Chapter 4 Non-interest Income and Non-interest Expense Flashcards

1
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Why has interest income declined over the years?

A

Increased competition

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2
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Why has non-interest income increased over the years?

A

Increased fiduciary activities

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3
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Why is NIM smaller at big banks?

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Smaller banks don’t offer as many services as large bans such as

  • Trading Revenue
  • Securitization
  • Investment Bank Advisory & Underwriting
  • Private Banking
  • Wires, LOCs and FX
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4
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What is the purpose of Reg. Q and Glass Steagall

A

To limit competition
* Reg Q limits the interest rate banks can pay
for deposits

  • Glass Steagall separated lending activities from investment banking activities at commercial banks by prohibiting commercial banks from underwriting
    corporate securities.
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5
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What is the purpose of Volcker Rule?

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To prevent banks from proprietary trading.

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6
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How did the creation of money market funds impact NIM and and deposit volitility?

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Financial innovation increased competition, $ moved from deposits to money markets and mutual funds, this caused NIMs to decrease

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7
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Do you want a high or low Burden Ratio?

A

A low ratio is better

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8
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Name 3 ways to reduce the Burden Ratio

A
  1. Reduce non-interest expense
  2. Increase non-interest revenue
  3. Increase total average assets
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9
Q

Does the Burden Ratio focus on Expense Control and/or Productivity?

Why do we use Average Assets, not ending Assets?

A

Expense Control

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10
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Do you want a high or low efficiency ratio?

What does this ratio measure?

What type of ratio is this?

A

You want a low efficiency ratio

It measures the amount of non-interest expense paid to earn $1.00 of total revenue net of interest expense.

It is a performance ratio

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11
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Name 3 ways to reduce it the efficiency ratio

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  1. Reduce expenses
  2. Increase net interest income
  3. Increase non-interest income
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12
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Do you want a high or low Operating Risk Ratio?

What does it indicate?

A

Lower

Lower indicates bank generates more $ from non-interest income and fees which are more stable and valuable

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13
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Name 3 ways to reduce the operating risk ratio.

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  1. Reduce non-interest expense
  2. Increase non-interest income
  3. Increase net-interest margin
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14
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Does the Operating Risk Ratio focus on Expense Control, Profitability, and/or Productivity?

A

Profitability and Productivity

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15
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Do you want a high or low Assets per Employee ratio?

Name 3 ways to increase it.

A

High

  1. Increase assets
  2. Reduce number of full-time employees
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16
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Does the Assets per Employee ratio focus on Expense Control, Profitability, and/or Productivity?

A

Productivity

17
Q

Do you want a high or low Average Personnel Expense?

A

Low

18
Q

Does the Average Personnel Expense focus on Expense Control, Profitability, and/or Productivity?

A

Productivity

19
Q

Do you want a high or low Loans Per Employee ratio?

What type of ratio is this?

A

High because it indicates greater productivity.

It is a productivity ratio

20
Q

Do you want a high or low Net Income Per Employee ratio?

A

High

21
Q

Give some examples of non-interest income and non-interest expenses

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22
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What is NIM

A

Ratio of Net Interest Income to Total Earning Assets