Summary
General
Industry
A general sector of the franchise economy that helps characterize franchise concepts offering similar goods and/or services
Category
A subset sector of industry characterizing franchise concepts offering similar goods and/or services
Year of Founding
Works with Franchise Brokers
Seeking Franchisees?
Remote Management?
Indicates if the business can be managed by a manager remotely
Fees & Financing
Royalty Fee
Ongoing fee paid by a franchisee to the franchisor as part of the franchise agreement
N/A
Marketing Fee
Amount of gross revenues required by the franchisor for marketing purposes
N/A
Franchise Fee
N/A
Investment Range
SBA Loan Approved
Location units
Total U.S. Locations
U.S. Franchised Units
U.S. Corporate Units
Headquarters (City, State)
N/A, N/A
Square Footage
Retail Location?
Other
Item 19 - Franchise Financials
Started Offering Franchises
N/A
Issuance of FDD Data
E-2 Visa Eligibility
Job Count ?
Key Financial Indicators
Figure
Industry %
Percentage of franchises with figures less than the figure for this franchise
Franchise Payback Period
Calculated based on ramp-up time, average unit volume, and profitability
Loan Success Ratio
# of SBA loans paid in full to loans that were charged off
Loan Default Rate
# of SBA loans recognized as a loss divided by total loans
Sales-to-Investment Ratio
Indicator of general economics for a franchise
Resale Value
Based on the earnings and multiples for this industry
Resale Value-to-Investment
Higher ratio indicates higher potential for returns
Franchise Cost
Franchise Fee
Franchise Disclosure Document Summary
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Franchise Sales (AUV) and Earnings
Find available key financial metrics below.
Year
Gross Sales
Average unit volume, representing sales generated by a single franchise unit over a period of a year.
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
Earnings (Owner Operator)
Average expected earnings, based on industry margins, for a single franchise unit where the owner is the primary operator.
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
Earnings (Semi-Absentee)
Average expected earnings, based on industry margins, for a single franchise unit where the owner is not the primary operator.
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
Franchise Openings and Closures
| Year | Start of year | Units opened | Units closed | Reacquired by franchisor | Total end of year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Key Metrics & Financials
Detailed Metrics
Detailed Franchise Metrics are metrics calculated and reviewed by Vetted Biz.
You can find the available metrics for Bank of Southern California, National Association below.
“N/A” or Not Applicable results mean that there is not enough data available to compute a precise rate or that the result is not mathematically computable.
When results are not mathematically computable, you should pay attention to the absolute values (#) instead of the percentage rate itself.
Franchise Health Metrics
Growth Rate
Measures the overall growth of units for the franchise divided by the total units during a given time period
1 year / 3 years
Failure Rate
Measures the overall number of units that failed divided by the total units for the franchise during a given time period
1 year / 3 years
Franchise for Sale Rate
Measures the number of units that were transferred or reacquired by the franchisor divided by the total units for the franchise during a given time period
1 year / 3 years
Bank of Southern California, National Association
Industry median
All franchises median
Franchise Viability Benchmarking
Investment Midpoint
Franchise Fee Midpoint
Franchise Payback Period
Average Unit Volume (AUV)
Royalty Fee
Bank of Southern California, National Association
Industry median
All franchises median
N/A
$8888
$8888
N/A
$8,888
$8,888
8.8 years
8.8 years
8.8 years
$8,888
$8,888
$8,888
N/A
8%
8%
Franchisor Financials
Year
Franchisor Revenue
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
Franchisor Royalty Fees
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
Franchisor EBITDA
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
Franchisor Net Income (Loss)
Amount for the period Y/Y % Change
2022
2021
2020
2019
Item 19 – Financial Performance Representations
Historical financial performance representations
Franchise Financials
Franchisor company financial information and financial performance representations, if disclosed by the franchisor.
Litigation & Bankruptcies
Lawsuits and Litigation
Pending and concluded litigation
Bankruptcies
Disclosed bankruptcy information
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Contacts & Social Media
Website
Franchise Website
Phone
(***) ***-***
Corporate Email
m***@****.com
State
N/A
City
N/A
Zip Code
Mailing adress
N/A
What to know about Bank of Southern California, National Association franchise?
Since its inception in 0, Bank of Southern California, National Association franchise has stood as a cornerstone in the global . With a pioneering role in the franchise business, Bank of Southern California, National Association has consistently set the standard for excellence and innovation. It's worth noting that Bank of Southern California, National Association began offering franchises in N/A, marking a significant milestone in the company's history.
Additional Details
The cost of opening a Bank of Southern California, National Association franchise can vary depending on a number of factors. On average, you can expect to invest between . This range includes expenses like the initial franchise fee, equipment, signage, seating, and other essential costs.
The profitability of a Bank of Southern California, National Association franchise can vary widely depending on factors such as location, operating costs, management efficiency, and local market conditions. If you are interested in knowing more about how profitable a Bank of Southern California, National Association franchise is and its average unit volume, make sure to click here and become a Vetted Member to unlock access.
Bank of Southern California, National Association franchise owners generally make between per year. However, this can vary based on factors like location and experience. Owners in expensive cities like New York or San Francisco tend to earn more. Additionally, seasoned operators typically earn more than new franchisees.
Bank of Southern California, National Association operates a vast network of franchise locations, with a total of 0 in the United States alone. Out of these, 0 are franchised units, while 0 are corporate-owned. This extensive franchise presence showcases the brand's widespread reach and popularity in the U.S. market.
The franchise fee for Bank of Southern California, National Association typically ranges from 0 to 0. Additionally, franchisees are required to pay a royalty fee of N/A and a marketing fee of N/A of their monthly sales. These fees contribute to the ongoing support, marketing efforts, and brand development provided by Bank of Southern California, National Association to its franchise network.
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