Bank modeling and valuation intermediate
Short course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Short course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
1 Day
How does Basle 2 impact commercial bank valuation? Participants will incorporate key regulatory and accounting issues into bank modeling, moving from how a bank works to calculating maximum dividends payable annually. Course OutlineHow a bank makes money. How to interpret a bank's balance sheet and income statement. Understanding the key ratios used to analyze banks. Understanding. Suitable for: Anyone concerned with financing or investing in commercial banks in the US, UK or worldwide
About this course
Basic financial accounting and Excel modeling
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Course programme
Course Outline
- How a bank makes money
- How to interpret a bank''s balance sheet and income statement
- Understanding the key ratios used to analyze banks
- Understanding dis-intermediation
- Overview of the banking industry
- Understanding a commercial bank''s financial statements in International Accounting Standards
- How to calculate risk weighted assets
- How to calculate tier one and tier two capital
- Understand how the credit rating agencies become the de-facto regulators
- How Basle 2 will change bank regulation
- Three pillars
- Internal rating systems
Modeling a Commercial Bank
- Building an asset and liability management model
- Forecasting interest rates and spreads for key assets and liabilities
- Building a risk weighted assets model
- Preparing an income statement and balance sheet for the bank
- Balancing the model and checking for accuracy
- Understanding how regulations impose a growth constraint on commercial banks
- Checking the model and preparing a ratio sheet
Valuing a Commercial BankUnderstanding the different ways to value a commercial bank
- Discounted dividend flow
- Comparable valuation
- Price to book values and return on equity regression analysis
- Understanding the impact of double leverage in the holding company
Building a Dividend Discount Model from the Commercial Bank Forecast
- Changing the model driver to be an assumed regulatory capital ratio
- Calculating the minimum capital adequacy
- Calculating the maximum dividends payable each year
- Calculating the bank''s cost of equity
- Discounting the dividends to calculate today''s equity value
- Adjustments required to valuing a bank owned by a parent company
- Taking into account "double leverage"
Bank modeling and valuation intermediate