Worldscope Database Datatype Definitions Guide

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Increase/Decrease – Cash – GAAP Issue 6 Alphabetical List of Field Definitions - I Supplementary (Cash Flow) Data, Annual Item; Field 06970 All Industries: INCREASE/DECREASE – CASH – GAAP represents the change in cash and short term investments from one year to the next for non-U.S. companies adjusted to conform to U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. This item is presented in U.S. dollars (converted at the company's fiscal year twelve month average exchange rate). It is only available for ADRs trading on the NYSE, ASE or NASDAQ and is generally not available prior to 1994. Increase/Decrease In Cash and Short Term Investments Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04851 All Industries: INCREASE/DECREASE IN CASH AND SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS represent the change in cash and short term investments from one year to the next. This item is available only when the Statement of Changes in Financial Position is based on cash and short term investments. Increase/Decrease In Federal Home Loan Advances Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04443 Banks: INCREASE/DECREASE IN FEDERAL HOME LOAN ADVANCES represents the increase or decrease in federal home loan advances from one year to the next as reported in the cash flow statement. Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1991. Increase/Decrease In Income Tax Payable Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04828 Industrials, Other Financial Companies: INCREASE/DECREASE IN INCOME TAX PAYABLE represents the change in the amount of income taxes payable from one year to the next as reported in the cash flow statement. Data in this field is generally not available prior to 1992. Footnotes: A. No standard text Increase/Decrease In Other Accruals Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04829 Industrials, Other Financial Companies: INCREASE/DECREASE IN OTHER ACCRUALS represents the change in the amount of accruals from one year to the next as reported in the cash flow statement. Data in this field is generally not available prior to 1992. Footnotes: A. No standard text © Thomson Financial 2003-2007 324 Confidential Information of Thomson Financial

Increase/Decrease In Short Term Borrowings Issue 6 Alphabetical List of Field Definitions - I Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04821 All Industries: INCREASE/DECREASE IN SHORT TERM BORROWINGS represent the increase or decrease in short term borrowings from one year to the next as reported in the cash flow statement. Footnotes: A. Included in funds from/for other operating activities or long term debt Increase/Decrease In Working Capital Supplementary (Cash Flow) Data, Annual Item; Field 04900 All Industries: INCREASE/DECREASE IN WORKING CAPITAL represents the change in working capital from one year to the next year. Increase In Deposits Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04441 Banks: INCREASE IN DEPOSITS represents the increase in deposits from one year to the next. Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1991. It includes but is not restricted to: Net changes in deposits if an increase Transferred deposits Proceeds from the issuance of certificates of deposits Proceeds from receipt of public fund deposits Footnotes: A. Net of decrease B. No standard text Increase In Investments Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04760 All Industries: INCREASE IN INVESTMENTS represents the investments bought during the accounting period of the company. Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1989. It includes but is not restricted to: Purchase of portfolio investments Increase in short term investments Increase in marketable securities (if using FASB 95) Increase in short term investments when disclosed with investing activities Footnotes: A. Increase in investments, net of decrease B. No standard text © Thomson Financial 2003-2007 325 Confidential Information of Thomson Financial

Increase/Decrease In Short Term Borrowings<br />

Issue 6<br />

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

Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04821<br />

All Industries:<br />

INCREASE/DECREASE IN SHORT TERM BORROWINGS represent the increase or decrease in short<br />

term borrowings from one year to the next as reported in the cash flow statement.<br />

Footnotes:<br />

A. Included in funds from/for other operating activities or long term debt<br />

Increase/Decrease In Working Capital<br />

Supplementary (Cash Flow) Data, Annual Item; Field 04900<br />

All Industries:<br />

INCREASE/DECREASE IN WORKING CAPITAL represents the change in working capital from one year<br />

to the next year.<br />

Increase In Deposits<br />

Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04441<br />

Banks:<br />

INCREASE IN DEPOSITS represents the increase in deposits from one year to the next.<br />

Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1991.<br />

It includes but is not restricted to:<br />

Net changes in deposits if an increase<br />

Transferred deposits<br />

Proceeds from the issuance of certificates of deposits<br />

Proceeds from receipt of public fund deposits<br />

Footnotes:<br />

A. Net of decrease<br />

B. No standard text<br />

Increase In Investments<br />

Cash Flow Data, Annual Item; Field 04760<br />

All Industries:<br />

INCREASE IN INVESTMENTS represents the investments bought during the accounting period of the<br />

company.<br />

Data for this field is generally not available prior to 1989.<br />

It includes but is not restricted to:<br />

Purchase of portfolio investments<br />

Increase in short term investments<br />

Increase in marketable securities (if using FASB 95)<br />

Increase in short term investments when disclosed with investing activities<br />

Footnotes:<br />

A. Increase in investments, net of decrease<br />

B. No standard text<br />

© Thomson Financial 2003-2007 325 Confidential Information of Thomson Financial

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