The amount as a signed integer in the currency's minor units. The major-unit value is amount / 10^exponent — e.g. 450000 with exponent 2 is £4,500.00. May be negative (e.g. losses, net liabilities, or cash outflows).

ISO 4217 currency code of this amount (e.g. GBP, EUR, USD). Financial figures sourced from UK Companies House are denominated in GBP.

Number of minor-unit digits for the currency, i.e. the power of ten separating minor units from major units. 2 for GBP/EUR/USD (100 pence = £1); 0 for currencies with no minor unit such as JPY.