Date of meeting: / 18 January 2016
Report title: / 1 January to 30 November 2015 Management report
Contains confidential information: / No
Agenda item no: / Electronic
Report by: / Bose Dada – Head of Finance
Jill Colbert – Director of Resources
Purpose: / To inform the Board of CILIP’s financialoutcome to 30 November and the cash flow projection for the year
Recommendations: / The Board to note the content of the paper
Compliance checks
Financial implications: / Working towards achieving the approved budgetLegal implications: / Statutory governance
Four nations implications / None
Equalities implications / None identified
Risk assessment: / Medium
Implications for charter/byelaws/regulations / None
Links to strategic priorities: / All priorities
Financial report for the eleven months ended 30 November 2015
- Introduction
The performance result from January to November shows a net operational surplus of £84,535. If compared to the year to date reforecast, it surpasses our expectations by £73,059.
On our income there were unfavourable variances of (£6,324) and on our expenditure, there were favourable variance; of £79,383 on our total costs.
Appendix A highlights areas where we have made significant favourable/unfavourable variances.
Appendix B is the cash flow projection which provides the assurance that CILIP is able to meet its financial obligations as they fall due.
- Financial performance driver’s report – Appendix A
CILIP’s performance drivers report in Appendix Ashows afavourable difference of £73,000but within that figure there are a number of variances.
Income
Total income was approximately (£6,000) below the reforecast and this can be accounted for as follows;
- Rental income was £46,000 above target due to IFS back rent to June 2014 billed and received in 2015.
- Investment income favourable difference of £6,000 was due to the reforecast conservative estimate of the distribution that will be received from our investment portfolio.
- Sponsorship income was delivered as expected and Network only membership was above expectations by £1,000.
- Events and miscellaneous income are on target as per the reforecast with favourable variance of £4,000 and £2,000 respectively.
- Magazine income was below expectation by (£5,000) advertising income is relatively unpredictable andthe Head of Publications believes it is very unlikely that Update will make up the deficit by the end of the year.
- Facet publishingwas below expectations by (£34,000) due to the delay in the publication of some titles.
- Membership income was (£17,000) below target and this is being closely monitored especially since 56% of our members are on discounted rates.
- Membership services income was (£4,000) below target due in particular to the slow take up of onsite training.
- Catering and room bookings was (£5,000) below target because of the slower than expected take up of meeting rooms.
Expenditure
In general the Leadership Team prudence saved £79,000 against the reforecast expenditure in many areas.
There were only three reforecast lines that are showing significant unfavourable variances that were above £5,000 namely;
- Agency staffs costs showing unfavourable variance against reforecast of (£21,000) which is mostly the needed support on the membership team, the agencystaff has now been employed as a permanent member of staff within the team.
- IT costs unfavourable variance of (£7,000) was due the increasing costs of IT purchases, photocopying and toner.
- Office costs unfavourable variance of (£11,000) was costs incurred to achieveour operational objectives.
The Senior Management Team hopes to deliver and surpass the reforecast budget by the end of the year.
- Restricted funds
Restricted funds are to be used in accordance with specific restrictions imposed by the donors or which have been raised for a particular purpose. The restricted fund deficit of (£6,364)can be broken down as follows;
Details / AmountColin Mears - Investment income / £10,493
Colin Mears Greenway award / (£7,890)
Bob McKee/IFLA award / (£517)
Chilcot payments / (£8,680)
Henrick Jones memorial fund payment / (£200)
Revaluation loss on Colin Mears investment / £275
Revaluation loss on Cook's investment / £129
Revaluation loss on Other small restricted funds / £26
(£6,364)
- Designated funds
Designated funddeficit of (£121,533) is analysed below:-
DESIGNATED FUND MOVEMENT AS AT NOVEMBER 2015Income / Expenses / Depreciation / Year to date
Business development-Workforce mapping project / £12,000 / (£60,298) / (£48,298)
Business development-Impact Toolkit devt project / (£3,275) / (£3,275)
Business development-Leadership programme / (£476) / (£476)
Business development-Website project / (£12,050) / (£12,050)
Business development-Employer engagement project / (£2,176) / (£2,176)
Business development activities total / £12,000 / (£78,275) / (£66,275)
Membership Network Development fund / £10,031 / (£750) / £9,281
Head office refurbishment / (£31,780) / (£31,780)
Fixed Asset depreciation / (£32,760) / (£32,760)
Total / £22,031 / (£110,805) / (£32,760) / (£121,534)
The Resources committee approved £120,000 for Business development and £78,275 has been spent so far. Any unspent fund would be carried over until the project has been completed.
- Investments
All investments were in M&G Charifund units which hold a well-diversified investment portfolio.
CILIP held 145,273 units and the value as at the end of November 2015 is stipulated below;
Investment - MovementAs at 31 December 2014 / As at 30 November 2015
Market Value at I January / £2,123,695 / £2,121,056
Acquisitions / £0 / £0
Disposals / £0 / £0
Realised gain(losses) / £0 / £0
Unrealised gain(losses) / (£2,639) / £3,167
Investment at market value / £2,121,056 / £2,124,223
Original cost of the investment / £964,820 / £964,820
Cumulative Revaluation gains / £1,156,236 / £1,159,403
Restricted element of unrealised (loss)/gain / (£359) / £430
Unrestricted element of unrealised (loss)/gain / (£2,280) / £2,737
(£2,639) / £3,167
- Cash flow projection – Appendix B
A cash flow projection is shown in AppendixB; this isto assure the council that CILIP is able to meet its financial obligations as they fall due.
Trustees should also note that if there is a sudden drop in income, we may have to sell investments.
Our investment portfolio was valued at approximately £2 million.
- Recommendations
Please note the content of this paper.
Bose Dada - Head of Finance
Jill Colbert – Director of Resources
CILIP,7th January 2016
Appendix A
CILIP'S PERFORMANCE DRIVER'S REPORT AS AT OCTOBER 2015Year to Date 2015 / 2014 YTD / 2015/2014
Actual / Reforecast / Reforecast variance / Actual / Actual Comparison
Member Subscriptions / 1,547,105 / 1,563,778 / (16,673) / 1,563,591 / (16,486)
Rental income / 703,087 / 656,998 / 46,089 / 532,498 / 170,589
Events income / 298,212 / 294,315 / 3,897 / 159,091 / 139,121
Facet income / 537,144 / 571,377 / (34,233) / 655,966 / (118,822)
Magazine income / 383,722 / 388,419 / (4,697) / 469,092 / (85,370)
Qualification income / 80,801 / 82,973 / (2,172) / 88,252 / (7,451)
Onsite training income / 22,984 / 25,585 / (2,601) / 25,013 / (2,029)
Investment income / 51,950 / 45,964 / 5,986 / 50,175 / 1,775
Sponsorship income / 75,043 / 75,043 / 0 / 65,243 / 9,800
Catering & room bookings / 51,105 / 55,965 / (4,860) / 58,606 / (7,501)
Network only membership / 4,095 / 2,769 / 1,326 / 2,379 / 1,716
Miscellaneous income / 3,187 / 1,573 / 1,614 / 3,827 / (640)
Total Income / 3,758,435 / 3,764,759 / (6,324) / 3,673,733 / 84,702
Staff costs / 1,849,304 / 1,847,191 / (2,113) / 1,812,365 / (36,939)
Agency staff costs / 64,540 / 43,592 / (20,948) / 13,847 / (50,693)
Total Staffing Costs / 1,913,844 / 1,890,783 / (23,061) / 1,826,212 / (87,632)
Events cost / 171,037 / 168,989 / (2,048) / 62,927 / (108,110)
Facet costs / 252,885 / 250,065 / (2,820) / 278,111 / 25,226
Magazine costs / 116,817 / 126,899 / 10,082 / 157,507 / 40,690
Onsite training costs / 12,258 / 11,185 / (1,073) / 15,506 / 3,248
Qualification costs / 28,276 / 34,684 / 6,408 / 37,180 / 8,904
Network only membership transfer / 3,150 / 2,130 / (1,020) / 1,920 / (1,230)
Total core costs / 584,423 / 593,952 / 9,529 / 553,151 / (31,272)
Member Network costs / 39,389 / 50,163 / 10,774 / 47,822 / 8,433
IT Costs / 192,183 / 184,953 / (7,230) / 149,949 / (42,234)
Office costs / 122,964 / 112,326 / (10,638) / 119,251 / (3,713)
Building costs / 96,752 / 107,239 / 10,487 / 99,647 / 2,895
Stationery, printing & postage / 19,769 / 31,282 / 11,513 / 31,592 / 11,823
Telecommunications / 31,798 / 34,312 / 2,514 / 32,688 / 890
VAT / 43,135 / 46,039 / 2,904 / 8,165 / (34,970)
Other staff costs / 51,944 / 54,536 / 2,592 / 56,938 / 4,994
Committees / 86,977 / 94,093 / 7,116 / 74,174 / (12,803)
Project costs / 0 / 20,594 / 20,594
Consultancy services / 22,842 / 43,545 / 20,703 / 37,060 / 14,218
Legal & Professional fees / 12,236 / 13,282 / 1,046 / 17,122 / 4,886
Subscription to organisations / 33,924 / 35,523 / 1,599 / 33,775 / (149)
Catering and room bookings costs / (6,496) / 6,648 / 13,144 / 586 / 7,082
Communication & Marketing costs / 12,109 / 15,123 / 3,014 / 15,166 / 3,057
Bank charges / 13,314 / 15,943 / 2,629 / 16,238 / 2,924
Awards costs / 78,125 / 92,092 / 13,967 / 70,827 / (7,298)
Miscellaneous expenditure / 23,084 / 29,865 / 6,781 / 27,636 / 4,552
Total Other Running Costs / 874,049 / 966,964 / 92,915 / 859,230 / (14,819)
Total Costs / 3,372,316 / 3,451,699 / 79,383 / 3,238,593 / (133,723)
CILIP'S PERFORMANCE REPORT CONTINUED
Year to Date 2015 / 2014 YTD / 2015/2014
Actual / Reforecast / Reforecast variance / Actual / Actual Comparison
Performance Management Surplus/(Deficit) / 386,119 / 313,060 / 73,059 / 435,140 / (49,021)
Reducing pension deficit / (301,584) / (301,584) / - / (275,000) / (26,584)
Unrestricted funds operational surplus / (deficit) / 84,535 / 11,476 / 73,059 / 160,140 / (75,605)
Designated Fund surplus/(deficit) / (121,533) / (9,771) / (111,762)
Restricted fund surplus/(deficit) / (6,364) / (10,852) / 4,488
Unrestricted Investment gains/(losses) / 2,737 / (32,610) / 35,347
Net movement in funds / (40,625) / 106,907 / (147,532)
Appendix B
CASH FLOW PROJECTION FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2015Jan / Feb / Mar / April / May / June / July / Aug / Sept / Oct / Nov / Dec / FY15 Total
£'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000 / £'000
BOS Current / 55 / 55
BOS Deposit / 149 / 149
Cash B/F FY13 / 204
Total Monthly Cash per Cashbook / 204 / 305 / 203 / 313 / 256 / 145 / 178 / 55 / 151 / 156 / 161 / 279
Receipts
Membership DDs / 26 / 27 / 165 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 81 / 947
Membership - Full year paid / 118 / 57 / 61 / 61 / 61 / 61 / 61 / 61 / 105 / 61 / 707
Book-point receipts / 39 / 30 / 43 / 13 / 54 / 52 / 39 / 28 / 36 / 34 / 23 / 49 / 440
Sales Ledger Receipts / 197 / 138 / 235 / 12 / 41 / 97 / 67 / 197 / 16 / 101 / 153 / 160 / 1,414
M&G Investments and bank interest / 15 / 24 / 21 / 1 / 31 / 92
Vat refund / 13 / 12 / 25
IFS Rent Receipts / 89 / 89 / 89 / 101 / 89 / 457
Other Rent Receipts / 21 / 21 / 21 / 21 / 21 / 21 / 21 / 21 / 21 / 57 / 21 / 21 / 288
Total income / 416 / 216 / 610 / 212 / 258 / 401 / 290 / 402 / 304 / 285 / 484 / 492 / 4,370
Payments
Monthly Payroll including pension, tax & NI / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (167) / (2,004)
Direct debit payments / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (42) / (504)
Purchase Ledger Payments / (31) / (104) / (191) / (60) / (62) / (159) / (204) / (97) / (126) / (71) / (75) / (381) / (1,561)
VAT payment / (5) / (16) / (21)
Reducing pension deficit / (75) / (82) / (82) / (82) / (321)
Refund reserve withdrawal / (100) / (100)
Total Payments / (315) / (318) / (500) / (269) / (369) / (368) / (413) / (306) / (417) / (280) / (366) / (590) / (4,511)
Net cash inflow (outflow) / 101 / (102) / 110 / (57) / (111) / 33 / (123) / 96 / (113) / 5 / 118 / (98) / (141)
Cash injection from CILIP Reserve account / 118 / 118
Projected amount available for operations / 305 / 203 / 313 / 256 / 145 / 178 / 55 / 151 / 156 / 161 / 279 / 181 / 181
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