Commercial Bank – 10 Year Financial Model

Commercial Bank – 10 Year Financial Model Description

Commercial Bank – 10 Year Financial Model presenting an operating and valuation scenario for a Commercial Bank.

The model can be fully modified and applied to any type of bank and its main purpose is to enable users to get into details of every step of a Commercial Bank operating cycle and forecast up to 10 years of financials in order to reach an implied share price.

It includes calculations of Bank Loans, Interest Bearing Assets & Liabilities, Revenue (Interest, Non-Interest), Dividends and Share Issuance, OpEx, Payroll and Capital Costs, etc.

Outputs of the template include Forecasted Financial Statements (3 Statement Model), Regulatory Capital Report, Dividend Discount Model and company’s results are presented and summarized on a professional Executive Dashboard.

Model Structure:

The structure of the template follows Financial Modeling Best Practices principles and is fully customizable.

Instructions on the use of the model are included in the Excel file.

General Setup

The General Setup tab contains all of the initial assumptions including stock information, Interest Bearing Assets & Liabilities, Interest Rates, Non-Interest Income & Expenses, Balance Sheet Assumptions, CapEx and depreciation and assumptions for the dividend discount model (cost of equity, Terminal P / TBV Multiple, etc.)

Forecast Scenarios

Three cases to choose from (Base, Upside, Downside) including scenarios for the main operating drivers of the model

Loans

Calculation of 5 Types of Bank Loans (Commercial Mortgages, Asset Finance, Business Credit, Secured Lending, Consumer Lending) including net charge-offs and provision of credit losses.

Model Calculations

Calculation of Interest Income and Expense, Non-Interest Revenue, Risk-Weighted Assets (RWA), Issued Dividends, Common Share Issuances

Financial Statements

10 Year Forecast (3 Statement Model) including supporting schedules for PP&E, Intangible Assets and Federal Funds Balancers

Capital Report

Regulatory capital report, showing the amount of capital the bank has to hold as required by its financial regulator

Dividend Discount Model with Sensitivity Analysis

Bank’s valuation using the dividend discount model method. The dividend discount model (DDM) is a quantitative method used for predicting the price of a company’s stock based on the theory that its present-day price is worth the sum of all of its future dividend payments when discounted back to their present value.

Key Metrics & Performance Dashboard

Summary of various KPIs and Financial Ratios and presentation of key business figures using highly-sophisticated Charts & Graphs

Executive Summary Report

Bank’s high level relevant information for review designed to be easy to read, print, and save to pdf.

Help & Support

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