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Bank Financial Projection Guide

This document provides guidance on projecting financial statements for commercial banks. It outlines how to project items on the balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, and dividends & stock schedule. Key line items are linked between statements, and growth rates or percentages of other line items are recommended to estimate balances into future periods in a logically consistent manner. Projecting loan balances, provisions for loan losses, interest rates and margins, and capital levels tied to regulatory requirements are noted as especially important elements to model for commercial banks.

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Bank Financial Projection Guide

This document provides guidance on projecting financial statements for commercial banks. It outlines how to project items on the balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, and dividends & stock schedule. Key line items are linked between statements, and growth rates or percentages of other line items are recommended to estimate balances into future periods in a logically consistent manner. Projecting loan balances, provisions for loan losses, interest rates and margins, and capital levels tied to regulatory requirements are noted as especially important elements to model for commercial banks.

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Bank & Financial Institution Modeling

Quick Reference Projecting Financial Statements for a Bank

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Commercial Bank Balance Sheet: How to Project Balance Sheet Line Items:
Assets:
+ Cash & Deposits with Banks % of Deposits on Liabilities Side
+ Federal Funds Sold Balancer; Increase if Assets < Liabilities & SE
+ Securities and/or Securities Borrowed % Growth Rate or % Deposits
+ Trading Assets % Growth Rate
+ Gross Loans Project Loan Portfolio or Simple % Growth Rate
Allowance for Loan Losses Add Provisions for CLs, Subtract Net Charge-Offs
= Net Loans
+ Accrued Interest & Accounts Receivable % Gross Loans
+ Premises & Equipment Add CapEx, Subtract D&A
+ Goodwill Hold Constant
+ Mortgage Servicing Rights Add MSR Origination, Subtract IS Mort. Fees & Inc.
+ Other Intangible Assets Subtract Scheduled Amortization
+ Other Assets % Growth Rate or % Deposits
= Total Assets

Liabilities:
+ Deposits % Gross Loans
+ Federal Funds Purchased Balancer; Increase if Liabilities & SE < Assets
+ Commercial Paper & Short-Term Borrowing % Gross Loans
+ Trading Liabilities % Trading Assets
+ Accounts Payable & Other Liabilities % Gross Loans
+ Beneficial Interests / Other Hold Constant or Simple Growth %
+ Long-Term Debt % Gross Loans
= Total Liabilities

Shareholders Equity (SE):


+ Preferred Stock Add Issuances, Subtract Redemptions
+ Common Stock Hold Constant
+ Additional Paid-In Capital Add Stock Issuances & Stock-Based Comp.
+ Treasury Stock Subtract Stock Repurchases
+ Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income Add Misc. Items and FX Effects
+ Retained Earnings Add Net Income, Subtract All Dividends
= Total Liabilities + SE
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Interest-Earning Assets, Interest-Bearing How to Project IEA, IBL & Net Interest Income:
Liabilities & Net Interest Income:
Assets:
+ Deposits with Banks Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Federal Funds Sold Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Securities and/or Securities Borrowed Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Trading Assets Debt Only % Total Trading Assets
+ Gross Loans Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Other Interest-Earning Assets % Other Assets
= Total Interest-Earning Assets

Liabilities:
+ Interest-Bearing Deposits % Total Deposits
+ Federal Funds Purchased Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Commercial Paper Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Other Borrowings & Liabilities % Other Borrowings, AP, & Other Liabilities
+ Beneficial Interests Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Long-Term Debt Flows in from Balance Sheet
= Total Interest-Bearing Liabilities

+ Average Interest on IEA Add Interest Spread to Average Interest on IBL


+ Average Interest on IBL Use Equity Research / Keep in Same Range
= Interest Rate Spread Use Equity Research / Keep in Same Range

+ Interest Income IEA Interest * AVERAGE (Beginning and Ending IEA)


Interest Expense IBL Interest * AVERAGE (Beginning and Ending IBL)
= Net Interest Income
Bank & Financial Institution Modeling
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Commercial Bank Income Statement: How to Project Income Statement Line Items:

Non-Interest Revenue:
+ Investment Banking Fees % Growth Rate
+ Principal Transactions % Trading Assets or % Trading Liabilities
+ Securities Gains / (Losses) Assume $0 or Hold Constant
+ Lending and Deposit Fees % (Gross Loans + Deposits)
+ Asset Management % Assets Under Supervision or % Growth
+ Mortgage Fees & Income % Mortgage & Home Equity Loans
+ Credit Card Income % Credit Card Loans
+ Other Income % Growth Rate or Hold Constant
= Total Non-Interest Revenue

+ Interest Income Flows in from IEA / IBL Projections


Interest Expense Flows in from IEA / IBL Projections
= Net Interest Income

Total Net Revenue


Provision for Credit Losses % Gross Loans
Non-Interest Expenses % Net Revenue; Link Amortization to Schedule
= Pre-Tax Income

Taxes Assume Effective Tax Rate Based on Historical Data


+ Extraordinary Gains / Discontinued Ops. Assume $0 in Projected Periods
= Net Income
Preferred Stock Dividends % Preferred Stock or Hold Constant
= Net Income to Common

Basic Shares Link to Dividend / Stock Schedule (Circular)


= Basic EPS

* Dividend Payout Ratio Link to Tier 1 / Tier 1 Common Requirements and


= Dividends Per Common Share Work Backwards to Calculate Dividends
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Commercial Bank Cash Flow Statement: How to Project Cash Flow Statement Line Items:
Cash Flow from Operations:
+ Net Income Flows in from Income Statement
+ Provision for Credit Losses Flows in from Income Statement
+ Depreciation % Revenue
+ Amortization of Intangibles Projected in Companys Filings
+ Stock-Based Compensation % Revenue
+ Deferred Income Taxes Assume $0 or Use Book / Cash Tax Schedule
Increase in Securities on BS Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Net Change in Current Assets / Liabilities Flows in from Balance Sheet; Review Company Filings
= Cash Flow from Operations (CFO) for Exact Items to List Here

Cash Flow from Investing:


Increase in Deposits with Banks Flows in from Balance Sheet
Increase in Federal Funds Sold Flows in from Balance Sheet
(Increase in Gross Loans) Net Charge-Offs Flows in from Balance Sheet & LLR Schedule
+ Proceeds from Sales & Maturities Assume $0 or Hold Constant
Capital Expenditures % Revenue
= Cash Flow from Investing (CFI)

Cash Flow from Financing:


+ Increase in Deposits Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Increase in Federal Funds Purchased Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Increase in Commercial Paper & ST Borrowing Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Increase in Beneficial Interests Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Increase in Long-Term Debt Flows in from Balance Sheet
+ Common Stock Issued / (Repurchased) Tied to Tier 1 Capital; Use Dividend / Stock Schedule
+ Preferred Stock Issued / (Redeemed) Assume $0 or Hold Constant
Common and Preferred Dividends Tied to Tier 1 Capital; Use Dividend / Stock Schedule
= Cash Flow from Financing (CFF)

+ Exchange Rate Effects (FX) Assume $0 or Hold Constant

Net Change in Cash = CFO + CFI + CFF + FX


(Equals BS Ending Cash But Does NOT Flow In)
Bank & Financial Institution Modeling
Quick Reference Projecting Financial Statements for a Bank

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Commercial Bank Dividends & Stock Schedule: How to Project Dividend & Stock Line Items:
+ Available Tier 1 Common = Last Year Common Equity + NI to Common + FX
Effect + SBC + Stock Issuances Goodwill, Intangibles
& Other Tier 1 Adjustments
Minimum Tier 1 Common Required Risk-Weighted Assets * Minimum Tier 1 Common
= Capital Avail. for Dividends / Repurchases = MAX(Avail. Tier 1 Comm. Min. Tier 1 Comm., 0)

Basic EPS Flows in from Income Statement


* Dividend Payout Ratio Assume Constant or Match Historical Ratios
= Dividends Per Share
* Basic Shares Flows in from Income Statement
= Potential Common Dividends

Allowed Common Dividends = MIN(Capital Avail., Potential Common Dividends)

Capital Available for Stock Repurchases Capital Avail. Allowed Common Dividends
Stock Repurchases Planned Use Equity Research or Hold Constant
Allowed Stock Repurchases =MIN(Capital Avail. for Repurchases, Rep. Planned)

Basic Shares Old Basic Shares + Net Change in Basic Shares


Diluted EPS Flows in from Income Statement
* Trailing P/E Multiple Decline Each Year from Last Historical P/E
= Implied Future Stock Price

# Shares Repurchased Allowed Stock Repurchases / Future Stock Price


+ # Shares Issued Stock Issuances from CFS / Future Stock Price
= Net Change in # Basic Shares

+ Dilution from Options / Warrants Use TSM with Option / Warrant Counts, Exercise
Prices, and Implied Future Stock Prices

+ Dilution from Restricted Stock Units Hold Constant


= Net Dilution

Diluted Shares Outstanding Basic Shares + Net Dilution

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