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"       "   # #< #<@  ,   ,@   " ! & &    "8 "   "8 #8 "  "\  "\  "   "\ "\ " # " "<@ "<@  ,  ,a@  ,a@    "    #\  #\   !   #  # " `?analysts schs index  sch 1 AP eps 'Sch 2(a) AP assn and sensitiv !Sch 2(b) AP assn and sens"Sch 3 AP new bus profits !Sch 4 AP in force profits\Sch 5 AP st fl sch 6 APtax sch 7 AP sh funds\sch 8 AP shf recT6sch 9 2001stat eps %'Bsch 10 US ops stat op profitWOsch11 US to UK stat v1tsch12 stat st fl&sch 13 stat tax  Sch 14 FUM Sch 15 FUM sch 16 FRS17Sch 17 FX rates,&   ;8   ;&  ;$   ;L  ;J   ;` `i hb8Relates to broker dealer and fund management operations.nIf the economic assumptions applied for 2002 had been in place at 31 December 2001, the achieved profits basisTax (schedule 6)total tax credit (charge)1Reconciliation of movement in shareholders' funds=Net (decrease) increase in shareholders' capital and reserves4Shareholders' capital and reserves at 1 January 2002'2002 Basic earnings per share (note 9a)/The average number of shares for 2002 is 1,988mTUK basis operating profit for the year ended 31 December 2002 includes the following;Realised gains and losses arising in period (net of related@five year average excluded from statutory basis operating profit8Excess of current period realised gains and losses over qLonger-term returns for these investments have been determined by applying a longer-term rate of return of 7.75%. and FAS115=and realised losses on equities and preferred shares of $20m.The value movement under US GAAP is therefore not reported for UK GAAP purposes and is a reconciling item within the analysis above.The UK GAAP results are determined after adjustment for minority interests. For UK reporting purposes the segmental result of Jackson National Life reflects Consistent with the ABI SORP investment returns included in the UK operating result are determined on a longer-term basis. These amounts are explained in schedule 10.EShare of investment return of funds managed by PPM America, that are financial assets \Actual investment return on investments less longer-term returns (net of related changes to UActual less averaged realised gains and losses for fixed maturities (see schedule 10)/Previously unrecognised unrealised appreciationFamortisation of acquisition costs) for Jackson National Life comprise:]Actual investment return on investments less longer-term returns for other general insurance !and shareholders' funds comprise:VShortfall of current year gains over longer-term gains excluded from operating result !but included in profit before tax Jackson National Life (note 13b)Prudential Asia (note 13c )Prudential Europe (note 13c)>Tax charge on profit on sale of UK general business operations,Tax charge on profit on ordinary activities =Including tax relief on development expenses where applicable15a Subject to provisions for permanent diminution in value, the fixed income securities of US Operations are valued at amortised cost.If the FRS17 basis was to be applied in determining the Group's statutory basis results, the reported impact would be allocated between the elements attributable to the PAC life fund AShareholders' share that would be reflected in MSB and AP basis Foreign currency borrowings that have been used to finance or provide a hedge against Group equity investments in overseas subsidiaries are translated at year-end exchange rates. These two funds are consolidated as quasi subsidiaries but, except to the extent of Prudential Group participation in the funds,7f 7eKNet core structural borrowings of shareholder financed operations comprise:(Holding company net borrowings (note 7e)$of 155m (2001 - 172m) see note 7e)Total goodwill comprises=Core structural borrowings of shareholder financed operations Central funds-Holding company cash and short-term deposits Other assets IThe impact on shareholders' results would be as shown in the table below.On the Achieved Profits basis of reporting, the impact of FRS 17 for 2002 would also be limited to that attributable to shareholders' funds as shown in the table below. Pension costs schemes by the with-profit fund and other UK long-term business operations. Since, as a result of the April 2002 valuation, the expected level of employers' contribution rates Nremains unaltered there would be no impact for long-term business operations. 4General insurance and shareholders (see schedule 12)<5 year average included in operating result (see schedule 4)Exchange rate XJackson National Life - Actual investment return on investments less longer-term returnsNimpairments for fixed maturity securities) for the year ended 31 December 2002BTax charge on profit on disposal of UK general business operations7tax on loss arising from change of economic assumptions Analysed as:Under US GAAP, following FAS115, the fixed income securities of JNL are carried in the balance sheet at fair value. Movements in unrealised gains and losses are accounted 11e (note 11e)Minority interests (note 11b)they have no net impact on pre-tax or post tax operating profit. Total profit, before and after tax, incorporating the adjustment from longer-term kto actual investment returns, includes losses of 5m attributable to the minority interests in these funds.4Profit on disposal of UK general business operations(Shareholders' funds at beginning of year#Shareholders' funds at end of year ,General business and shareholders (note 12c)?Tax on operating profit based on longer-term investment returns!before amortisation of goodwill Gconsolidated into Group results, but attributable to external investors6Shareholders' capital and reserves at 31 December 2002- *(3) Effect of altered economic assumptionswMemorandum only for 2001 - estimated unwind of discount applying the same economic assumptions as for the 2002 results:-  - These comprise losses of $396m on fixed maturity investments which are included within UK operating results on five year averaged basis (as shown in schedule 10)for within Other Comprehensive Income. Under UK GAAP, subject to provisions for permanent diminution in value, these securities are carried in the balance sheet at amortised cost . ]* This arises due to market returns for 2002 being lower than the assumed long-term rate of jreturn. This gives rise to lower than expected year end values of variable annuity assets under management_Short-term fluctuations, net of related changes to amortisation of acquisition costs, comprise:2arising from adverse current year equity returns *hwith a resulting effect on the projected level of future account values, and hence future profitability.rInvestment return related loss due primarily to changed expectation of profitability on variable annuity business Foreign currency translationFor schemes with significant equity holdings the reported excess of assets over liabilities will be volatile from period to period, for movements in the values of equities. and shareholders' funds. Movements on the element attributable to the PAC life fund would be reflected in movements in the Fund for Future Appropriations. attributable to the PAC life fund are an element of expenses which are incorporated in the valuation of business in force by discounting the value of future contributions to the The financial reporting impact if the FRS 17 basis had been applied in preparing the Group's results, rather than the SSAP 24 basis, is as follows:Prudential Staff Pension SchemeOther defined benefit schemes&Smoothed shareholders' funds (note 7a)<Actual shareholders' funds less smoothed shareholders' fundsvUK long-term business smoothed shareholders' funds reflect an adjustment to PAC life fund assets, for the purposes of {determining the unwind of discount included in operating profits, to remove the effects of short-term volatility in market values of assets.The difference between actual investment returns and longer-term returns is included within the profit and loss account as short-term fluctuations in investment returns.#These are explained in schedule 12.7Adjustment from post-tax longer-term investment returnsIlisted above, this basis is appropriate for the Group's Asian operations.The profit and loss account charge or credit in respect of changes in economic assumptions, which is shown as an item excluded from operating profit, reflects the effect on shareholders' funds at the start of the reporting period. The effect of changes in operating assumptions, E(applying the rates listed above to the investments held by the fu< nd)FWeighted pre-tax expected long-term nominal rate of investment return vPre-tax (losses) profits on changes of economic assumptions included within the loss on ordinary activities before tax02002 Pre-tax operating profit from new business /US operations (Jackson National Life) (note 3a)securitised financial assets -Tax on items not included in operating profit@Tax on operating profit based on longer-term investment returns.AExcluding tax charge on broker dealer and fund management result.nof the related capital charge is to reduce Jackson National Life's shareholders' funds by 138m (2001 222m). 7Operating profit (including investment return based on long-term rates of returns)New business (schedule 3)Business in force (schedule 4):Short-term fluctuations in investment returns (schedule 5)6Effect of changes of economic assumptions (schedule 2)A(Loss) profit on ordinary activities before tax (including actualinvestment gains and losses);tax on profit on disposal of UK general business operations#(but included in profit before tax)4a*Current year realised and unrealised gains.Longer-term gains credited to operating resultmLong-term businessBusiness in forcePrudential AsiaTaxExchange movements UK operationsJackson National LifeAsia operationsTotalUS $mPre-taxtaxNotetotalTotal Summary Persistency Other(Operating profits from business in forceEuropeAmortisation of goodwillM&GOperating profits US operationstax on operating profitbusinessUKGroupExternal dividendsAchieved profits basis resultsLong-term business operations Long-termOther operationsJacksonNationalLife UK equitiesOverseas equitiesPropertyGiltsCorporate bondsPAC with-profit fund assets=Pre-tax expected long-term nominal rates of investment return$Expected long-term rate of inflation2Post-tax expected long-term nominal rate of return'Pension business (where no tax applies)Life business Risk discount rate %US operations (Jackson National Life)Post-tax7Operating profits from new long-term insurance businessUK operationsPre capital chargeCapital chargePost capital charge Schedule 7Taxation chargeShareholders' funds;Additional shareholders' interest on Achieved Profits basis*Achieved Profits basis shareholders' funds Schedule 8total tax chargeSupplementary informationScheduleStatutory basis results%Statututory Basis shareholders' fundsPRUDENTIAL PLC-Short-term fluctuations in investment returns Tax chargeFunds under managementAnalysis by business area5Jackson National Life (net of surplus note borrowingsBefore capital charge After capital chargeShareholders' funds summary$Asia and Europe development expensesEggUS$m*Operating result for UK reporting purposes(Broker dealer and fund management resultMinority7Short-term fluctuations in investment returns - summary interests2001 m Schedule 54Intragroup dividends (including statutory transfer) 7Proceeds from issues of share capital by parent companyMHeld within US operations re purchase of broker dealer and banking businesses5Other operations re M&G and acquired Asian businessesEarnings per share Post-tax and minority Earnings per share(pence):Based on operating profit after tax and minority interests7Adjustment from post-tax longer term investment returns?Based on profit for the financial year after minority interests MinorityNotesNotes UK basis operating resultUS GAAPLong-term business 5a5bJackson National Life (note 5b)#General insurance and shareholders 5cAchieved Profits basis results7a10a10b10chIn determining the cost of capital of Jackson National Life it has been assumed that an amount equal to Basis GAAP purposesELonger-term investment returns included in UK basis operating profit adjusted for minority New BusinessReconciliation of movementOperating result Schedule 2 Schedule 3+3a Jackson National Life net of tax profitsPrudential Europe1Experience variances against current assumptions:Mortality and morbidityExpenses.Return on surplus assets (over target surplus) UK Operations Schedule 4UK Operations (note 5a)hShort-term fluctuations in investment returns represent the difference between actual investment returns!Short-term fluctuations comprise:@Actual investment return on investments less longer-term returns*included within operating profit (note 5c)FTransition writedown on implementation of EITF 99-20 for interests in This comprises:GActual less averaged realised gains and losses (including impairments) :Actual less longer-term return on equity based investments Schedule 6(Tax charge on operating profit (note 6a)6a6b6cCapital charge (note 7b)Other US operations (note 7c)Goodwill (note 7d)7b7c7d,Excluding assets in excess of target surplus"Assets in excess of target surplusRe-engineering costs$US broker dealer and fund managementOther income and expenditure Prudential Prudential4tax on short-term fluctuations in investment returns=Development costs included above (net of tax) borne centrally6Investment in operations / changes in Prudential stake:Adjustment for European new business sold by UK operationsAs previously published Schedule 10 /change to amortisation of acquisition expenses)/Longer-term returns on equity based investments Schedule 11 UK GAAP adjustmentsOperating profit4Realised investment gains (losses), net of related 6change to amortisation of acquisition costs (note 11a)on operating profit0on short-term fluctuations in investment returns*Profit before tax before minority interest)Profit before tax after minority interest Net income (note 11a) (note 11b)11aFAS 133effectsReverseoits proportionate interests in the results of two investment funds that are consolidated as quasi subsidiaries. Schedule 12 Jackson National Life (note 12a)12c12a-(including tax on actual investment returns) 6Averaged realised gains and losses on fixed maturitiesSegmental result forUK Modified Statutory JActual investment return on investments less longer-term returns included "within operating profit (note 12b)STransition write-down on implementation of EITF 99-20 for interests in securitised 12b2Realised and unrealised gains on preference shares Schedule 1313a13b13c 7.5% to 7.8%1dollar denominated business written in Hong Kong.qThe key economic assumptions and sensitivity of the results to changes to those assumptions are described below. &Economic assumptions and sensitivitiesSchedule 2 (continued)2Economic assumptions and sensitivities (continued)(2) Economic assumptions$(2) Economic assumptions (continued)Memorandum onlyeconomic assumptions as ' Estimated results applying same QChange of renewal expense assumption resulting from closure of direct sales forceTCost of strengthened assumption for required capital for shareholder backed business -$Experience variances and other items4bPrudential Asia 'for fixed maturity securities (note 5d)5d Jackson National Life - summaryRJackson National Life - actual less averaged realised gains and losses (including 5 year total equivalentActual less averaged;Tax credit on short-term fluctuations in investment returns/Tax charge on merger break fee, net of expenses/(after utilisation of available capital losses)Five year total and reversal of FAS 1332(US GAAP as published also includes the change in &the fair value of hedging instruments)Tax (charge) creditIncrease in rates of 1%Decrease in rates of 1%Risk discount rates UK long-term business operationsarise as follows :#(1) Basis of preparation of results-Weighted expected long-term rate of inflationWeighted risk discount rate Prudential Asia )UK Operations - smoothing of asset values< Gon shareholders' assets held in other UK long-term business operations.pSurplus assets retained within the PAC with-profits fund are smoothed for this purpose to remove the effects of !short-term investment volatility.vreturn on smoothed surplus assets retained within the PAC with-profits fund (see schedule 7), and the expected return :Longer-term returns on equity based investments (note 10c)[longer-term investment returns (net of related change to amortisation of acquisition costs))Tax charge on operating profit (note 13a)$(Loss) profit for the financial yearjThe unwind of discount for UK long-term business operations represents the unwind of discount on the value8Operating profit (loss) before amortisation of goodwill =Based on loss for the financial year after minority interests4to post-tax actual investment returns (after related}of in-force business at the beginning of the year (adjusted for the effect of current year assumption changes), the expected Minority interests4Jackson National Life (see note 10a and schedule 11)1Jackson National Life result - reconciliation of  -AFive year average included in UK statutory basis operating profitDate: 25 February 20032002 Unaudited results2002 Unaudited results 2002 m+2002 US GAAP basis result to UK GAAP resultYear ended 31 December 200211b Schedule 9 minority interests) (note 9b)HAdjustment for post-tax profit on sale of UK general business operations9a9b1a1bvInsurers in December 2001 "Supplementary Reporting for long-term insurance business (the achieved profits method)". Jackson National Life for 2002 results.Loss from strengthening operating assumptions 2Risk margin included within the risk discount rateNew business operating profit and the unwind of discount and experience variances included in the anaysis of operating profits from Tbusiness in force are measured using the revised operating and economic assumptions.QExpected long-term spread between earned rate and rate credited to policyholders The estimated increase (decrease) in the 2002 Group results that would arise from the following changes in economic assumptions are:%31 December 2002 shareholders' funds +Cost of strengthened persistency assumptionSpread (note 4b)4cUnwind of discount (note 4c)$Unwind of discount (notes 4a and 4c)'Jackson National Life - spread variancetThe spread variance shown above has been determined after including longer-term returns on equity based investments.This treatment is consistent with the inclusion of longer-term investment returns within operating profits. Short-term fluctuations in investment returns, including those for equity based investments, are excluded from operating profit but included within the total profit or loss for the reporting period. An analysis of the short-term fluctuations in investment returns is shown in schedule 5.*Tax credit on loss on ordinary activities UK Operations Jackson National Life (note 6b)Prudential Asia (note 6c)Prudential Europe (note 6c)(4) 2002 Results sensitivities Schedule 1 '2002 Basic earnings per share (note 1a)minority interests) (note 1b)Utax credit of 181m. These figures are analysed by business operation on schedule 8.vshareholders' funds at that date would have been lower by 286m. This represents a pre-tax loss of 467m less related9US 10 year treasury bond rate at 31 December 2002 (2001) andFAS115=on realised investment gains and losses and minority interestProfit and loss accountCapital contributions.Dividends paid to intermediate holding company Movements in shareholders' fundsNet income (as shown above)Total movement in year Longer-term investment returns adjustmentsExchange rates3Average for 2002 applied to profit and loss account,Year end 2002 applied to shareholders' funds?Short-term fluctuations in investment returns (per schedule 12) (note 11c)+Net movement in other comprehensive income %Reversal of FAS133 and FAS115 effects (note 11d)11cLonger-term investment returns 11dOther adjustmentsThese comprise: (a) adjustment for the amortisation of goodwill under UK GAAP. Amortisation is normally no longer required under US GAAP following the implementation of FAS142.F(b) Inclusion of capital injected into a fellow US subsidiary of JNL. UK GAAP results exclude the impact of profits and losses that are recognised under US GAAP as a result of the implementation of FAS133 on accounting for derivative instruments.HSuch gains and losses are not generally recognised for UK GAAP purposes.After excluding FAS133 effects and adjusting for minority interests, realised investment losses, net of related change to amortisation of acquisition costs, are $(416)m.HChange in operating assumptions (2002 - principally Singapore mortality))Averaged realised losses (see schedule 5) Profit and loss Statement of Surplus in accountrecognised gains Deficit in schemescharge and losses Contributions at 1 Jan 2002(Note 1)(Note 2)paidat 31 Dec 2002Movement in year Total group position+less: amount attributable to PAC life fund Bresults if FRS17 had been applied to the 2002 financial statements Related taxNet of shareholders' tax!1. Profit and loss account chargeV2. Actuarial gains and losses recorded in the statement of recognised gains and losses Service cost &Actual less expected return on assets Finance (expense) income Experience losses on liabilities&Interest on pension scheme liabilitiesLoss on changes of assumptions Expected return on assets (principally expected mortality)Total credit (charge) Schedule 16  9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1"Accounting for retirement benefitsKSummary of financial position for defined benefit schemes on an FRS17 basisExplanatory noteAs in prior years, the Group's statutory basis results for 2002 have been determined after application of SSAP 24 for accounting for pension costs of defined benefit schemes.This is consistent with FRS17. For 2002, this standard requires that the financial position of the Group on an FRS17 basis be explained by way of note to the Group's financial The Group's principal defined benefit scheme, the Prudential Staff Pension Scheme (PSPS) , was subject to full actuarial valuation basis as at 5 April 2002. The market value of {statements rather than that the FRS17 basis be applied in preparing its profit and loss account and balance sheet position.the PSPS scheme assets as at that date of 4,034m exceeded the actuarially determined liabilities of 3,658m by 376m. Consequently, the scheme assets were sufficient to cover 110% of the benefits that had accrued to members, allowing for expected future increases in earnings. As a result of the valuation the employers' contribution rate has Schedule 142002 Unaudited Results PPM sch Funds under management - summary bn Business Area UK Operations US Operations Prudential Asia Prudential Europe Retained centrally=Internal insurance and investment under management (note 14a)External funds5Total insurance and investment funds under management Managed by:Prudential Portfolio ManagersOther managers514a As included in the consolidated balance sheet. Schedule 152Funds under management - analysis by business area Investments Fixed Income held to coverEquities SecuritiesLand and BuildingsOther Investmentslinked liabilities Published2002 2001 bn bnUS Operations (note 15a)@Retained centrallyn/a* Group Totalcontinued at the minimum prescribed under the Scheme rules which is 12.5% of salaries. This position is not believed to be significantly different at 31 December 2002.The FRS 17 basis of measurement determines liabilities by applying discount rates that reflect the current rate of return on high quality corporate bonds. v200 per cent of the risk based capital required by the NAIC at the C< ompany Action level must be retained. The impact Average exchange rates7Averaged realised losses on fixed maturities (note 10b)Retirement benefits -Year-endAverageUSA SingaporeJapanTaiwanMalaysia : local currency Hong KongThe profit and loss accounts of foreign subsidiaries are translated at average exchange rates for the year. Assets and liabilities of foreign subsidiaries are translated at year-end exchange rates. The impact of these currency translations is recorded as a component of shareholders' funds within the Statement of Total Recognised Gains and Losses. 2The following translation rates have been applied: Schedule 17 &Reconciliation from US GAAP to UK GAAP@Adjustment for post-tax effect of change in economic assumptions{The achieved profits basis results have been prepared in accordance with the guidance issued by the Association of British 1The average number of shares for 2002 is 1,988 m.|The adjustment from post-tax longer-term investment returns to post-tax actual investment returns includes investment returnathat is attributable to external equity investors in two investment funds managed by PPM America.Under this guidance the basis for setting long-term expected rates of return on investments and risk discount rates are, for most countries, set by Creference to period end rates of return on fixed income securities.This "active" basis of assumption setting has been applied in preparing the results of the group's UK, US, and European long-term business operations. 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