any reversal in the increase in our equity experienced in 2011-12 caused by fluctuations in currencies. 3) Creditors and accruals (Fournisseurs et Charges à payer) totalled CHF 215,779, of which the bulk was: Video refereeing CHF 72,012 World Championships CHF 29,948 Anti-doping CHF 29,139 5 Media CHF 20,883 COMEX CHF 16,117 Provisions CHF 14,500 Travel CHF 9,063 Equipment aid CHF 7,308 Fees CHF 6,322 Zonal championships CHF 4,578 Communications CHF 4,108 4) Social security, CHF 39,781 5) Deferred income (Produits encaissés d’avance) – CHF 54,420:- Income for the 2011-2012 financial year received before the end of June, of which the great majority was: London 2012 CHF 41,516 2014 Youth Olympics CHF 5,065 Advertisements in the Revue CHF 3,820 2011-12 FIE subscriptions/organising rights CHF 2,671 6) Other creditors - nil this year May I thank our administrative staff who, under the direction of our CEO, Mme Nathalie Rodriguez M.-H., have handled the administration of our finances with great efficiency and patience. 02.sept.12 FRANCS SUISSES (CHF) DEPENSES juillet 2010 juillet 2011 juillet 2011 juillet 2010 juillet 2011 juillet 2011 - juin 2011 - juin 2012 - juin 2012 - juin 2011 - juin 2012 - juin 2012 résultats budget résultats résultats budget résultats 1 - Administration 2'136'767 2'365'000 2'385'343 2 - Frais de personnel 944'307 1'020'000 1'149'121 1 - Donations 3 - Frais administratifs 594'808 655'000 534'979 Dons du Président 6'201'500 5'200'000 5'326'004 4 - Organisation du Congrès 120'535 100'000 142'043 5 - Bureau et Comité Exécutif 242'114 310'000 351'123 2 - Federations 517'522 489'250 540'933 6 - Commissions 235'003 280'000 208'077 3 - Cotisations Fédérations 68'400 72'050 71'224 4 - Droits d'organisation 122'100 127'200 127'200 7 - Competitions 544'999 515'000 509'676 5 - Licences internationales 246'625 205'000 245'735 8 - Championnats du Monde J/C 127'892 110'000 123'085 6 - Droits d'examen arbitre 15'780 25'000 13'372 9 - Champ. du Monde Seniors 158'221 220'000 179'276 7 - Autres recettes 64'617 60'000 83'402 10 - JO, JO Jeunesse 79'229 20'000 21'868 11 - Grand Prix, Ch. de Zone 179'657 165'000 185'447 8 - Sponsoring/Media 219'018 280'000 186'299 9 - Revue Escrime 46'777 50'000 25'457 12 - Plan de développement FN / CONF 2'380'037 2'577'500 2'892'493 10 - Sponsoring 148'074 210'000 115'000 13 - Subventions aux confédérations 82'500 110'000 110'000 11 - Droits de télévision 24'167 20'000 45'842 14 - Matériel aux fédérations 879'478 382'500 989'371 15 - Ecoles, formation Maîtres d'armes 474'024 800'000 448'695 12 - CIO 16 - Stages de perfect. aux championnats 147'167 150'000 182'704 Subvention CIO aide au développment 61'645 67'200 63'105 17 - Aide à l'innovation, dévélop. et organ. 40'000 80'000 40'000 18 - Arbitrage - entraînement/examens 21'746 290'000 115'671 13 - Finances 19 - Aides aux fédérations 735'122 765'000 1'006'052 Intérêts 44'235 40'000 17'218 20 - Media 233'050 580'000 419'626 14 - Ajustements de valeur des monnaies 0 0 620'576 21 - La Revue 157'534 230'000 114'759 15 - Produit Ex. Antérieurs 500 0 1'109 22 - Media 75'516 350'000 304'867 16 - Dissolution de provision 1'850 0 11'181 Download 9.53 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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