Course description
Analyzing Bank Performance
Analyzing Bank Performance provides an overview of the tools and techniques used to analyze and improve a bank’s financial performance. Observe the effects of certain kinds of risk on a bank’s financial track record, and explore the correlation between risk optimization and superior financial performance.
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Who should attend?
For bank officer trainees through the mid-management level. Participants should have a basic knowledge of balance sheets and income statements.
Training Content
Learning Objectives
- Use the Uniform Bank Performance Report to analyze a bank’s performance over several periods and against peer banks
- Demonstrate the connection between a consistently high level of financial performance as measured by the Return on Owners’ Equity Ratio and its relationship to credit, liquidity, capital and operational risk for the bank Identify the major factors that affect a bank’s financial performance
- Identify key components of non-interest income and expense and explore strategies to improve performance
- Utilize tools such as the Balanced Scorecard to assess and improve financial performance, including functional goal setting and performance evaluation
Certification / Credits
Course Credits
- ABA Certifications: 17.0 CERP
- ABA Certificates: This course applies to the Certificate in Bank Financial Management.
Why choose ABA?
140 years in the banking industry
Wide range of training options for various bank job roles
Certificate and professional certification courses available
About ABA
American Bankers Association
The American Bankers Association is the united voice of America's banks—small, regional and large—that together employ more than 2 million women and men, hold nearly $17 trillion in assets, safeguard $13 trillion in deposits and extend more than $10 trillion...
