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Model for Pricing Commercial Loans

Model for Pricing Commercial Loans Commercial loan pricing model Many banks continue to use the spread-based commercial loan pricing model. These spread-based loan rates are easy to calculate and present a conservatively positive outlook for the future. The rule is, base your loan rates on the spread between the interest the bank earns on its assets and the interest it pays out to its custom...
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Commercial loan pricing model: Spread-based or ROA?

Commercial loan pricing model:  Spread-based or ROA? Commercial loan pricing model The commercial loan pricing market is complicated.  Competition for loans is increasing, and competition for quality loans is increasing at what seems to be an exponential rate.  Determining what will work best as a commercial loan pricing model is important, as it allows for reduced complication in the struct...
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Adjusting Commercial Loan Pricing ROA Targets Increases Profitability

Adjusting Commercial Loan Pricing ROA Targets Increases Profitability Commercial Loan Pricing Because cash, fixed assets, and the investment portfolio earn very little, it falls upon the loan portfolio of a bank to generate any sort of reasonable income. Consumer lending and mortgage lending typically have modest profitability. That leaves the lion's share of the job of generating real pro...
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Are You Using Your Loan Pricing Model Or Is It Using You?

Are You Using Your Loan Pricing Model Or Is It Using You? Loan Pricing Model Inputs Typically, for a commercial loan pricing model to work effectively, a concerted effort is involved. Since a one-size-fits-all approach is rarely truly useful, loan pricing software must be customized to specific goals and objectives of your bank. Assumptions must be set, Return on Assets (ROA) targets mus...
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Adjusting Commercial Loan Pricing ROA Targets Increases Profitability

Adjusting Commercial Loan Pricing ROA Targets Increases Profitability Commercial Loan Pricing Because cash, fixed assets, and the investment portfolio earn very little, it falls upon the loan portfolio of a bank to generate any sort of reasonable income. Consumer lending and mortgage lending typically have modest profitability. That leaves the lion's share of the job of generating real pro...
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