Credit Analysis of Financial InstitutionsThis second edition builds on the success of the first edition - the first book to look at how credit analysis of each major type of financial institution is best approached in an environment of integration, consolidation and globalisation within the financial services industry. |
Contents
Insurance companies | 133 |
Investment banks | 206 |
Finance companies | 240 |
Leasing companies | 267 |
Investment management companies | 293 |
Pension funds | 324 |
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Common terms and phrases
accounting activities addition agent amount analysis approach assets average balance sheet bank bank's basis benefits bonds borrower calculated capital cash flows cent changes claims common company's compared consumer contracts cost countries debt deposits determine developed disclosure distribution earnings effective equal equipment equity example Exhibit expected expense factors finance companies firms funds future growth hedge higher important income increase indicator individual industry institutions insurance companies interest interest rates internal investment investment bank investors lease less liabilities lines liquidity loan loss maturity measure method operating paid payments pension percentage performance period policies portfolio position premiums present Principle profit property-casualty purchase ratio reasons receivables regulators reporting reserves result risk securities share significant Source standards statement surplus term trading types underwriting usually
References to this book
Global Divergence in Trade, Money and Policy Volbert Alexander,Hans-Helmut Kotz Limited preview - 2006 |