Major Ratios to evaluate a bank are given hereunder (In response to queries of A student from Bhutan)
Ratios and method of Calculating the same
1-Net Interest Margin---
Total interest earned minus total interest paid divided by average interest earning assets
2-Cost Income Ratio ---
Operating Expenses Divided by (Non interest income plus interest spread)
3-Return on Average Assets-
Net Profit divided by AWF
4-Return on Assets
Net Profit divided by total assets
5-Cost of Deposit
Interest Paid on Deposits divided by Average Deposits
6-Capital Adequacy Ratio
Total Capital including Tier I plus Tier II multiplied by 100 and then this figure is divided by total Risk Weighted Assets of the Bank
7-Interest Spread/Average Working Funds(AWF)
(Total interest income minus total interest expenses) divided by AWF
Operation Expenses/AWF
8-Operating expenses divided by AWF
9-Return on Net Worth Net Profit Divided by NW
Dividend Payout Ratio Dividend including corporate dividend tax divided by 10-Net Profit
11-Credit Deposit Ratio
Total Advances divided by Customer Deposit(Total deposits minus inter bank deposits)
12-Net Profit/AWF
Net Profit divided by AWF
13-Interest Income/AWF
Total Interest income divided by AWF
14-Interest Expenses/AWF
Total interest expenses divided by AWF
15-Business per employee
Total Deposits plus total advances divided by No. of employees
Average
16-Business per employee
Average Deposits plus average advances divided by No. of employees
Net
17-Profit per employee
Net Profit divided by No. of employees
18-Net Profit per Branch
Net Profit divided by No. of branches
19-Earning per share
Net Profit divided by equity multiplied by Ten
20-Book Value per share
Net Worth (excluding Revaluation Reserve) divided by equity multiplied by Ten
• Average Working funds(AWF) - Fortnightly Average of Total Assets
• Average Deposits – Fortnightly Average of Total Deposits
• Average Advances – Fortnightly Average of Total Advances
• Average Business – Total of Average Deposits plus total of AverageAdvances
No comments:
Post a Comment