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Bank Performance and Ratio Analysis

Ratio Analysis  G&K: Chp. 3 (Skip RAROC & EVA)  Overheads  –“View Reports” –“Uniform Bank Performance Reports” –Enter Bank Name  –Handbooks & Catalogs –UBPR Handbook  UBPR basis of CAMEL Ratings

Corporate vs. Fin’l Institution  Corporate –Liquidity –Asset Utilization –Leverage –Profitability  Concentration on use of assets to provide return and continuation  Banks –Profitability –Capital/Risks –Liquidity  Concentration on risks to provide return, stability and continuation

Areas of Concentration  Credit Risk Loans and Secs quality & type  Liquidity Risk S/T to L/T composition of Assets and Liabs  Market Risk Int Rate sensitivity of Assets & Liabs (GAP)  Operating Risk Employee usage and efficiency (A/#Emps, EmpExp/#Emps)  Legal Risk Lawsuits, Contract Exposure, negative publicity  Capital/Solvency Risk Eq Capital used and avail vs. Risk categories of usage

Main Model  ROE (return on equity) DuPont: NI/S * S/A * A/Eq PM * ATO * Lev ROA * Lev Banks: NI / (Inc Before Tax, Sec G/L) * (Inc Before Tax, Sec G/L) / Tot Optg Rev * Tot Optg Rev / A * A / Eq A / Eq Tax Eff * Exp Eff * Asset Eff * Fund’g Eff

Main Model: Standards  Corporate: ROE = ROA * Lev 10-20% = 5-10% * 2  Banks: 10-20% =.7 – 1.4% * 14 Tax Eff * Exp Eff * Asset Eff * Fund’g Eff 10-20% = 80% * 20% * 9% * 14 BIG ($750B) 70% * 18% * 7% * 14 Small ($500m) 70% * 18% * 7% * 14 Small ($500m)

Return on Assets  ROA = NI / A NI = NII + NNonII - Other Things (OT)  ROA = NII / A + NNonII / A – OT / A NII / A + NNonII / A – OT / A Spread + Burden - OT Spread + Burden - OT 4% % % (Roughly) Spread = Better credit than customers Burden = Return from providing Svcs.

Leverage/Credit Risk  Asset Quality  Loan Quality/Quantity  Credit Risk  Market (Interest-Rate) Risk (Later in Gap Analysis) (Later in Gap Analysis)

Leverage/Credit Risk  Asset Quality –Provision for Loan Losses / Loans (<.2%) –Non-Accruals / Loans (< 1%) –Charge-Offs / Loans (Hopefully < ProvLL)  Loan Ratios –Loans / Assets(60-80%) –Loans / Deposits (70% Small, 100+% Big)

Credit Risk  Capital Note Rate vs. Gov’t Sec Yld –Should be of same maturity –Time Series trend, widening  More risk

Liquidity  Temporary Investments: FF sold+Secs<1yr+DueFrom / A  Volatile Liability Dependency: –1) JumboCDs -TempInvmts / Loans –2) Jumbos+FFPurch / Assets –3) Jumbos+FFPurch / Total Liabs (% of funding)

CAMELS Ratings  C - Capital Adequacy  A - Asset Quality  M - Mgmt Quality, Mgmt & BofD ability and systems (policies & procedures)  E - Earnings, not just quantity, but quality, sustainability quality, sustainability  L - Liquidity  S - Sensitivity to market fluctuations, Int rates, FX, Commod prices (thru loans) rates, FX, Commod prices (thru loans)