Financial Position 5 Assets Loans And Receivables Credit Limit Amount The credit limit is the maximum amount of funds available to the business entity without additional authorisation or approval. This amount should include outstanding balances (including capitalised interest or fees) and any other funds that can be drawn without additional approval by the lender. Assets Loans And Receivables Credit Outstanding Amount This is the amount owed by business entities at the end of the reporting period. Credit outstanding is the original loan or lease amount, less any repayments, including any redraw facilities drawn. The balance should be reported gross of provisions. Do not net any deposit balances in offset accounts against the outstanding loan amount. Exclude finance that has been written off. Assets Loans And Receivables Credit Outstanding Count This is the number of business entities with credit outstanding for loans and leases. Assets Loans And Receivables Credit Outstanding Loans Leases Foreclosure Amount This is the amount owed by business entities during the reporting period for credit outstanding on original loan or lease amount that have been subject to foreclosure. Proceeding in which the reporting institution takes possession of a mortgaged property. Where an administrator or receiver appointed by the reporting institution takes possession of a mortgaged property, this should be considered as an instance of a foreclosure for the purposes of the relevant Reporting Standard. Assets Loans And Receivables Debt Mediation Count The number of business entities for which an instance of farm debt mediation has been initiated. A structured negotiation process where a neutral and independent mediator assists the borrower and the creditor to try to reach agreement about current and future debt arrangements. Assets Loans And Receivables Foreclosure Count The number of business entities for which a foreclosure process has been initiated. Proceeding in which a reporting institution may take possession of property used to secure a loan or lease. Where a reporting institution appoints an administrator or receiver, this should be considered as an instance of a foreclosure.