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Financial institutions carry out 2 types of financing...
Direct- issue securities
Indirect- deposits and loans
ADI's main activities
1. provide payment services
2. flow of funds
3. provide risk-transfer products
ADIs' source of funds
LIABILITIES: deposits and securities issuing
ADIs offer deposits that provide savers...(3)
Liquidity, security, interest revenue
3 types of deposits
1. Current: cheques facility, transaction accounts
2. Savings: interest paying, no cheques
3. Term Deposits: agreed fixed amount & term
ADIs use funds to acquire 2 types of assets:
Securities and loans
Securities include .. (3) and their aims
1. Cash (to satisfy withdrawals)
2. Liquid assets eg. ES funds, repos securities, payments due from other ADIs
3. Trading & investment securities (short/long, govt./non govt, domestic/foreign)
Securities earn lower/higher return than loans?
Lower
Loan interest rates reflect... (2)
i/r = r (risk free) + r (risk premium)
Housing loans (long term assets) are secured by a ________ for 4 purposes....
- mortgage

1. Help lenders deal w/ info asymmetry
2. Reduces CR risk for ADI
3. Reduces losses in case of default
4. Lowers i/r on loans
Mortgage brokers roles (2) and source of income?
1. Assess loan apps
2. Manage cash flows
3. Earn commission on loans they originate
Process of 'securitisation' (2)
1. Establish a 'special purpose vehicle' (SPV)
2. Use these funds to purchase assets (loans) from bank, reducing assets on bank's balance sheet
Define SPV
Asset-backed, or mrtgage-backed securities that earns fees
Role of financial manager (2)
Appointed to
1. Receive & minister repayments by borrowers
2. Make payments to investors in securities
Other loans to households include.. (3)
1. Secured/unsecured personal loans (up to 10 yrs, fixed i/r, for durable assets)
2. Personal overdrafts (floating i/r, secured by mortgage)
3. Credit cards
Process of the flow of funds thru ADIs
1. ADIs accept deposits and make loans
2. Transform different preferences of surplus & deficit units (size, maturity, risk)
Wholesale lending to corporations include (3)
1. Term loans (up to 10 yrs, fixed/floating i/r)
2. Revolving credit facilities (access to short term funds)
3. Standby facilities (offered when needed upon conditions)
How are i/r established for wholesale lending?
1. Risk of loan
2. Institution's prime/reference rate
3. ADIs may impose loan covenants
Risks faced by ADIs (6)
1. Liquidity: can't meet obligation
2. Funding: unable to fund its assets for term
3. Credit: borrower defaulting
4. Market & i/r: averse movements in markets
5. Operating: failed internal processes, external events
6. I/r: timing of i/r changes mismatch
Why liquidity & funding risk arise?
Maturity mismatch (eg. long termed assets such as housing loans financed with short term liabilities such as deposits)
How is liquidity risk managed? (5)
1. Holding cash
2. ES funds
3. repo agreements
4. deposits w/ other ADIs
5. Ability to borrow from other ADIs and RBA
How is funding risk managed? (6)
1. Diversifying source of funds
2. Holding securities
3. Securitising some assets
4. Raising funds from money market
5. Issuing long-term securities
6. Arranging direct financing for customers rather than indirect
Credit is main risk ADIs face but level of default is low b/c... (3)
1. strength of economy
2. use of housing property as security
3. prudent lending practices and careful management
5 principles of bank lending
1. Overcome info asymmetry
2. Diversify loan portfolio (avoid concentration risk)
3. Match i/r to risk
4. Monitor exposures
5. Attract LARGE # of depositors
How to manage market risk?
Hedging positions with derivatives
How to manage i/r risk?
use interest free derivatives
Who regulates ADIs? Objective?
APRA
ensure ADIs have reserve of funds to deal with risks
Value of ADIs to financial system (3)
1. Avoidance of search costs
2. Small needs has provision
3. Specialist services