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Rothschild & Co | Annual Report 2017   

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1. Overview

4. Financial statements

3.

Management report

2. Business review

Note 17 – Charge/recovery of provisions on other income transactions

In thousands of euro

01/04/17

31/12/17

(9 months)

01/04/16

31/03/17

(12 months)

Provisions on exchange rate risk

1

(18)

Recoveries of provisions on other income transactions

15

3,466

TOTAL

16

3,448

Note 18 – Interest expense

In thousands of euro

01/04/17

31/12/17

(9 months)

01/04/16

31/03/17

(12 months)

Interest on medium-term borrowings

566

502

Other interest expense

16

102

Exchange losses

122

3,993

TOTAL

704

4,597

Note 19 – Income from capital transactions

In thousands of euro

01/04/17

31/12/17

(9 months)

01/04/16

31/03/17

(12 months)

Capital gains on disposals of investments in Group and other companies and portfolio holdings

3,024

6,644

Recoveries of impairment of investments in Group and other companies and portfolio holdings

–

678

Capital losses on disposals of investments in Group and other companies and portfolio holdings

–

(9,346)

Charges for impairment of investments in Group and other companies and portfolio holdings

(646)

(15)

TOTAL

2,378

(2,039)

Note 20 – Income tax

On 6 October 2017, the Supreme Court in France judged the 3% tax paid by French companies on dividend distributions to be contrary to the French

Constitution. The decision of the Supreme Court gave rise to a return of the tax paid, together with the payment of interest. The Group has claimed a

repayment of dividend tax it has paid, of €5.4 million. The timing of the reimbursement is expected to be in 2018.

For the nine-month period ended 31 December 2017, net tax income amounted to €9.0 million. This amount can be broken down into a tax income of €3.7

million primarily received from subsidiaries which are consolidated for tax purposes (including a €17.4 million net tax income reduced by €13.7 million of

charges), as well as the claim described above.

VI Other information

A. Employees

For the nine-month period ended 31 December 2017, the average headcount of 18 people included 15 executives and 3 other employees compared to 19

people during the previous period.

B. Compensation of management bodies

In respect of their functions as corporate officers of R&Co for 2017, members of the Supervisory Board entitled to compensation under the terms fixed by the

Supervisory Board received compensation of €278 thousand.