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Bank Profitability & Performance
Management
BankAnalytics Measures
General Ledger Measures At-a-Glance
One
of the most fundamental analyses any financial services business can
perform during their normal operating cycles is on balance sheet and
income statement information. Not only is such analyses necessary as an
overall indicator of financial and operational performance, but also to
ensure compliance with banking regulations and statutory requirements.
With BankAnalytics, financial managers are able to easily reconcile
line-of-business performance and management information with the bank’s
statutory Chart of Accounts.
BankAnalytics collects financial information from any General Ledger
system and presents a comprehensive GAAP-compliant view of:
Average
Balance
Interest Income
Non-Interest Income
Interest Expense
Non-Interest Expense
Cost of
Funds
Credit
for Funds
Spread
Yield
BankAnalytics delivers a powerful, flexible General Ledger reporting
environment, enabling analysts and managers to create and maintain both
standard financial statements as well as dynamic, drillable management
reports, without the need for IT development or support.
BankAnalytics' ability to collect, cleanse and consolidate General
Ledger transactions into a logical analytical framework allows business
managers to explore causal relationships (e.g. by temporarily
re-organizing the Chart of Accounts into alternate hierarchies to gain
new insight and additional meaning), and enables the "Analytics-Assisted
Close" (i.e. leveraging real-time analytics capabilities to quickly
pinpoint and drive the necessary adjusting journal entries).
Account Measures At-a-Glance
Analyses of account measures can be performed on any timeframe (e.g.
current period, rolling 3 periods, fiscal quarter or year), time series
(e.g. current vs. last year), and by any type of consolidation path
(e.g. by branch, region, officer, instrument type).
BankAnalytics' powerful ranking, trending and benchmarking capabilities,
delivered through its rich and intuitive graphical interface, provide a
fact-based decision-making environment for identifying cross-selling
opportunities, optimizing pricing and margins, and seeing "total
customer" contribution to profitability.
BankAnalytics allows business managers at all levels to analyze and
compare a multitude of banking metrics and measures, including:
Number
of Households, Customers, and Accounts
Average
Balance
Ending
Balance
Cost of
Fund / Credit for Funds
Interest Income / Expense
Cost of
Funds APR
Interest APR
Spread
Spread
APR
Costing Measures At-a-Glance
Given
the highly variable nature of costs in banking (for example, deposit
accounts typically having much higher transaction costs than loan
accounts), collecting the necessary transaction volumes and modeling the
cost drivers requires a systematic approach and dedicated information
technology.
BankAnalytics incorporates non-interest income and expense, and
integrates information from a company’s Activity-Based Cost (ABC) system
if one is available. BankAnalytics enables bank personnel to view a true
and accurate picture of account-level revenue, expense, and profit, with
the following Key Performance Indicators:
Operating and Non-Operating Income
Operating and Non-Operating Expense
Direct
and Indirect Costs
Fee
Income and Fee Expense
Deposits
# of
Deposit Items
# of
Checks Written
# of
Deposits by Type (ATM, EFT, Branch)
# of
Withdrawals by Type (ATM, EFT, Branch)
# of
Check Exceptions by Type (NSF, Stop Payments, Overdraft)
Deposit
Activity Flag
New
Deposit Account Flag
Charge
Off
Deposit
Account Closed Flag
Statement Type
Loans
New
Loan Account Flag
Original Loan Amount
Credit
Line
Early
Payoff
# of
Payments
Risk Management Measures At-a-Glance
BankAnalytics incorporates operational and credit risk factors and
integrates a company’s risk system if one is available.
With the deployment of BankAnalytics, banks are enabled to make
"apples-to-apples" comparisons among loan officers at the branch level,
and to view loan activity on a level playing field that incorporates not
just revenue and interest income, but also operational and credit risk
factors such as collateral and obligor scores.
BankAnalytics also provides insight into true profitability by industry
sector, geography and lender (i.e. loan officer), offering the ability
to monitor and modify lending behavior and policy as appropriate. For
example, high-risk activities with low RAROC can be curtailed, with the
converse scenario being incented.
BankAnalytics provides insight into:
Loan
Equivalent Value
Obligor
Score (FICO)
Collateral Score
Expected Loss Rate
Expected Loss
Credit
Risk Capital Rate
Credit
Risk Capital
Operational Risk Capital Rate
Operational Risk Capital
Market
Risk Rate
Market
Risk
Total
Capital
BankAnalytics provides a means to verify, validate and true-up a bank’s
RAROC model by delivering a timely feedback loop into the
cause-and-effect relationship between the model’s input and output
parameters.
Profitability Measures At-a-Glance
BankAnalytics' comprehensive analysis framework provides account-level,
risk-adjusted economic profit, as well as ranking and trending of
metrics that deliver a wide variety of optimization opportunities.
BankAnalytics provides guidance to bank decision makers regarding
specific customer loyalty and retention efforts (e.g. being able to
confidently offer an optimal interest rate based on the true
profitability of a given customer), and raises the evaluation criteria
for what makes a "good" customer beyond simple average balances or
interest income. This capability extends beyond single customers to
branches, loan officers, demographic groups or industry segments.
BankAnalytics provides views of:
Net
Interest Income
Net
Interest Margin
Yield
on Earning Assets
Economic Profit
Once integrated into a bank’s decision-making process, BankAnalytics is
an enabler for identifying and exploiting cross-selling opportunities,
ensuring high-profit customers are provided commensurate levels of
service, and optimizing a given customer’s deposit and loan vehicles. |