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Tampa, FL
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Silicon Valley, CA
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Tampa, FL
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Chicago, IL
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Oakland, CA
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St. Louis, MO
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Los Angeles, CA
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Financial
Consulting
Group, L.C.
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Banking
Industry
Providing
valuation services for financial institutions
requires not only a sound understanding of modern
finance, but specialized knowledge of the markets in
which these institutions operate. The methods,
assumptions, and judgments used in valuing financial
institution assets (such as loans) and liabilities
(such as core deposits) must reflect market
realities. Valuation conclusions must be
supported by solid empirical evidence. We are
in the unique position to provide this expertise.
Our
professionals have been pioneers in developing
methods for valuing financial institution assets and
liabilities (such as core deposits, credit card
portfolios and performing and non-performing loan
portfolios) and for properly measuring a financial
institution's interest rate risk (using advanced
financial measures such as duration and convexity).
They have written numerous articles and taught
courses in the areas of bank valuation and
asset/liability management.
We
provide assistance in the following areas:
- Valuation
of bank stock and the stocks of other
financial companies
- Valuation
of individual assets or liabilities including:
- Commercial loans
- Consumer loans (mortgages,
installment, etc.)
- Marketable and non-marketable
securities
- Credit card portfolios
- Trust operations
- Core deposits
- Mergers
and acquisition analyses, including fairness
opinions and assistance in pricing
- Rate
sensitivity analyses (measuring how a
financial institution's specific interest
rates - for both assets and liabilities -
react to changes in market rates)
- Asset/liability
management using duration and convexity
(includes review and development of models,
assumptions, and results)
We
use primarily the market and income approaches to
value bank assets and liabilities; the cost approach
is not appropriate in most cases. We usually
place more emphasis on the income approach since
good market comparables for a financial
institution's various classes of assets and
liabilities are not generally available.
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