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    Default UDC Underlying margin for FY2016

    Quote Originally Posted by Snoopy View Post
    Time to normalise the UDC figures for 2015 so they can be compared more directly with the likes of Heartland Bank.

    Heartland in FY2015 had selling and administration expenses of $68.403m (Heartland FY2015 report 'Selling & Administration Expenses', note 5). UDC had total operating expenses of $32.278m (UDC prospectus note 4). That is a difference of $36.125m. The two are comparable in that they have a similarly sized loan book (UDC:$2,347.183m, Heartland $2,862.070m). If we add the operating cost difference figure onto the UDC cost structure, what would that do to the UDC operating margin on assets?

    FY2015: ($108.701-$36.125+ $10.464)/$2,347.183 = 3.53%

    Note: UDC do not have a branch network of their own, but operate through ANZ bank branches in New Zealand. The $10.464m added back represents the adding back of 'fees paid to related parties' (ANZ). These are part of the $36.125m 'extra operating expenses (p43 note 4). The $10.464m could be thought of as a contribution to the ANZ branch network that allows UDC to carry on business as normal. But what I am interested in is the difference in operating cost of a finance company with and without a branch network. So this $10.464m which largely reflects a branch network allowance must be removed from my comparison.

    This calculation shows the underlying margin at UDC to be slightly improved from FY2014's 3.37%.
    Time to normalise the UDC figures for 2016 so they can be compared more directly with the likes of Heartland Bank.

    Heartland in FY2016 had selling and administration expenses of $69.872m (Heartland FY2016 report 'Selling & Administration Expenses', note 5). UDC had total operating expenses of $31.623m (UDC Financial Statement 2016, note 4). That is a difference of $38.249m. The two are comparable in that they have a similarly sized loan book (UDC:$2,573.030m, Heartland $3,133.957m). If we add the operating cost difference figure onto the UDC cost structure, what would that do to the UDC operating margin on assets?

    FY2016: ($107.233-$38.249+ $10.011)/$2,573.030 = 3.07%

    Note: UDC do not have a branch network of their own, but operate through ANZ bank branches in New Zealand. The $10.011m added back represents the adding back of 'fees paid to related parties' (ANZ). These are part of the $38.249m 'extra operating expenses (calculated above, using figures from Financial Statements 2016, note 4). The $10.011m could be thought of as a contribution to the ANZ branch network that allows UDC to carry on business as normal. But what I am interested in is the difference in operating cost of a finance company with and without a branch network. So this $10.011m which largely reflects a 'branch network allowance payment' must be removed from my comparison.

    This recent year trend in the underlying margin at UDC is

    FY2016 3.07%
    FY2015 3.53%
    FY2014 3.37%
    FY2013 2.58%

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    Last edited by Snoopy; 31-12-2016 at 08:04 PM.
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