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<strong>Performance</strong> <strong>Standards</strong> - Concept, Definitions, Calculation and Methodological IssuesThe calculation <strong>of</strong> Operating Cost Ratio from financial statements is illustrated below:Step 1 – Use the formula given belowOperating Costs_________________________________________________________Average Loan Portfolio OutstandingStep 2 - Take the Operating Cost for Year 2001 – it is 21,800 {refer Table 8 (a), IS 20) for Year 2001}Sl. Description 2001 2002 2003IS 20 Total Operating Costs (A) 21,800 26,200 28,600Numerator <strong>of</strong> FormulaStep 3 - Take the Average Loan Portfolio Outstanding for Year 2001 – it is 90,000 (refer to Portfolio Report –Table 13, P6 for Year 2001)Sl. Description 2001 2002 2003P6 Average Loan Portfolio Outstanding (B) 90,000 122,000 150,000Denominator <strong>of</strong> FormulaStep 4 - Divide Operating Cost by Average Loan Portfolio Outstanding and as shown below, we getOperating Cost Ratio as 24.22% for year 2001Operating Cost Ratio 2001 2001 2002Operating Cost (A) 21,800 26,200 28,600Average Loan Portfolio Outstanding (B) 90,000 122,000 150,000Operating Cost Ratio Value = A/B = 24.22% 21.48% 19.07%Step 5 - Likewise, as given above, Operating Cost Ratio for Years 2002 and 2003 are 21.48% and 19.07%respectively.91

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