Notes to the Financial Statements for the financial year ended 31 December <strong>2002</strong> 42 Segment Information (a) Primary <strong>Report</strong>ing Format – Business Segments The Group – <strong>2002</strong> Individual Institutional Global Investment <strong>Bank</strong>ing <strong>Bank</strong>ing Treasury <strong>Bank</strong>ing Others Total $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 Income before operating expenses 979,637 1,237,471 452,160 97,768 312,209 3,079,245 Less: Operating expenses 414,776 292,025 135,826 58,726 30,128 931,481 Less: Provisions 151,142 303,135 (30,274) 22,292 5,187 451,482 Segment profit before tax 1 413,719 642,311 346,608 16,750 276,894 1,696,282 Unallocated corporate expenses (142,496) 1,553,786 Goodwill amortisation (195,554) Operating profit after goodwill amortisation and provisions 1,358,232 Exceptional items (48,065) Share of profit of associates 123,403 Profit before tax 1,433,570 Tax and minority interests (369,370) Net profit for the financial year attributable to members 1,064,200 Other information: Segment assets 2 21,639,614 39,002,623 37,599,853 2,643,047 1,546,563 102,431,700 Investment in associates 1,274,245 Goodwill 3,666,046 Unallocated assets 97,430 Total assets 107,469,421 Gross customer loans 23,176,469 39,162,286 – – – 62,338,755 Non-performing loans (“NPLs”) 1,681,801 3,933,580 – – – 5,615,381 Specific provision and interest-in-suspense for NPLs (cumulative) 471,145 1,558,590 – – – 2,029,735 Dealing securities (gross) Debt securities* – – 250,170 461,388 – 711,558 Equity shares and unit trusts – – 2,761 113,377 – 116,138 Non-dealing securities (gross) Debt securities* – 723,335 9,984,029 1,486,090 – 12,193,454 Equity shares – – 9,610 1,270,082 – 1,279,692 Segment liabilities 2 40,175,325 29,794,953 21,895,606 86,771 22,610 91,975,265 Debts issued Asset backed commercial paper – – 852,411 – – 852,411 Subordinated notes 1,294,399 Provision for current and deferred tax 472,897 Unallocated liabilities 72,176 Total liabilities 94,667,148 Capital expenditure 26,103 30,684 8,685 619 207,939 274,030 Depreciation of fixed assets 18,275 20,177 4,985 990 70,109 114,536 * Include government treasury bills and securities. 142
The Group – 2001 Individual Institutional Global Investment <strong>Bank</strong>ing <strong>Bank</strong>ing Treasury <strong>Bank</strong>ing Others Total $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 $’000 Income before operating expenses 716,629 846,299 414,506 85,338 161,319 2,224,091 Less: Operating expenses 313,001 262,084 114,175 49,238 39,441 777,939 Less: Provisions 22,796 108,549 33,829 (1,083) 704 164,795 Segment profit before tax 1 380,832 475,666 266,502 37,183 121,174 1,281,357 Unallocated corporate expenses (95,904) 1,185,453 Goodwill amortisation (47,806) Operating profit after goodwill amortisation and provisions 1,137,647 Exceptional items (11,997) Share of profit of associates 71,912 Profit before tax 1,197,562 Tax and minority interests (272,983) Net profit for the financial year attributable to members 924,579 Other information: Segment assets 2 22,832,255 42,298,876 38,948,249 3,126,387 1,035,266 108,241,033 Investment in associates 1,781,322 Goodwill 3,776,651 Unallocated assets 89,088 Total assets 113,888,094 Gross customer loans 22,797,682 41,413,244 – – – 64,210,926 Non-performing loans (“NPLs”) 1,494,628 4,449,406 – – – 5,944,034 Specific provision and interest-in-suspense for NPLs (cumulative) 376,248 1,508,082 – – – 1,884,330 Dealing securities (gross) Debt securities* – – 801,744 123,720 – 925,464 Equity shares and unit trusts – – 5,825 197,499 – 203,324 Non-dealing securities (gross) Debt securities* – 1,130,252 10,164,379 1,179,033 – 12,473,664 Equity shares – – 12,132 1,201,937 – 1,214,069 Segment liabilities 2 39,695,187 37,354,597 18,910,850 68,107 24,833 96,053,574 Debts issued Asset backed commercial paper – – 518,058 – – 518,058 Subordinated notes 3,639,095 Provision for current and deferred tax 498,974 Unallocated liabilities 62,994 Total liabilities 100,772,695 Capital expenditure 19,776 26,888 5,839 1,714 57,998 112,215 Depreciation of fixed assets 17,102 26,341 3,445 1,176 48,055 96,119 * Include government treasury bills and securities. UNITED OVERSEAS BANK 143
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