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Asset-Liability Management in Commercial Banks
Asset-Liability Management in Commercial Banks
Management
In Commercial Banks
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ALM - Introduction
Liabilities Assets
• In terms of:
Maturities and Interest Rates Sensitivities
• To minimize:
Interest Rate Risk and Liquidity Risk
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Asset Liability Management
Asset Liability
Management Management
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Asset Liability Management
• ALM is an integral part of the financial management
process of any bank.
• ALM is concerned with strategic balance sheet
management involving risks caused by changes in the
interest rates, exchange rates and the liquidity
position of the bank.
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Asset Liability Management
• ALM can be termed as a risk management
technique designed to earn an adequate
return while maintaining a comfortable
surplus of assets beyond liabilities.
• It takes into consideration interest rates,
earning power, and degree of willingness to
take on debt and hence is also known as
Surplus Management
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ALM and NIM
• ALM is all about efficient management of balance
sheet dynamics with regard to its size, constituents
and quality.
• It is the process of managing the Net Interest Margin
(NIM) within the overall risk bearing ability of a bank
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Objectives of ALM
• To control the volatility of net interest income
and the net economic value of a bank.
• To control volatility in all targets accounts.
• To control liquidity risk, and
• To ensure an acceptable balance between
profitability and growth rate.
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Functions of ALM
• Basic function is to guide the management in
establishing optimal match between the
assets and liabilities of the bank in such a way
as to maximize its net income and minimize
the market risk.
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