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Harriman House - How to Analyse Bank Financial Statements

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Description

Analyzing bank financial statements requires a different approach than industrial companies. Because bank assets and liabilities are primarily financial-based and equity ratios are significantly lower, standard analysis tools often fail to identify hidden risks. This concise practical guide by experienced bank analyst Thomas Padberg provides the specific tools needed to navigate these complexities. This book helps analysts and investors understand how banking supervision influences financial statements and how to locate risks that traditional methods miss. It is an essential resource for professionals seeking to master the unique methods required for effective bank financial analysis.

Key Features

Written by experienced bank analyst Thomas Padberg to provide practical tools for investors and analysts.

Covers the unique differences between bank financial statements and those of non-bank industrial companies.

Explains how banking supervision influences financial statement reporting and data.

Provides specific methods to locate risks that normal financial statement analysis instruments cannot detect.

Offers a concise guide focused on financial-based assets and low equity ratio environments.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 January 2017
Listed Since
10 November 2016

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