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    Oracle Lease Management

    Pre-Tax Income

    by Alvaro Montenegro & Santhosh SiruvoleAn Oracle White PaperJanuary, 2005

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    Oracle Lease Management

    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................2OVERVIEW ......................................................................................................................... 3

    Streams............................................................................................................................... 3Internal Stream Generation ............................................................................................ 3

    ASSUMPTIONS................................................................................................................... 3IMPLICIT INTEREST RATE AND BOOKING YIELD LOGIC.........................4

    Pre-Tax Income for Leases with Residual Value ........................................................ 6

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    Oracle Lease Management

    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

    OLM utilizes the interest method of income recognition to calculate Pre-TaxIncome. This method requires the calculation of a booking yield, which is appliedto the lessors investment balance in the lease to obtain the pretax income amount.

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    OVERVIEW

    Streams

    Streams are sets of amounts and dates associated to cash flows. Streams are generated

    based on the payments set up on the contract. The payments parameters a user sets on

    the contract are:

    1. Contract Start date

    2. The asset line to which the payments are associated

    3. Frequency

    4. Payment stream type

    5. Term

    6. Advanced or Arrears

    7. Payment levels. Each payment level number of periods and a payment

    amount. If a payment level is a stub then the level has stub days and stub

    amount.

    Internal Stream Generation

    An internal Lease Management program can generate streams during contract

    activation. The internal logic calculates the contract yield and all required billing and

    accounting streams

    ASSUMPTIONS

    The following are the basic assumptions under which OLM operates to calculate yields

    and generate streams:1. Day Convention: 30/360

    2. Frequency: Four periodicities are assumed: Monthly, Quarterly (3 months), Semi-

    Annually (6 months) and Annually (12 months).

    3. Stream Dates: For an advance payment, the start date of the period is the stream

    element date whereas in case of arrears, the end date of the period is the stream

    element date.

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    IMPLICIT INTEREST RATE AND BOOKING YIELD LOGIC

    The interest rate implicit in the lease is the rate that, when applied to rent payments

    and the residual value, results in an aggregate present value equal to the total capital

    cost of the assets at the beginning of the lease term.

    The Implicit Interest Rate differs from the Internal Rate of Return in that it

    excludes from the yield calculation fees and other periodic income or expenses that

    are normally considered in the determination of the internal rate of return.

    The IIR is calculated through an iterative process using the following present value

    formula.

    Present Value = Sum of (CF/(1+IIR/N)^n

    Where: CF = Cash flow amount

    n = number of equal periods from the initial cash flow (t=0)

    IIR= the implicit interest rate

    N = the number of payment periods in the year

    The first iteration is computed using an IIR of 10%. This value is adjusted until a

    present value of zero is achieved. In our example this is equivalent to finding the

    IIR that equals the sum of Principal Payments to the Asset Capital Cost.

    The following example illustrates how OLM calculates the Implicit Interest Rate

    (IIR).

    Contract Start Date 1-Jan-04

    Asset Capital Cost 1000 Rent Payment Start Date 1-Jan-04

    Periodic Rent Amount 300

    FREQUENCY Quarterly

    PERIODS 4

    Days in Year 360

    Rent Payment in Arrears (Y/N) Arrears

    Step 1: Iteratively sol ve for Asset-Level Implicit Interest Rate (IIR) andInterim Interest. Target is to makeTotal of Principal Payments equal to

    Asset Cos t.

    Date Days Applicablebalanceinterest

    calculation

    Interest for thePeriod

    TotalPayment(RENT)

    PrincipalPayment

    IIR 1-Jan-04 0 700 0 300 300

    54.804 1-Apr-04 90 495.91 95.91 300 204.09

    1-Jul-04 90 263.85 67.94 300 232.06

    1-Oct-04 90 0.00 36.15 300 263.85

    TOTAL 1000

    ISG will generate the following streamson the dates specified ----->

    INTERESTPAYMENT

    RENTPRINCIPALPAYMENT

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    Once OLM determines the IIR, it calculates the Booking Yield using a similar

    iterative process. The booking yield, also know as Accounting yield, is very similar

    to the IIR. Its main difference with the IIR lies in the fact that the booking yield

    assumes monthly compounding of interest.

    Step2: Iteratively solve fo rAsset-Level BookingYield. Target is a ClosingBook Balance of zero onOCT-15

    Payment InterestPayment

    PRE TAXINCOME

    (Interest forthe Month)

    Accumint sincelast pymt

    CapitalRecov

    Close Book(PRINCIPALBALANCE)

    Open Book Valueor Investment

    Balance (used forPre Tax Income

    Calculation)

    Booking Yield 1-Jan-04 300 0.00 300.00 700 700.00

    30-Jan-04 30.61 30.61 700 730.61

    52.475 29-Feb-04 31.95 62.56 700 762.56

    30-Mar-04 33.35 95.91 700 795.91

    1-Apr-04 300 95.91 204.09 495.91

    30-Apr-04 21.69 21.69 495.91517.59

    30-May-04 22.63 44.32 495.91 540.22

    30-Jun-04 23.62 67.94 495.91 563.85

    1-Jul-04 300 67.94 232.06 263.85

    30-Jul-04 11.54 11.54 263.85 275.39

    30-Aug-04 12.04 23.58 263.85 287.43

    30-Sep-04 12.57 36.15 263.85 300.00

    1-Oct-04 300 36.15 263.85 0.00

    30-Oct-04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0

    30-Nov-04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0

    30-Dec-04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0

    1200 200.00 200.00 1000.00

    ISG will generate thefollowing streams on thedates specified ----->

    PRE TAXINCOME

    In our example, the Booking Yield results in a value of 52.475%, as shown in the table

    above. This yield is used to calculate the Pre tax Income stream by applying the

    following formula:

    Pre-Tax Income = OPV * (Booking Yield / 360) * N days

    Where, N is the number of days in the month and OPV is the Open Book Value or

    Investment Balance.

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    Pre-Tax Income for Leases with Residual Value

    The calculation methodology for leases with residual value is identical as described in

    the tables above except that in the calculations of IIR and Booking Yield the total of

    principal payments targeted is not the asset cost but the asset cost minus the residual

    value.

    Oracle Lease Management

    January, 2005

    Author s: Alvaro Monten egro

    Santhosh Siruvole

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