Olson Research Associates, Inc.

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4th Quarter 2001
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Interest Rate Risk, stable for the short-term, elevated for the long-term
Along with shrinking margins and major declines in credit quality, the banking industry has one more worry to contend with: Long-term Interest Rate Risk is rising. The last time this occurred was more than two years ago, when banks showed a 3% annual increase in their EVE at Risk during the first three quarters of 1999. Now, at the end of 2001, banks are showing a similar trend. ....[more]

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Articles & Analysis

Measuring Your Bank's Operating Efficiencies

The Components of Margin

Growth Measures and Capital Adequacy?

Risk-Based Capital Standards

Managing Your Balance Sheet Mix

Loan Quality

Market Values and Asset Quality

Analyzing Your Current Liquidity Position

Regulatory Focus on Liquidity

Earnings and Equity Value-at-Risk

What You Need to Know about Duration

Glossary of Industry Terms