Asset - Enterprises - Quarterly series

5.1 - Cash and deposits

Cash and deposits consist of coins; bank notes; money orders; postal notes; cheques; accepted sight drafts; demand, notice and term deposit balances with banks and other financial institutions (e.g., Alberta Treasury Branches). Term deposits that are cashable on demand should be classified under term deposits. This category distinguishes between Canadian and foreign currency. Canadian currency is classified into cash on hand, including amounts in transit. Foreign holdings are shown at the Canadian dollar equivalent converted at current closing rate.

5.2 - Accounts receivable and accrued revenue

5.3 - Inventories

5.4 - Investments

5.5 - Loans

Financial claims that refer to direct lending of funds by creditors (lenders) to debtors (borrowers) through arrangements in which the lenders may or not receive a negotiable document or instrument.

5.6 - Bank customers' liabilities under acceptances, assets

5.7 - Capital assets, net

5.8 - Other assets

Financial claims that cover marketable and non-marketable claims other than loans and deposits.