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Income
For the year ended March 31, 2004, consolidated total income increased ¥5,891 million (6.9 percent) year-on-year to ¥91,028 million, due to factors including higher fund management income due to increased investment in securities. Total expenses decreased ¥354 million (0.4 percent) year-on-year to ¥79,377 million, because of factors including a reduction in operating expenses. Net income increased ¥3,957 million (170.5 percent) year-on-year to ¥6,278 million.
 
Net Interest Margin (Non-Consolidated)
  Millions of yen
  2004 2003 Increase
(decrease)
Interest income ¥     63,284    ¥     60,201    ¥  3,082  
Average interest-earning assets 3,447,455    3,380,589   66,866  
Average interest rate of interest-earning assets (%) 1.83   1.78   0.05  
Interest expense 5,151   5,853   (701 )
Average interest-bearing liabilities 3,340,396   3,268,619   71,777  
Average interest rate of interest-bearing liabilities (%) 0.15   0.17   (0.02 )
Net interest income 58,132   54,348   3,784  
Funding cost (%) 1.37   1.46   (0.09 )
Net interest margin (%) 0.46   0.32   0.14  
   
Note:  Figures for average interest-bearing liabilities are presented after deducting the average outstanding balance of moneyheld in trust and interests.
 
graph: Net Income graph: ROA/ROE
Deposits
As of March 31, 2004, total deposits, including negotiable deposits, decreased ¥17,866 million (0.5 percent) from a year earlier to ¥3,281,148 million, despite an increase in corporate deposits. Factors in the decrease included the transfer of deposits into deposit assets such as investment trusts and national government bonds.
 
Deposits by Depositor (Non-Consolidated)
  Millions of yen
  2004 2003 Increase
(decrease)
Individuals ¥ 2,500,547    ¥ 2,520,332    ¥ (19,785 )
Corporations 598,452    579,175   19,276  
Local governments 160,202   172,308   (12,106 )
Financial institutions 23,578   28,326   (4,747 )
Total 3,282,781   3,300,143   ¥ (17,361 )
 
 
graph: Deposits
Loans
Despite an increase in loans to individuals, mainly housing loans, the balance of loans and bills discounted at the end of the fiscal year decreased ¥37,228 million (1.8 percent) from a year earlier to ¥1,984,674 million. This was mainly due to decreases in loans to corporations and the public sector, reflecting weaker demand for capital.
Loans to Individuals (Non-Consolidated)
  Millions of yen
  2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 2004/2003
Increase
(decrease)
 
Balance of loans to individuals ¥528,168   ¥495,858   ¥486,570   ¥468,165   ¥473,747   ¥32,309    
     Balance of loans to individuals in the region 527,992   495,659   486,447   467,999   473,328   32,332    
Number of borrowers 124,121   126,946   126,740   127,486   131,073   (2,825 )  
     Number of borrowers in the region 124,036   126,853   126,645   127,380   130,946   (2,817 )  
Loans to individuals as a percentage of total loans 26.5 % 24.5 % 24.3 % 24.0 % 24.7 % 2.1   point
     Loans to individuals in the region as a
          percentage of total loans in the region
30.2   28.3   28.6   27.3   27.9   1.9    
   
Consumer Loans (Non-Consolidated)
  Millions of yen
  2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 2004/2003
Increase
(decrease)
 
Consumer loans ¥483,502   ¥447,261   ¥435,300   ¥413,091   ¥414,964   ¥36,241    
     Housing loans 384,674   336,844   315,473   284,468   276,263   47,830    
     Securities Other 98,827   110,416   119,827   128,622   138,701   (11,589 )  
   
Loans to Small and Medium-sized Companies (Non-Consolidated)
  Millions of yen
  2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 2004/2003
Increase
(decrease)
 
Balance of loans to small and medium-sized companies ¥901,335   ¥955,746   ¥969,191   ¥987,105   ¥974,180   ¥(54,411 )  
     Balance of loans to small and medium-sized companies in the region 867,142   926,486   948,368   973,801   957,983   (59,343 )  
Number of borrowers 16,140   17,533   18,742   19,664   20,831   (1,393 )  
     Number of borrowers in the region 16,091   17,482   18,686   19,614   20,774   (1,391 )  
Loans to small and medium-sized companies as a percentage of total loans 45.3 % 47.1 % 48.3 % 50.6 % 50.9 % (1.8 ) point
     Loans to small and medium-sized companies in the
          region as a percentage of total loans in the region
49.6   52.9   55.7   56.8   56.5   (3.3 )  
     
Note:  1. The above amounts do not include loans from Japan offshore market accounts.
  2. Small and medium-sized companies are classified as those having capital of ¥300 million or less (¥100 million or less in the wholesale industry; ¥50 million or less in the retail and service industries) or those having 300 or fewer employees (100 or fewer in the wholesale industry; 50 or fewer in the retail industry and 100 or fewer in the service industry) and include businesses run by individuals.
 
Outstanding Loans by Industry (Non-Consolidated)
  2004   2003
  Outstanding balance
(Millions of yen)
Number of borrowers   Outstanding balance
(Millions of yen)
Number of borrowers
  Total Total in the
region
Total Total in the
region
  Total Total in the
region
Total Total in the
region
  1,990,290 1,748,580 140,750 140,430   2,027,957 1,752,441 144,940 144,618
Manufacturing 343,187 244,641 3,331 3,223   359,468 257,430 3,586 3,479
Agriculture 2,362 2,362 176 176   2,412 2,412 186 186
Forestry 5,953 5,953 76 76   5,877 5,877 89 89
Fishery 4,398 4,398 215 215   5,163 5,163 243 243
Mining 3,436 2,056 34 32   4,437 3,056 36 34
Construction 109,429 109,128 2,924 2,923   119,832 119,511 3,269 3,267
Utilities 22,289 18,826 56 53   23,799 20,133 61 58
Telecommunication 19,902 9,671 148 145   19,706 9,370 149 145
Communication 12,551 2,351 13 11   12,833 2,532 12 10
Transportation 75,013 62,319 519 510   68,886 60,812 551 546
Wholesale 142,533 125,439 1,391 1,367   152,361 133,498 1,530 1,506
Retail 142,669 136,655 2,514 2,501   152,596 145,423 2,844 2,830
Finance & Insurance 69,638 15,753 97 61   67,347 16,360 103 68
Real estate 135,112 124,910 1,080 1,072   123,942 114,963 1,028 1,022
Service industries 241,016 213,282 4,005 3,977   241,478 217,972 4,254 4,228
Restaurant 15,906 15,531 785 781   18,109 17,501 891 888
Local government 145,180 145,180 63 63   184,789 144,788 65 64
Other 528,168 527,990 124,121 124,036   495,858 495,657 126,946 126,853
                   
 
graph: Loans and Bills Discounted
Investment Securities
The balance of investment securities increased ¥133,964 million (11.2 percent) from a year earlier to ¥1,326,236 million.
 
graph: Investment Securities  

Capital Adequacy Ratio
Hyakugo Bank applies domestic standards for determining capital adequacy. As of March 31, 2004, the Bank’s capital adequacy ratio based on domestic standards was 9.70 percent, and the Tier I capital ratio 7.98 percent. Calculated using BIS standards, the capital adequacy ratio was 11.51 percent. On a non-consolidated basis, the capital adequacy ratio based on domestic standards was 9.57 percent, and the Tier I ratio was 7.83 percent. Using BIS standards, the non-consolidated capital adequacy ratio was 11.40 percent.
 
  Millions of yen
  Consolidated Non-Consolidated
March 31 2004 2003 2004 2003
Tier I:
Common stockholders’ equity ¥  150,513 ¥  145,064 ¥  148,852 ¥  141,081
Total Tier I capital 150,513 145,064 145,852 141,081
Tier II:
Premises revaluation account, after 55% discount 3,784 3,802 3,784 3,802
Reserve for possible loan losses 11,779 11,692 11,629 11,549
Total Tier II capital 32,564 30,495 32,414 30,352
Deduction from capital 101 101 101 101
Total capital 182,976 175,458 178,165 171,332
Total risk-adjusted assets 1,884,714 1,870,841 1,860,708 1,847,947
Capital adequacy ratio (%) 9.70 9.37 9.57 9.27
 
graph: Total Assets graph: Capital Adequacy Ratio
Total Stockholders’ Equity
Total stockholders’ equity at March 31, 2004 increased ¥20,427 million (11.2 percent) from a year earlier to ¥203,476 million. Unrealized gain on available-for-sale securities, less deferred tax liabilities, increased ¥15,445 million from a year earlier to ¥50,767 million, which was accounted for in stockholders’ equity as net unrealized gains on available-for-sale securities.
 
graph: Total Stockholders' Equity  
Cash Flows
Net cash provided by operating activities increased ¥35,741 million, reflecting a decrease in loans and bills discounted and other factors. Net cash used in investing activities decreased ¥151,788 million, mainly due to purchases of investment securities. Net cash provided by financing activities increased ¥728 million due to proceeds from subordinated loans. As a result, cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year decreased ¥115,339 million from a year earlier to ¥129,073 million.

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