Profitability Valuation Flashcards

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ROE is equal to… what it represent

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NI/equity average

It is the net benefits to owners —> the higher the better

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ROA is equal to… and what it represent

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ROA= NI/ Total assets average

Profit per 1$ of TA, measure of the performance of the manager asset efficiency

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3
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Equity multiplier is equal to..

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EM= total assets average/ equity average

It represents the leverage

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Using Dupont ROE is also equal to..

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ROE = NI/ total assets * TA/ equity

ROE = ROA * EM

ROE = (NI/TOI * TOI/TA) * TA/E

ROE= Profit margin * asset utili*EM

ROA is the true measurement of efficiency given equity multiplier is regulated

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5
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Net interest margin is equal to…

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NIM = (int rev - int exp)/ TA

The higher the better

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N et operation cost is equal to

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NOC= (oper exp + PLL - other rev)/TA

PLL = provision for loan loses

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The burden is equal to

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Burden =. (Oper exp - other rev)/TA

The lower the better. It is off the balance sheet

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Total operating income is equal to

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TOI = int rev + non interest rev

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9
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Finance institution they are like banks… they are unlike banks… and how do they obtain fundings

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-they make loans like banks

-they dont accept deposits unlike banks

And they obtain funding by issuing CPs and bonds

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The insurance institutions, how they cover the claims, invest in which type of securities

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-They sell insurance policies (life, universal) and general policies (car insurance)

  • written premium provided by policy-holders are used to cover commissions, administrative expenses ans claims incurred within the year

-reserves are put aside as commitments by the insurer for the policyholder and invested in securities of maturity equivalent to contracts (longer for life policies and shorter for general policies)

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Common financial ratio for life and P/C insurance

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Net underwriting margin

NUM = premium incom- policy exp/TA

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12
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Underwriting efficiency for P/C

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Loss ratio = loss expenses/ total premium earned

Expense ratio = operating expenses / total premium earned

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Overall profitability for PC insurance

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Overall profit = combined ratio - investment yield

Combined ratio = loss ratio + expense ratio

If the profitability is higher than 100% a P/P insurer has an underwriting loss with expenses greater than investment income

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14
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Investment banks ans securities firms what are they doing

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-underwriting for devt and equity securities, private placements, M&A, restructuring finance

-their principal transaction: involves trading (securities, commodities), investment activities, hedging and derivatives

-wealth management

-back office activities (research, settlement)

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What is a Mutual fund

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-a mutual fund is a type of investment consisting of a portfolio of stocks, bonds or other securities

-open-end investment companies buy and sell shares continuously

-close-end investment companies issue fixed number of shares and no redemption till maturity

Investment trust: shares in a specific portfolio such as real estate, oil, gas. They receive cash (trust) instead of dividend (mutual fund)

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16
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How do we calculate the net asset value of a mutual fund

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NAV= (market value of fund securities - liabilities)/ number of shares outstanding

They are marked to market daily to record gains/losses

17
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What are the costs involved in operating a mutual fund

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-the management expenses represent the combined total of management fees (paid to manager), operating expenses (day-to-day expenses) and taxes

-management expenses ratio (MER) = management expenses/ net assets

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What are the sales charges of a mutual funds

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-the load is a sale charge that an investors may incur when buying or redeeming units or shares in a mutual fund

Front load: upfront sales charge
Back-end load: charged at time of redemption

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Earning assets is equal to

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Earning assets= investment securities+net loans

20
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Asset utilization is equal to

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Au= (int inc+ non int inc)/total assets

21
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The spread is equal to

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Spread = int income/ earning asset - int exp/ interest bearing liabilities