Worldscope Database Datatype Definitions Guide

Worldscope Database Datatype Definitions Guide Worldscope Database Datatype Definitions Guide

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Second mortgages Commercial mortgages Construction mortgages Loans on deed (Japan) Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Loans Footnotes: A. Fixed income securities are included B. Includes some short term investments Issue 6 Alphabetical List of Field Definitions - R Realized Investment Gains/Loss Income Data, Annual Item; Field 01542 Insurance Companies: REALIZED INVESTMENT GAINS/LOSS represents the after tax gain or loss on the sale of securities. This item is generally not available subsequent to 1989. Footnotes: A. Includes unrealized gains/losses Receivables (Net) Asset Data, Annual Item; Field 02051 Industrials, Other Financial Companies: RECEIVABLES (NET) represent the amounts due to the company resulting from the sale of goods and services on credit to customers (after applicable reserves). These assets should reasonably be expected to be collected within a year or within the normal operating cycle of a business. It includes but is not restricted to: Trade accounts (field 18297) Installment sales account receivables and notes Trade notes and receivables Charge account Due from factor Equity in accounts receivable sold to financial subsidiaries Due from finance subsidiary Unbilled shipments received by customers Unbilled lease revenue Accrued Interest Receivables of discontinued operations Current portion of net investment in sales-type leases Deferred billings on contracts Earned and unbilled costs of contracts to be billed within one year Due from unconsolidated subsidiaries, affiliates or associated companies Current portion of long-term receivables (includes mortgage and notes receivable) U.S. government contract billing Income tax recoverable or refund Unbilled sources Receivable from sale of assets Litigation claims receivable Due from officers and employees (within one year) Dividend receivable Stock subscription receivables Salary & Pension Funds © Thomson Financial 2003-2007 434 Confidential Information of Thomson Financial

Issue 6 Alphabetical List of Field Definitions - R Banker's trade acceptances for non-financial institutions or corporations Costs recoverable through rate adjustments Bills of Exchange Provision for bad debt (field 18298) It excludes: For non-U.S. corporations, long term receivables are excluded from current assets even though included in net receivables Due to factor Footnotes: A. Includes other current non-trade receivables and/or other current assets B. Includes current and/or non-current non-trade receivables C. Gross receivables; provision for bad debts is on liability side, but cannot be determined D. Adjusted to excluded long term receivables F. Includes some types of loans G. Includes near cash items H. Long term receivables cannot be separated I. Includes short-term investments J. Long term receivables cannot be separated and gross receivables K. Long Term Receivables cannot be separated and includes other current non-trade receivables and/or other current assets L. Adjusted to exclude bad debt M. Includes prepaid expenses Receivables % Total Current Assets Liquidity Ratio, Annual Item; Field 08121 All Industries: (Receivables (Net) / Current Assets-Total) * 100 Receivables % Total Current Assets - 5 Yr Avg Liquidity Ratio, Annual Item; Field 08125 All Industries: Arithmetic average of the last five years of Receivables % Current Assets Redeemable Preferred Stock Supplementary (Liability) Data, Annual Item; Field 18290 All Industries: REDEEMABLE PREFERRED STOCK represents stock which carries a higher dividend rate than other preferred and is callable by the company at a stated call or redemption price. The call price is usually higher than the par value. This is done in order to compensate the owner for the involuntary loss of his investment. The redemption provision may merely establish the right to call the stock or may require the establishment of a sinking fund for the redemption of a specified amount of the stock each year. This item is shown at involuntary liquidation value. Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1996 for non-U.S. companies and 1991 for U.S. companies. Footnotes: A. No standard text © Thomson Financial 2003-2007 435 Confidential Information of Thomson Financial

Issue 6<br />

Alphabetical List of Field <strong>Definitions</strong> - R<br />

Banker's trade acceptances for non-financial institutions or corporations<br />

Costs recoverable through rate adjustments<br />

Bills of Exchange<br />

Provision for bad debt (field 18298)<br />

It excludes:<br />

For non-U.S. corporations, long term receivables are excluded from current assets even though<br />

included in net receivables<br />

Due to factor<br />

Footnotes:<br />

A. Includes other current non-trade receivables and/or other current assets<br />

B. Includes current and/or non-current non-trade receivables<br />

C. Gross receivables; provision for bad debts is on liability side, but cannot be determined<br />

D. Adjusted to excluded long term receivables<br />

F. Includes some types of loans<br />

G. Includes near cash items<br />

H. Long term receivables cannot be separated<br />

I. Includes short-term investments<br />

J. Long term receivables cannot be separated and gross receivables<br />

K. Long Term Receivables cannot be separated and includes other current non-trade receivables and/or<br />

other current assets<br />

L. Adjusted to exclude bad debt<br />

M. Includes prepaid expenses<br />

Receivables % Total Current Assets<br />

Liquidity Ratio, Annual Item; Field 08121<br />

All Industries:<br />

(Receivables (Net) / Current Assets-Total) * 100<br />

Receivables % Total Current Assets - 5 Yr Avg<br />

Liquidity Ratio, Annual Item; Field 08125<br />

All Industries:<br />

Arithmetic average of the last five years of Receivables % Current Assets<br />

Redeemable Preferred Stock<br />

Supplementary (Liability) Data, Annual Item; Field 18290<br />

All Industries:<br />

REDEEMABLE PREFERRED STOCK represents stock which carries a higher dividend rate than other<br />

preferred and is callable by the company at a stated call or redemption price. The call price is usually<br />

higher than the par value. This is done in order to compensate the owner for the involuntary loss of his<br />

investment. The redemption provision may merely establish the right to call the stock or may require the<br />

establishment of a sinking fund for the redemption of a specified amount of the stock each year. This item<br />

is shown at involuntary liquidation value.<br />

Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1996 for non-U.S. companies and 1991 for U.S. companies.<br />

Footnotes:<br />

A. No standard text<br />

© Thomson Financial 2003-2007 435 Confidential Information of Thomson Financial

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