Financial Technology Disruption in Indonesian Banking: From Loan and Interest Rate Perspectives

Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book

Over the past decade the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (the Basel Committee) has released a number of consultative documents discussing the management and supervision of the interest rate risk inherent in a bank’s balance sheet. The Committee’s most recent release on this topic forms part of the proposed New Basel Capital Accord (the New Accord), which comes into effect in 2007, and de...

Interest Rate Pass-Through in the Polish Banking Sector and Bank-Specific Financial Disturbances

The purpose of this study is to assess the impact of disturbances in operation of the Polish banking sector on the effectiveness of monetary policy implementation. The pass-through of changes in market interest rates to retail interest rates, offered by banks to their customers, is analysed in the context of a deterioration in quality of bank credit portfolios, a decrease in bank profitability ...

Policy interest rate, loan portfolio management and bank liquidity

This paper analyzes how the movements of the policy interest rate affect bank-relevant variables through changes in the composition of the loan portfolio. Using a computational approach that fully accounts for borrowers’ heterogeneity, we show how the variety of bank customers changes and how this change affects the bank’s cash influx, making it more volatile. The paper also sheds light on how ...

Making Interest-free Banking System More Efficient with Regards to Interest Rate

Deposits Funding and Loan Volatility in Iranian Banking System

Banks may well perform differently in lending to firms according to their funding structure. This paper surveys the relation between Loan volatility and deposit in Iranian banking system. The extent to which bank lending is connected to funding structure is affected by the banks’ characteristics (such as capital structure, profitability, and the measure of non-performing loans). To analyze this...