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I'm a work in progress.
This podcast documents my ongoing quest for wealth, wisdom and enlightenment.
The episodes are of variable length: When I find an interesting person to talk to - who is willing to have the conversation recorded, I put it up. But I have also found that it is useful to record my own thoughts - in short snippets.
Asset Liability Management & Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book - Part 3 of 4
The Education of a Value Investor
56 minutes 40 seconds
1 year ago
Asset Liability Management & Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book - Part 3 of 4
In this gripping segment, Eric Schaanning and Guy Spier delve into the complex world of interest rate risk, revealing how seemingly straightforward banking practices can quickly turn into high-stakes dilemmas. Schaanning breaks down how banks forecast deposit behaviours, merging historical trends with expert judgment. He explains that as interest rates fluctuate, customer preferences shift dramatically—rising rates lure them into term deposits for better returns, while declining rates send them back to the safety of site deposits.
But the intrigue doesn’t stop there. The duo uncovers the hidden layers of behavioural modelling in assessing credit risk, identifying subtle signals that may indicate a customer’s financial distress. Changes in spending habits and payment timing can serve as critical warning signs, shedding light on the delicate balance banks must maintain to safeguard their portfolios. Spier interjects with essential advice for individuals grappling with financial strain, emphasizing the power of communication and proactive payment management.
As the conversation reaches its climax, Schaanning reveals a shocking twist: a seemingly lucrative fixed-rate loan could morph into a devastating loss due to unexpected interest rate spikes. With banks grappling to adapt in an ever-shifting economic landscape, the stakes are higher than ever. This tantalizing cliffhanger sets the stage for their next discussion, where risk management strategies and survival tactics will be put to the test in the face of looming financial uncertainties.
Full transcript available here: https://aqfd.docsend.com/view/jtbtn9zjhaebq9eh
Here's a link to the presentation: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5007032
Contents:
(00:00:00) Why banking Regulations Matter: A Dinner Table Explanation
(00:08:50) Calculating Net Interest Income with a Simple Example
(00:14:22) Fixed vs. Floating Rate Loans: Cash Flow Dynamics
(00:22:19) Balance Sheet Management: Shifting Between Income and Capital
(00:29:47) Interest Rate Swaps and Market Liquidity
(00:37:57) Exploring Risk Measurement and Gap Profiles in Banking
(00:40:52) Navigating Liquidity Risk and Redemption Dynamics in Investment Funds
(00:48:24) Understanding Interest Rate Risk and Behavioural Modelling in Banking
The Education of a Value Investor
I'm a work in progress.
This podcast documents my ongoing quest for wealth, wisdom and enlightenment.
The episodes are of variable length: When I find an interesting person to talk to - who is willing to have the conversation recorded, I put it up. But I have also found that it is useful to record my own thoughts - in short snippets.
