Asset Quality-Loans Loss

To assess the Asset Quality of Banks/Financial Institutions,the following ratios need to be analyzed:

  1. LOANS LOSS
  2. Non-performing loans to Total Loans
  3. Loans Recoveries Ratio
  4. Loans Loss Reserves
  5. Earnings coverage
  6. Capital Adequacy
  • Capital Formation Ratio
  • Capital to Assets Growth

  • Gross Capital to Average Assets plus Reserves

LOANS LOSS:

Poor asset quality is reflected in the loans written off or loans loss ratio,the greater the losses,the poorer the quality of the assets.

Ratio

MeasureFormula
Loans Loss · To give an analyst an idea of the quality of the assets of the bank.· If this ratio is low,it suggests that a bank has a reasonably sound portfolio and is able to recover its losses. Net write offs ——————–Average loans

Simple Illustration:

Details of ABC Bank:

Bank has an average loan

$900 m
During the year loans written off$ 25m
During the year loans recovery($ 1m)
Loans Loss Ratio = (25-1)/900= 2.7%

On average most banks should have a loan loss ratio lesser than 0.5 %. The loss ratio of ABC Bank is very high and reflects badly on asset quality

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