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Cash flows from financing activities.
Additional borrowing from bank = $2,800
Less: Dividends paid = ($1,200)
Cash flows from financing activities = $1,600
Under US GAAP, Interest paid is a cash flow from Operating Activity, but under IFRS this would be an Operating Activity.
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