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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />

IFRS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />

EEV SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION<br />

Summary consolidated income statement on an EEV basis<br />

For the year ended 31 December 2006<br />

<strong>Life</strong> & Pensions<br />

2006 2005<br />

Notes £m £m<br />

Contribution from <strong>new</strong> business 2(b), 3(a) 204 144<br />

Profit from existing business:<br />

Expected return 207 196<br />

Experience variances 7 22<br />

Operating assumption changes (9) 16<br />

Development costs (26) (25)<br />

Expected return on shareholders’ net assets within the <strong>Life</strong> & Pensions business 51 81<br />

<strong>Life</strong> & Pensions underlying profit 2(a) 434 434<br />

Asset Management underlying profit 89 108<br />

Expected return on net pension liability 9 (2)<br />

Expected return on corporate net assets (10) (7)<br />

Corporate costs (13) (12)<br />

Operating assumption changes for corporate costs - 3<br />

Underlying profit before tax 509 524<br />

Investment return variances (174) 550<br />

Effect of economic assumption changes 181 (238)<br />

Non-recurring items 4 (17) (59)<br />

Amortisation of Asset Management acquired intangible assets (43) (56)<br />

Impairment of Asset Management acquired intangible assets (58) (112)<br />

Variation in value of option on convertible debt - (9)<br />

Profit before tax 398 600<br />

Tax (101) (196)<br />

Profit after tax 297 404<br />

Attributable to:<br />

Ordinary shareholders of the parent 308 441<br />

Minority interest (11) (37)<br />

Profit after tax 297 404<br />

2006 2005<br />

Earnings per share Notes pence pence<br />

Basic earnings per share 5 14.6 21.2<br />

Diluted basic earnings per share 5 14.2 21.0<br />

Underlying earnings per share 5 16.4 16.3<br />

EEV underlying profit is a measure of profit which excludes profit generated within policyholder funds that is not allocated to shareholders.<br />

Management consider that underlying profit better reflects the performance of the Group and focus on this measure of profit in its internal<br />

monitoring of the Group’s EEV results.<br />

EEV underlying profit is based on expected investment return and excludes: (i) amortisation and impairment of Asset Management<br />

acquired intangible assets (ii) effect of economic assumption changes (iii) non-recurring items; and is stated after deducting interest<br />

payable on STICS.<br />

166 <strong>Friends</strong> Provident Annual Report & Accounts 2006

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