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<br />Insurer Purchase Price <br />New York Life $18,860,989 <br />Prudential $19,231,078 <br />John Hancock $18,902,087 <br />Principal $18,382,897 <br />Hughes Aff. q 10. <br />As of November 30, 1993, the market value of the Plan's <br />assets was $14,997,176.10 Grange Aff. q 8. If CF&i had <br />purchased an annuity contract on December 10, 1993,~~ from any <br />of these four companies, the "topping off" contribution would <br />have been: <br />Insurer Contribution <br />New York Life $3,863,813 <br />Prudential $4,233,902 <br />John Hancock $3,904,911 <br />Principal $3,385,721 <br />As of December 10, 1993, the amount of the contribution would <br />have ranged from $3,385,721 to $4,233,902, approximately $785,721 <br />to $1,633,902 over the estimate contained in the Disclosure <br />Statement. <br />10CF6I has been advised by the Plan's Trustee, Mellon Bank, that <br />the decrease in asset value since October 31, 1993, is mainly due <br />to a rise in interest rates which caused a reduction in the value <br />of bonds held in the portfolio. <br />~~Based on the November 30, 1993 plan valuation. <br />11 <br />