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Resolution Number
1987-139
Approved Date
11/24/1987
Resolution Type
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS
Subject
financing the acquisition of a Health Care Facility by Fl. Convalescent Centers, Inc.,
consisting of an 91-bed Nursing Home providing for issuance by ORC
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• <br />APPENDIX A <br />The infcrMation contained in this Appendix A to the Official Statement has been <br />obtained frim The Tbrcnto-Daninion Bank. <br />All aRounts in this Appendix A to the Official Statement are expressed in <br />Canadian dollars (CNS) or in U.S. dollars (T5$). Unless otherwise stated, <br />translations of Canadian dollar amounts into U.S. dollar arounts in this <br />dollar, <br />Appendix have been made at the rate of 71.90 U.S. cents per Canadian <br />the Bank of Canada closing rate for U.S. dollars on October 31, 1986, the date <br />of the Bank's most recent audited financial statements. Ch October 14, 1987 <br />such closing rate was 75.76 U.S. cants per Canadian dollay. <br />The collar amounts in the tables on pages A-10 through A-22 are stated in Canadian <br />dollars. <br />THE BA14K <br />General <br />The Toranto-Daninicn Bank (the "Bank") , a chartered bank subject to the <br />provisions of the Bank Act of Canada (the "Bank Act"), was formed through <br />the amalgamation on February 1, 1955 of The Bank of Toronto (established 1855 ) <br />and The Dominion Bank (established 1869) . <br />The Bank offers a wide range of financial services to individuals, camrercial <br />enterprises, financial institutions and governnennts throughout Canada. <br />internationally, the Bank offers a broad range of credit and nn -credit services <br />to multinational corporations, foreign governments and their agencies, <br />eorrespordent banks and large foreign corporations. Geographic decentralization <br />enables the Bank to provide its services <br />sand to respond tmarkets, <br />new opportunities <br />reeds of these constantly changing market <br />as they arise. Overall policy is directed from the Bank's Head Office in <br />Toronto. At October 31, 1986, 85.98 of the Bank's major assets were obligations <br />of residents of Canada or the United States of America. <br />As of October 31, 1986, the Bank had total assets of CN;51.4 billion (US%37.0 <br />billion), total loans of CN$38.1 billion (US$27.4 billion), shareholders equity <br />and appropriations for contingencies of CNS3.3 billion (US32.4 billion) and <br />total capital funds (including shareholders equity, approp;-iations or <br />contingencies and debentures which are subordinated to claims of depositors and <br />other creditors) of CN $3.6 billion (US$2.6 billion). On the basis of total <br />assets as of Oetcber 31, 1986, the Bank was the fifth largest bank in Canada and <br />the 16th largest bails in North America. <br />As of October 31, 1986, the Bank had a total of 954 branches in Canada and 334 <br />foreign brach, agency, representative and other banking companny <br />staff of the Bank and its subsidiaries consisted of 20,211 employees as of <br />October 31, 19 86 . <br />The Bank's principal executive offices are located in the 'Toronto Dominion Bank <br />Tower, Tbronto-Dominion Centre, King and Bay Streets, Toronto, Ontario, and its <br />telephone number is (416) 982-8222. <br />A-1 <br />
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