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Pradeepta Sethi
TAPMI
Group Project
• Part A –
• Summary of the paper -
Understanding of the topic in
your own words
• Part B-
• Comments/viewpoints/critique -
Connecting with the underlying
theory/concept
• Part C-
• Suggestions/Recommendations/F
uture outlook - Your view on the
probable future situation
• Max (Min) word limit – 2500 (1200)
• Hand written hardcopy
• Submission to Mr. Vijith
Interest
Assets Yield rates Liabilities costs
Rate-
sensitive 500 6% 600 2%
Fixed rate 350 9% 220 4%
Base Case Non
earning 150 0 100 0
Equity 80
Factors Total 1000 1000
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Factors Equity
Total 2000
160
2000
affecting NII
• NII varies directly with changes in the volume of
earning assets and interest-bearing liabilities,
Changes in regardless of the level of interest rates
• NII = 0.06(1000)+0.09(700)-0.02(1200)-
volume 0.04(440) = 81.40
• NIM = 81.40/1700=4.79%
• GAP = 1000-1200= -200
• NII doubles because the bank earns the same
interest spread on twice the volume of earning
assets such that NIM is unchanged.
Interest
Assets Yield rates Liabilities costs
Rate-
sensitive 540 6% 560 2%
Fixed rate 310 9% 260 4%
Non
earning 150 0 100 0
Factors Equity
Total 1000
80
1000
affecting NII
Rate 4
5
Over 6 months and up to 1 year
Over 1 year and up to 3 years
Sensitivity 6 Over 3 years and up to 5 years
Reports 7 Over 5 years and up to 7 years
8 Over 7 years and up to 10 years
9 Over 10 years and up to 15 years
10 Over 15 years
11 Non-sensitive
• The primary advantage of GAP analysis
is its simplicity.
Objective Approach