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Non-Interest Income and Total Income Stability [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003
Banks can differ markedly in their sources of income. Some focus on business lending, some on household lending, and some on fee-earning activities. Increasingly, however, most banks are diversifying into fee-earning activities. Such diversification is either justified (by the bank) or welcomed (by commentators), or both, as reducing the banks exposure
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Usefulness of Interest Income Sensitivity Disclosures

The Accounting Review, 2020
ABSTRACT We document multiple dimensions of usefulness of banks' interest income sensitivity disclosures. First, we find management-generated sensitivity measures are predictive of future realized changes in net interest income. Second, we find financial analysts' forecasts of net interest income reflect information provided by interest ...
Mei Cheng, Leslie D. Hodder, Jessica Watkins   +2 more
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Interest, Growth, and Income Distribution

International Journal of Political Economy, 2011
Before the 2008 crisis, national fiscal policies were used passively within the European Union to reduce budget deficits and public debt, and the common monetary policy was used actively to control inflation via the interest rates. This policy mix represented the only form of macroeconomic policy coordination between EU member states. It was presumably
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Modelling non-interest income at Tunisian banks [PDF]

Asian Economic and Financial Review, 2012
The aim of this paper is to investigate the role of non-interest income as an important determinant of the total bank revenue for the Tunisian context. Our sample is based on 10 deposit banks observed during the period 1998-2009. By applying the panel data estimation our results indicate that only the information technology, the size of bank and the ...
Abdelaziz HAKIMI, Helmi HAMDI, Mouldi DJELASSI   +2 more
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Net Interest Income, Balance Sheet Structure and Interest Rates

2002
The gap position gauges a bank’s exposure to interest rate risk. In fact, however, a number of factors may affect the yields that banks earn and pay on assets and liabilities and therefore their interest income flows. These factors include market demand characteristics, market supply conditions including market structure, and macroeconomic indicators ...
Ch. Staikouras, G. Wood
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Usefulness of Interest Income Sensitivity Disclosures

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
We examine the usefulness of banks’ disclosures of interest income sensitivity to interest rate changes. We find that firm-specific interest income sensitivity disclosures have predictive ability for future realized changes in net interest income. We also find that these sensitivity disclosures are positively associated with analysts’ forecasts of net ...
Mei Cheng, Jessica Watkins
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