BANK PERFORMANCE MAJOR FACTORS THAT AFFECT A BANK’S PERFORMANCE.

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BANK PERFORMANCE MAJOR FACTORS THAT AFFECT A BANK’S PERFORMANCE

Introduction A commercial bank provides banking services to individuals and business alike. Financial performance, bank history, market cap, assets/debt, and the economy are factors used to determine the value, or total worth, of a bank.

1. Financial Performance A good indicator of a bank’s value. Earning statements and past profit records are a sign of present performance health. Customers may receive an annual statement outlining the bank’s accounting process, general performance, and future vision.

History of the Bank A strong tool for the customer when looking at bank performance. Past performance and leadership history influences a customer’s perception.

MARKET CAP Defined as the number of outstanding shares of stock times the price of each share. Less objective measure of bank’s worth Represents how much money an investor would need to have to immediately purchase the bank.

ASSETS/DEBTS Amount of assets vs. debt on the books Large assets and little debt equals higher value than a similar sized bank with higher debt. Current Ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities

ECONOMY State of the economy, aside from the actual health of a bank, and economic trends greatly affect the bank’s value in the customer’s eyes. In 2008, banks that made wise investments lost value on fears about the health of banking in general.