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Criteria Governing the Particulars to be Recorded in the Prospectus for the Establishment by Public Offering of Financial/Insurance Enterprises  CH

Amended Date: 1999.02.23 
Article 22     Financial projection information and consolidated analysis
  1. With regard to the financial projection information for the future three years, banks shall, at a minimum, analyze the following items: (Attachment 17)
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    1. Financial Structure:
      1. Self-owned assets to risk-based assets ratio.
      2. Liabilities to assets ratio.
      3. Deposits to owners' equity ratio.
      4. Fixed assets to owners' equity ratio.
    2. Debt-paying Ability: Liquid reserves ratio.
    3. Operating Ability:
      1. Loans to deposits ratio.
      2. Past due loan ratio.
      3. Interest expenditure to interest income ratio.
      4. Total asset turnover rate.
      5. Amount of average business income per employee.
      6. Amount of average profit per employee.
    4. Profitability:
      1. Assets return ratio.
      2. Owners' equity return ratio.
      3. Net income ratio.
      4. Earnings per share.
  3. With regard to the financial projection information for the future three years, insurance companies shall, at a minimum, analyze the following items: (Attachment 18)
    1. Financial Structure:
      1. Liabilities to assets ratio.
      2. Ratios of each liability reserve to owners' equity.
      3. Real properties to new owners' equity.
      4. Liquidity ratio.
    2. Operating Ability:
      1. Funds utilization rate.
      2. Total assets' turnover rate.
      3. Expenses ratio
      4. Loss reserve ratio.
      5. Amount of average premium income per employee.
      6. Amount of average profit per employee.
    3. Profitability:
      1. Assets return ratio.
      2. Owners' equity return ratio.
      3. Net income ratio.
      4. Funds utilization return ratio.
      5. Profit per share.
    4. Business Stability
      1. Premium income volatility rate.
      2. Loss reserve ratio.