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CAMELS Rating. Capital Adequacy Weight 25% Asset Quality 25% Management 25% Earnings 10% Liquidity 10% Sensitivity to Market Risk 5% Rank 1 to 5; 1 is the best
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CAMELS Rating Capital Adequacy Weight 25% Asset Quality 25% Management 25% Earnings 10% Liquidity 10% Sensitivity to Market Risk 5% Rank 1 to 5; 1 is the best Qualitative 70% and Quantitative 30%
CAMELS Capital Adequacy Asset Quality Management Earnings Liquidity Sensitivity to Market Risk
Capital Adequacy Capital Adequacy Ratio Core Capital Adequacy Ratio Actual Provisioning to Required Provisioning Earning after Tax to Core Capital Capital plan, dividend payout ratio, public confidence, core deposits etc
Asset Quality Past Due loans to Total Loans Non Performing Loan to Total Loan Provision to NPL NPL Ratio to Avg Industry NPL Ratio Loans to a Single Sector to Core Capital Investment in Securities of a Company to paid up capital of a company Investment in Securities of a Company to Core Capital of a bank Quality of lending/investment policy, policy implementation, loan to directors, CRM techniques
Management Qualification of Directors and Senior Management Ability to plan and respond to Changes Continuity/Succession Ability to meet the needs of the society Compliance with laws/regulations Internal Control System Working Relationship
Earnings Return on assets Return on equity Interest spread Contribution/burden Quality and stability of earnings, dividend stability
Liquidity Net Liquid Assets to Deposit CRR SLR Liquidity Mismatch Bank’s access to interbank market, quality of assets and liabilities, contingency plan
Sensitivity to Market Risk Interest rate Gap to total earning assets Net forex position to core capital Investment in securities to total earning assets Effectiveness of ALCO, IMC, Treasury
Composite Rating Capital Adequacy….x 0.25 = Asset Quality …..X 0.25 = Management…………X 0.25= Earnings …..x 0.10 = Liquidity ….x 0.10 = Sensitivity to market risk….x 0.05=
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