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How To Liquidate Investments

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You may decide to liquidate your investments in case of emergencies, or when you reach your goals. We’ll tell you all about how it can be done easily as well as the tax implications. The first thing we do during a financial crisis is to liquidate any investments we may have. Costs include penalties and taxation.

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10 Reports every bank and credit union should run NOW

Abrigo

Banking reports to inform risk management and strategy These reports on capital, growth, and liquidity help financial institutions spot warning signs. Takeaway 2 Reports that assess capital, growth, and liquidity provide banking professionals data to drive decisions.

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Bank Product Profitability and Productivity

South State Correspondent

As we pointed out, bank management needs to understand how a bank creates franchise value, and one way is to sell more profitable products to more profitable customers. This data begs the question, if deposits are 2x to 4x more valuable than loans, shouldn’t you invest 2x to 4x more for deposit product design, sales, and marketing than loans?

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How to Set Your Strategic Planning Time Horizon

South State Correspondent

However, for the average bank, their cost of capital is between 9% and 14% depending on the bank’s equity liquidity with an average of 12.5%. Compared to investments, loans, deposits, and fees, capital is magical when it comes to these properties. Why is that? One answer is that banks have the wrong strategic planning time horizon.

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ALM 101: Introduction to Asset/Liability Management-Part 4: Liquidity Risk

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ALM & Measuring Liquidity Risk at Banks and Credit Unions Regulatory agencies expect financial institutions to manage liquidity risk using processes and systems commensurate with the complexity, risk profile, and scope of operations. Defining Liquidity. Liquidity: capacity to meet obligations at a reasonable cost.

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SVB: Early lessons for all financial institutions from Silicon Valley Bank’s failure

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Stress testing & deposit strategies in the spotlight The failure of Silicon Valley Bank offers other financial institutions the chance to reassess their approaches to and management of interest rate risk, liquidity risk, and credit risk. You might also like this whitepaper, "Inflation and rising rate's impacts on earnings and margins."

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The Current Banking Crisis – 10 Not So Apparent Lessons

South State Correspondent

Funding Capacity as a % of Uninsured Deposits: Calculating a bank’s total liquidity lines as a percentage of uninsured deposits is now in vogue. Funding Capacity as a % of Uninsured Deposits: Calculating a bank’s total liquidity lines as a percentage of uninsured deposits is now in vogue. This is compared to about 40% at most banks.