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1. financialservices.forvismazars.com › banksThe banks’ business model - Let's talk financial services

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   Dec 11, 2017 · The accounting standard IFRS 9 “Financial Instruments” – the central standard for illustrating the business activity of financial instruments in the annual financial statement, including evidence of success – is linked to the business model.

2. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Defining a Business Model in Banks | SpringerLink

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   Apr 24, 2019 · The paper identifies three distinctive business models: a wholesale-oriented universal banking business model, a retail banking business model and an investment banking business model. The study provides evidence that banks indeed change their business models as a reaction to changing environments and that bank migrations across business models ...

   • Author: Rym Ayadi
   • Email: rym.ayadi@city.ac.uk

   • Publish Year: 2019

3. www.fca.org.uk › publication › multi-firm-reviewsStrategic Review of Retail Banking Business Models: Final ...

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   Our report and its supporting annexes explore changes in retail bank profitability and the drivers of those changes. We also provide a detailed analysis of different products within the retail banking business model, namely Personal Current Accounts (PCAs), Mortgages, Consumer Credit and SME products.

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4. link.springer.com › book › 10Banking Business Models: Definition, Analytical Framework and ...

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   Delivers a complete novel analysis on business models in banking. Provides market participants, depositors, creditors, regulators and supervisors with a useful tool to better understand the nature of risk attached to each bank business model.

5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Bank Business Models and Financial Stability Assessment

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   Apr 24, 2019 · After defining and identifying business models in banks in Europe, US and Canada, this chapter examines the relevance of the business models analysis in banking for financial stability assessment. First, it reviews the dimensions of financial stability and assessment framework broadly.

   • Author: Rym Ayadi
   • Email: rym.ayadi@city.ac.uk

   • Publish Year: 2019

6. www.forecastr.co › blog › 3-three-statementThe 3 Statement Financial Model: Income, Balance Sheet, and ...

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   The 3-statement model is a combination of three key financial statements: the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. Each statement offers a unique lens through which to view your business's financial status, and together, they provide a powerful holistic financial overview.

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   How can business models be used in banking?

   • More broadly, a more informative assessment of competition, concentration and diversity in the banking market can be achieved when applying the business models analysis. Bank business models, when identified based on an agreed definition, can be apolicy tool in terms of prevention, remedy and resolution.

   Bank Business Models and Financial Stability Assessment

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   How do economists assess business models of banks?

   • To assess business models, economists use income breakdown (i.e. traditional intermediation activities vs others financial markets activities) indicators to define a business model of banks.

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   What is business models analysis for banks?

   • Business models analysis for banks emerged in the capital regulatory framework in Europe only after the GFC 3 in 2013 and becameone of the key elements of the Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP) although little is known about this concept.

   Bank Business Models and Financial Stability Assessment

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   Could a business model approach help banks with diverse ownership structures?

   • The business model approach applied to the banking industry with diverse ownership structures could offer an alternative to understand and assess how banks operate and whether and how they perform.

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   Why do banks need off-balance sheet indicators?

   • The availability of this data allows more granularity of the bank business models and the ring fencing of risks based on very precise view on what banks do and how they take and manage the risk. Moreover, this approach can be enhanced with the off-balance sheet indicators—however, the data is not available.

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   What are the key defining features of the banking sector?

   • On the asset side, three key defining features were identified: Loans to banks (as % of assets). This indicator measures the scale of wholesale and interbank activities, which proxy for exposures to risks arising from interconnectedness in the banking sector. Customer loans (as % of assets).

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8. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleBusiness models and bank performance: A long-term perspective

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   Feb 1, 2016 · The space of possible strategies in banking, and therefore of possible business models, is spanned by a number of strategic variables that reflect the long-term choices of bank management with respect to assets, funding, capitalization and diversification.