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Evaluating your Loan Portfolio to Maximize Future Allocations. Steven Houle, CFA Director, Advisory Services. Presentation Overview. Industry loan trends Lending decision process Allocation strategies Strategic considerations. Loan Growth. Loan growth is improving for larger CUs.
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Evaluating your Loan Portfolio to Maximize Future Allocations Steven Houle, CFA Director, Advisory Services
Presentation Overview • Industry loan trends • Lending decision process • Allocation strategies • Strategic considerations
Loan Growth Loan growth is improving for larger CUs Source: NCUA
Loan Growth Growth is primarily from vehicle loans Source: NCUA
Loan Allocations Allocations are concentrated in real estate Source: NCUA
Loan Quality Delinquencies and charge-offs are improving Source: NCUA
Interest Rate Risk IRR seems to be within the larger CUs Source: NCUA
Observations • Loan growth is concentrated within the larger credit unions • Real estate loans are the major allocation for larger credit unions whereas smaller credit unions focus on vehicle and unsecured loans • Larger credit unions seem to have more interest rate risk whereas small have more credit risk
Risk/Reward Interest Rate Risk Spread Credit Risk Yield
Risk/Reward Monitor loan yields relative to other asset alternatives
Risk/Reward Evaluate yield, spread and price change
Risk/Reward Assess historical credit risk profile Source: NCUA
Risk/Reward Assess historical credit risk profile Source: NCUA
Risk/Reward Develop a risk matrix
Risk/Reward Monitor your risk relative to net worth
Allocation Profile Loan / Asset Ratio Loan Allocation Current Allocations & Risk Profile Capital Profile Earnings Profile Opportunities & Infrastructure
Strategic Considerations • Loan opportunities exist but determine appropriate allocation levels • Evaluate the impact of new methodologies before making strategic and/or policy changes • Risk and complexity dictates level of review and analysis
Strategic Considerations • Evaluate the loans categories that make-up the highest concentration of risk but don’t forget to aggregate risks from all lending activities • Monitor the direction of risk (credit and rate) and perform attribution analysis when significant changes occur • Determine if/what adjustments need to be made when risk levels get too high
Strategic Considerations • Evaluate performance under stressed conditions: • Single factor analysis • Multi factor analysis • Reverse engineering scenario testing • Risk taking is a function of: • Capital Adequacy • Earnings performance
Closing Comment Make sure the pieces of the puzzle fit
Comments and Questions Steven Houle, CFA Director, Advisory Services 800-442-6427 214-703-7882 shoule@catalystcorp.org