Lectures Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Cost /income ratio

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(personal expenses + general expenses incl. dep) / operating income

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2
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Pre Tax margin

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Pre tax income/operating income

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3
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Compensation revenue ratio

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Personal exp / operating income

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4
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ROA

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Profit/ Average assets

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5
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Net interest margin

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Net interest income / average assets

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6
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Gross margin in bp

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operating income / average assets under management

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7
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EPS

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profit attributable to shareholder/ average number of shares

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8
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ROE

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Profit/ average equity

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9
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Economic profit

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Adjs. Profit - cost of capital

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10
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Rev/cost/headcount growth

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(V1-V0)/V0

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11
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New asset growth

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net new assets/ Assets under management at time 0

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12
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Financial business volume

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Client assets + credit volume

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13
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Market share & league tables

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Business volume of bank / total volume of market

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14
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Different risks

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Market risk, Credit risk, Loss & Operational risk and Loss absorption capacity

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15
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Market Risk measurements

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Value at Risk, interest risk

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16
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Credit risk & Operational risk measurements

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Risk weighted assets, expected losses, economic capital

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17
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Common Equity Tier 1 Ratio

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Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) / risk weighted assets

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18
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Leverage ratio

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Equity/assets

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19
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P/E

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Share price / earnings per share

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20
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P/B

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Share price / book equity per share

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21
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Shareholder return

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Client assets

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All deposits accounts, safekeeping accounts

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Assets under management (AuM)

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Client assets with investment purposes

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Assets under Custody

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Third party manages the assets

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Compunded Annual growth rate (CAGR)
(Vn/V0)^(1/N) -1
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3 Valuations for Assets
Nominal value Cash & cash equivalents, due from banks and customers, mortage loans Fair Value Trading portfolio, positive replacement values of derivatives Amortized cost Reserve repurchase, debt instruments
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3 Valuations of liabilites
Nominal value: Due to bank, customer deposits Fari value: Trading portfolio liabilities Amortized cost Repurchase agreement
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Bank Management Definition
Informal and formal steering mechanisms for coordination of various decisions How to produce relevant information
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Steering system definition
Interacting components forming intergrated whole with purpose measurement --> comparison --> action --> measurement osv.....
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Goal of steering systems
Goal is to influence behavior and decisions at different levels
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Steering systems example
Center steering & cost accounting Steering with KPI:s (culutre, profit) Balanced scorecard Sale performance measure
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Why steering systems and not seperate decisions?
- Assurance of quality decisions - Raising decision speed - More rationality - Consistency over goals
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Challanges facing Banking Management
- Combination of goals (profitability, safety, liquidity) - Interaction of centralized and decentralized decision - Complexity of services and processes
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Credit Risk Definition
Risk arising of non payment installments due to borrower no being able to pay
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Is credit risk a big risk?
Yes, the biggest risk run by banking institutions Big part of business (lending and borrowing)
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4 different parts of credit risks
Default risk Creditworthiness Issuer/borrower risk Counterparty risk
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How can credit risk be measured?
Regulatory framewrk - Basel 1 Ratings from agencies Credit spread
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Credit default swap
a contract between two parties in which one party purchases protection from another party against losses from the default of a borrower for a defined period of time.
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Market risk definition
Losses on adn off balance sheet from movement in market prices
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DVO1
Hur PV ändras med en bp change i interest rate
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Value at Risk (VaR)
Tries to capture unexpected change in value in a functioning market Worst possible loss in a normal market
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Operational risk definition
Risk, direct or indirect loss from failed internal processes & systems
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3 issues with operational risks
Measurement: hard to measure Management: how can it be controlled Mitigation: can you transfer it?
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How to identify operational risk
Common language Define; people risks, process risks and tech risks osv Form in-house of experts Loss data collection
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3 Methods basel 2 / operational risk
BIA= average gross income * 0,15 TSA = average cap requirement AMA = Advanced measurment approach
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Basel 1,2 &3 områden
Basel 1: Minimum capital requirements Basel 2: Supervisory review purposes Basel 3 : Market discipline
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Goal of Basel 1
So that banks have a capital amount to bring stability to industry
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Basel 2 calculations for market risk
Standard approach: DVO1 Internal Model Approach: Var and expected shortfall
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Basel 2 calculations for credit risk
Credit risk = exposure * default prob *(1- recovery rate)
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Basel 2 calculations for operational risk
TSA BIA AMA