Balance sheet of commercial banks

The research focuses on investigating the impacts of Off-Balance Sheet (OBS) activities on the financial safety indicators of Vietnam joint-stock commercial banks. By utilizing information on the outcomes of OBS activities and three groups of financial safety indicators of the top ten joint-stock commercial banks by assets on the Vietnamese stock exchange (details provided in the Appendix), the author presents insights into the effects of these business operations on various financial safety indicator groups.

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This paper empirically analyses the factors that determine the profitability of Vietnamese commercial banks from 2010 to 2018 along with the efficiency of supply chain practices. Due to the balance sheet data of 26 commercial banks in Vietnam, we use regression models such as OLS, REM, FEM, and GMM to find the correlation between the factors with the profitability of the banks.

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Money and Banking: Lecture 23 provides students with content about: banking; types of banks; commercial banks; savings institutions; credit unions; balance sheet of commercial banks; assets; liabilities; balance sheet identity;... Please refer to the lesson for details!

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Money and Banking: Lecture 24 provides students with content about: balance sheet of commercial banks; assets - uses of funds; bank capital and profitability; off-balance-sheet activities; bank risk; liquidity risk; credit risk; interest rate risk; trading risk; other risks;... Please refer to the lesson for details!

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The main contents of this chapter include all of the following: Balance sheet of commercial banks, assets: uses of funds, bank capital and profitability, off-balance-sheet activities, bank risk, liquidity risk, credit risk, interest rate risk, trading risk, other risks.

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This paper investigates the interaction between non-standard debt investment (NSDI) and non-principal-guaranteed wealth management products (WMPs) of commercial banks in China after controlling the influences of several bank-specific and regulatory determinants. A credit switching model is employed to illustrate the mechanism in which special interest vehicles (SIVs) serve as the conduits for parent banks to conduct regulatory arbitrage by trade-off between on-balance-sheet funding strategy NSDI and off-balance-sheet financing via consignment of WMPs.

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Chapter 2 - Commercial banks. In this chapter, the learning objectives are: Evaluate the functions and activities of commercial banks, identify the main sources and uses of funds for commercial banks, outline the nature and importance of banks’ off-balance-sheet business,...

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Chapter 2 - Commercial banks, in this chapter, the learning objectives are: Evaluate the functions and activities of commercial banks, identify the main sources and uses of funds for commercial banks, outline the nature and importance of banks’ off-balance-sheet business,...

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Lecture Financial markets and institutions - Chapter 17: Commercial bank operations presents the following content: Commercial banks as financial intermediaries, bank market structure, bank sources of funds, uses of funds by banks, off-balance sheet activities, international banking.

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Chapter 12 - Commercial banks’ financial statements and analysis. This chapter analyzed the financial statements of commercial banks. The assets, liabilities, and equity capital were described as they appear in the balance sheet. The financial statements of other FIs such as savings banks and credit unions take a similar form. The income and expenses were described as they appear in the income statement.

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Chapter 13 - Commercial bank operations. This chapter lays the foundation for how commercial banks operate. We begin the chapter by providing an overview of the banking industry. We continue by examining the principal business activities of banks as summarized on their balance sheets.

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Chapter 18 - Bank reserves and the money supply. In this chapter you will learn to understand the mechanics of check clearing and its impact on the balance sheets of commercial banks and the Federal Reserve, explain how banks create deposits by making loans, define the role of the banking system in deposit creation and destruction.

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Lecture Money and banking - Lecture 23: Banking presents the following content: Banking, types of banks, balance sheet of commercial banks, assets, liabilities. Inviting you refer.

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The main contents of this chapter include all of the following: Balance sheet of commercial banks, assets: uses of funds, bank capital and profitability, off-balance-sheet activities, bank risk, liquidity risk, credit risk, interest rate risk, trading risk, other risks.

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Chapter 17 Commercial Bank Operations: describe the market structure of commercial banks, describe the most common sources of funds for commercial banks, explain the most common uses of funds for commercial banks, describe typical off-balance sheet activities for commercial banks.

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The sample of banks includes FDIC-insured commercial banks with total assets greater than $300 million as of March 1996. Of these institutions, banks that have no commercial and industrial loans are excluded. The sample ranges from 942 banks in March of 1996 to 467 banks in December of 2004. Institutions that are liquidated during the sample period are included in the sample before liquidation and excluded from the sample for the periods after liquidation. Banks that merge during the sample period are included in the sample.

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The Banco de España and the European Commission, in cooperation with the ECB, will closely monitor implementation of the recapitalisation plans, while the European Commission will monitor application of the restructuring decisions. In putting their recapitalisation into practice, banks requiring State aid will have to separate unimpaired assets from impaired assets before removing the latter from the balance sheet.

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The so called portfolio approach to credit supply (for an overview see Fase (1995)) starts with the assumption that banks maximize a utility function under a set of balance sheet constraints which allows to derive directly credit supply functions. However, the derivation assumes a perfect financial market while treating the private sector (comprising the corporate and household sectors) as one homogeneous entity. These limitations restrict the use of this model when trying to address the specific issues related to corporate finance in imperfect markets.

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The wholesale interbank market (where banks trade with each other) reduces the risk for banks making forward commitments to lend at retail— to households and firms, including exporters and importers. The collapse of the U.S. housing bubble in 2007-08 impaired bank balance sheets so that banks became reluctant to lend to each other from counterparty risk. Consequently retail bank credit fell sharply, thus worsening the crisis. By 2009, the U.S.

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