Credit Concentration, Security and Maturity Profile of Receivables from Customers Sample Clauses

Credit Concentration, Security and Maturity Profile of Receivables from Customers. The concentration of credit of receivables from customers as to industry follows: Group Parent Company 0000 0000 0000 0000 Real estate, renting and other related activities P 81,927 P 70,532 P 52,669 P 42,853 Electricity, gas and water 64,794 52,062 64,453 51,480 Consumer 54,196 44,174 18,055 13,003 Wholesale and retail trade 40,500 26,279 35,692 23,522 Manufacturing (various industries) 35,034 41,689 33,504 41,067 Transportation and communication 22,918 18,270 17,162 14,509 Financial intermediaries 21,521 18,783 19,534 17,273 Other community, social and personal activities 14,799 19,231 10,755 14,910 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 4,928 4,090 4,479 3,770 Hotels and restaurants 4,133 3,260 4,133 3,260 Mining and quarrying 1,922 1,984 1,779 1,901 Others 6,173 5,305 2,416 176 P 352,845 P 305,659 P 264,631 P 227,724 The BSP considers that loan concentration exists when the total loan exposure to a particular industry exceeds 30% of the total loan portfolio plus the outstanding interbank loans receivable. The Group and the Parent Company are in compliance with this loan concentration limit of the BSP as of the end of each reporting period. The breakdown of the receivables from customers’ portfolio as to secured and unsecured follows: Group Parent Company 0000 0000 0000 0000 Real estate mortgage P 86,193 P 78,707 P 42,326 P 41,034 Chattel mortgage 37,975 31,831 623 454 Hold-out deposit 15,799 16,379 14,380 15,925 Other securities 26,718 29,294 25,375 29,294 166,685 156,211 82,704 86,707 nsecured 186,160 149,448 181,927 141,017 P 352,845 P 305,659 P 264,631 P 227,724 Secured: U The maturity profile of the receivables from customers’ portfolio follows: Group Parent Company 0000 0000 0000 0000 Due within one year P 92,550 P 78,613 P 71,992 P 53,333 Due beyond one year 260,295 227,046 192,639 174,391 P 352,845 P 305,659 P 264,631 P 227,724
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