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88G O L D M A N S A C H S 2004 ANNUALREPO RT
88G O L D M A N S A C H S 2 004 A N N U A L R E P O RT
Nonrecourse debt is debt that Group Inc. is not directly or indirectly obligated to repay. Long-term borrowings include nonrecourse
debt issued by the following subsidiaries:
ASOFNOVEMBER
(INMILLIONS) 2004 2003
William Street Funding Corporation $ 5,144 $3,173
Variable interest entities 4,546 1,635
Other subsidiaries(1) 2,364 622
Total $12,054 $5,430
(1)Includes$978millionand$583millionofnonrecoursedebtissuedbythefirm’sconsolidatedpowerplantoperationsasofNovember2004andNovember2003,
respectively.
Long-term borrowings by fiscal maturity date are set forth below:
ASOFNOVEMBER
2004(1)(2)2003(1)(2)
U.S. NON-U.S. U.S. NON-U.S.
(INMILLIONS) DOLLAR DOLLAR TOTAL DOLLAR DOLLAR TOTAL
2005 $— $— $— $ 7,854 $ 4,598 $12,452
2006 10,691 2,616 13,307 6,133 1,576 7,709
2007 7,116 948 8,064 1,274 564 1,838
2008 4,626 3,179 7,805 3,105 2,546 5,651
2009 9,061 4,116 13,177 5,317 1,100 6,417
2010-thereafter 26,617 11,726 38,343 17,828 5,587 23,415
Total $58,111 $22,585 $80,696 $41,511 $15,971 $57,482
(1)Long-termborrowingsmaturingwithinoneyearandcertainlong-termborrowingsthatmayberedeemablewithinoneyearattheoptionoftheholderareincluded
asshort-termborrowingsintheconsolidatedstatementsoffinancialcondition.
(2)Long-termborrowingsrepayableattheoptionofthefirmarereflectedattheircontractualmaturitydates.Certainlong-termborrowingsthatmayberedeemable
priortomaturityattheoptionoftheholderarereflectedatthedatessuchoptionsbecomeexercisable.
The firm enters into derivative contracts, such as interest rate
futures contracts, interest rate swap agreements, currency swap
agreements and equity-linked contracts, to effectively convert a
substantial portion of its long-term borrowings into U.S.
dollar-based floating rate obligations. Accordingly, the aggre-
gate carrying value of these long-term borrowings and related
hedges approximates fair value.
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The effective weighted average interest rates for long-term borrowings, after hedging activities, are set forth below:
ASOFNOVEMBER
2004 2003
($INMILLIONS) AMOUNT RATE AMOUNT RATE
Fixed rate obligations $ 2,383 6.56% $ 1,517 7.43%
Floating rate obligations 78,313 2.48 55,965 1.79
Total $80,696 2.60 $57,482 1.94