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∙ConditionalDepositPricing
∙RulesforDepositInsuranceCoverage
∙DisclosureofDepositTerms
∙LifelineBanking
ChapterOutline
I.Introduction:
TheImportanceofDepositsandtheChallengeofManagingDeposits
ofDepositsOfferedbyBanksandOtherDepositoryInstitutions
A.Transaction(PaymentsorDemand)Deposits
1.Noninterest-BearingTransactionDeposits
2.Interest-BearingTransactionDeposits
a.NOWAccounts
b.MoneyMarketDepositAccounts(MMDAs)
c.SuperNOWs
B.Nontransaction(SavingsorThrift)Deposits
1.PassbookSavingsDeposits
2.StatementSavingsDeposits
3.TimeDeposits
C.RetirementSavingsDeposits
1.IndividualRetirementAccounts(IRAs)
2.KeoghPlans
3.RothIRAs
III.InterestRatesOfferedonDifferentTypesofDeposits
A.TheCompositionofDeposits
1.TrendtowardInterest-BearingandNontransactionDeposits
2.TheImportanceofCoreDeposits
3.ChangesintheRelativeImportanceofOtherTypesofDeposits
B.TheOwnershipofDeposits
C.CostofDifferentDepositAccounts
IV.PricingDeposit-RelatedServices
V.PricingDepositsatCostPlusProfitMargin
A.EstimatingDepositServiceCosts
B.AnExampleofPooledFundsCosting
VI.UsingMarginalCosttoSetInterestRatesonDeposits
A.ConditionalPricing
VII.PricingBasedontheTotalCustomerRelationshipandChoosingaDepository
A.TheRoleThatPricingandOtherFactorsPlayWhenCustomersChooseaDepository
InstitutiontoHoldTheirAccounts
VIII.Basic(Lifeline)Banking:
KeyServicesforLow-IncomeCustomers
IX.SummaryoftheChapter
ConceptChecks
12-1.Whatarethemajortypesofdepositplansthatdepositoryinstitutionsoffertoday?
Depositplanscanbedividedbroadlyintotransactiondeposits,thriftornontransactiondeposits,andhybriddeposits.TheprimaryfunctionoftransactiondepositsistomakepaymentsandthesedepositsincluderegularcheckingaccountsandNOWaccounts.Theprincipalfunctionofthriftdepositsistoserveasaccumulatedsavingsandincludepassbookandstatementsavingsaccounts,CDs,andothertimedepositaccounts.Hybriddepositscombinetransactionsandthriftfeaturesandincludemoney-marketdepositaccountsandSuperNOWs.
12-2.Whatarecoredeposits,andwhyaretheysoimportanttoday?
Coredepositsarethemoststablecomponentsofadepositaryinstitution’sfundingbaseandusuallyincludesmaller-denominationsavingsandthird-partypaymentsaccounts.Theyarecharacterizedbyrelativelylowinterest-rateelasticity.Holdingasubstantialproportionofcoredepositshasanadvantageinhavingaccesstoastableandcheapersourceoffundingwithrelativelylowinterest-raterisk.
12-3.Howhasthecompositionofdepositschangedinrecentyears?
Therehasbeenashiftinthepublic’sholdingsofdepositstowardgreaterrelativeproportionsofthehighest-yieldingtimedepositsandtowardhybridaccountsthatmaximizedepositorreturns,whilestillgivingthemaccesstodepositedfundstomakepayments.
12-4.Whataretheconsequencesforthemanagementandperformanceofdepositoryinstitutionsresultingfromrecentchangesindepositcomposition?
Whiledepositoryinstitutionswouldprefertosellonlythecheapestdepositstothepublic,itispredominatelypublicpreferencethatdetermineswhichtypesofdepositswillbecreated.Institutionsthatdonotwishtoconformtocustomerpreferenceswillsimplybeoutbidfordepositsbythosewhodo.Managerswhofailtostayabreastofchangesintheircompetitors’depositpricingandmarketingprogramsstandtolosebothcustomersandprofits.
12-5.Whichdepositsaretheleastcostlyfordepositoryinstitutions?
Themostcostly?
Commercialcheckabledeposits,particularlyregularnoninterestbearingdemanddeposits,areusuallytheleastcostly.Themostcostlydepositsarepassbooksavingsaccountshavingsubstantialdepositandwithdrawalactivityandhigherinterest-ratetimedeposits.
12-6.Describetheessentialdifferencesbetweenthefollowingdepositpricingmethodsinusetoday:
cost-pluspricing,conditionalpricing,andrelationshippricing.
Cost-plusdepositpricingencouragesbankstodeterminewhatcoststheyareincurringinlaborandmanagementtime,materials,etc.,inofferingeachdepositservice.Cost-pluspricinggenerallycallsforabanktochargedepositservicefeesadequatetocoverallthecostsofofferingtheserviceplusasmallmarginforprofit.Conditionalpricingisusedtodayasatoolbybankstoattractthekindsofdepositorstheywanttohaveascustomers.Withthispricingtechniqueabankwillpostascheduleofofferedinterestratesorfeesassessedfordepositsofvaryingsizesandbasedonaccountactivity.Generallylargervolumedepositscarryhigherinterestreturnstothedepositororareassessedlowerservicecharges,encouragingcustomerstoholdahighaveragedepositbalancewhichgivesthebankmorefundstoinvestinearningassets.Finally,relationshippricinginvolvesbasingfeeschargedacustomeronthenumberofservicesandtheintensityofuseofservicesthecustomerpurchasesfromabank.
12-7.Abankdeterminesfromananalysisofitscost-accountingfiguresthatforeach$500minimum-balancecheckingaccountitsellsaccountprocessingandotheroperatingcostswillaverage$permonthandoverheadexpenseswillrunanaverageof$permonth.Thebankhopestoachieveaprofitmarginovertheseparticularcostsof10percentoftotalmonthlycosts.Whatmonthlyfeeshoulditchargeacustomerwhoopensoneofthesecheckingaccounts?
Therelevantformulais:
UnitPrice
Operating
Overhead
Planned
Charged
=Expense
+Expense
+ProfitMargin
perMonth
PerUnit
Inthiscase:
UnitPriceChargedPerMonth=$+$+x($+$=$
12-8.Topricedepositssuccessfully,serviceprovidersmustknowtheircosts.Howarethesecostsdeterminedusingthehistoricalaveragecostapproach?
Themarginalcostoffundsapproach?
Whataretheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofeachapproach?
Thehistoricalaveragecostapproachlooksatthepast.Itasksthefollowingquestion:
Whatfundshasthebankraisedtodateandwhatdidtheycost?
Themarginalcostdeposit-pricingmethodfocusesupontheweightedaveragecostofnewfundsraisedfromallofthedifferentsourcesoffundsthebankdrawsuponorplanstodrawuponinthecurrentperiod.
Marginalcostispreferredoverhistoricalaveragecostasfrequentchangesininterestrateswillmakehistoricalaveragecostatreacherousstandardforpricing.
12-9.Howcanthehistoricalaveragecostandmarginalcostoffundsapproachesbeusedtohelpselectassets(suchasloans)thatadepositoryinstitutionmightwishtoacquire?
Thehistoricalaveragecostrateiscalledbreak-evenbecausetheinstitutionmustearnatleastthisrateonitsearningassets(primarilyloansandsecurities)justtomeetthetotaloperatingcostsofraisingborrowedfundsandthestockholders'
requiredrateofreturn.Therefore,theinstitutionwillknowthelowestrateofreturnthatitcanaffordtoearnonassetsitmightwishtoacquire.Themarginalcostoffundsapproachcanbeusedasaguidetoselectloansandotherassetsbecausetheinstitutioninterestedinprofitmaximizingwouldwanttobesuretocoveritsfund-raisingcosts.
12-10.Whatfactorsdohouseholddepositorsrankmosthighlyinchoosingafinancialfirmfortheircheckingaccount?
Theirsavingsaccount?
Whataboutbusinessfirms?
Studiescitedinthischapterindicatethathouseholds(individualsandfamilies)appeartoconsider,inrankorder,thefollowingfactorsinchoosinganinstitutiontoholdtheircheckingaccount:
convenientlocation,availabilityofotherservices,safety,lowfeesandlowminimumbalances,andhighdepositinterestrates.Inselectinganinstitutiontoholdtheirsavingsaccounthouseholdsappeartoconsider,inrankorder:
familiarity,interestratepaid,transactionalconvenience,location,availabilityofpayrolldeduction,andanyfeescharged.Businessfirms,ontheotherhand,seemtoconsidersuchfactorsasthefinancialhealthofthelendinginstitution,whethertheinstitutionwillbeareliablesourceofcreditinthefuture,thequalityofmanagers,whetherloansarecompetitivelypriced,thequalityoffinancialadvicegiven,andwhethercashmanagementandoperationsservicesareprovided.
12-11.Whatdoesthe1991TruthinSavingsActrequirefinancialfirmssellingdepositsinsidetheUnitedStatestotelltheircustomers?
TheTruthinSavingsActrequiresfinancialfirmstofullyinformtheirdepositcustomersonthetermsofferedtoeachdepositor.Thecustomermustbetoldwhenanewaccountisopenedorifadepositisrenewed,whatannualpercentageyield(APY)isbeingofferedandwhatminimumbalanceisrequiredtoreceivethatyield.Moreover,thedepositormustbeinformedaboutanypenaltiesorservicefeeswhichcouldreducehisorherexpectedyield.Ifthetermsofadepositarechangedinawaythatwouldreducethedepositor'
sreturnadvancenoticemustbegiventotheaccountholder.
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