| See the  Industrial Model for line items common to all models.
    
     Total Premiums: For insurance companies, total premium income (where available) is shown rather than Turnover. 
    Total Income: 
    PREMIUMS  less RE-INSURANCE COST  less INCREASE IN UNEARNED PREMIUM PROVISION  plus INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS
    plus INTEREST RECEIVED  less OUTSIDE SHAREHOLDERS' INTEREST. 
    Total Outgo: 
    COMMISSIONS PAID  plus ADMINISTRATION COSTS  plus INTEREST PAID  plus POLICY PAYOUTS 
    Inc Over Outgo: Excess income over outgo 
    "Net profit" specifically for  life assurance companies. 
    U/writ Splus: Underwriting Surplus  
    "Net profit" specifically for  short term insurance companies. 
    NetTaxedSplus: Net taxed surplus  
    Insurance equivalent of income after tax. This is taken before preference dividends and extraordinary items. 
    
    Solvency Mgn: Solvency Margin. 
    [(TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS' INTEREST) / (NET PREMIUM INCOME)] * 100 * (NUMBER OF MONTHS/12) 
    This gives an indication of how adequate shareholders funds are to cover expected claims (related directly to premium income). 
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
    Total Income: 
       PREMIUMS  less RE-INSURANCE COST  less INCREASE IN UNEARNED PREMIUM PROVISION
        plus INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS  plus INTEREST RECEIVED  less OUTSIDE SHAREHOLDERS’ INTEREST. 
    Total Outgo: 
       COMMISSIONS PAID  plus ADMINISTRATION COSTS
        plus INTEREST PAID  plus POLICY PAYOUTS 
    Inc Over Outgo: Excess income over outgo 
       “Net profit” specifically for life assurance companies. 
    U/writ Splus: Underwriting Surplus  
       “Net profit” specifically for short term insurance companies. 
    NetTaxedSplus: Net taxed surplus  
       Insurance equivalent of income after tax. This is taken before preference dividends and extraordinary items. 
    
    Solvency Mgn: Solvency Margin. 
    [(TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS’ INTEREST) / (NET PREMIUM INCOME)] * 100 * (NUMBER OF MONTHS/12) 
       This gives an indication of how adequate shareholders funds are to cover expected claims (related directly to premium income). 
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