EVE/NEV
Economic Value of Equity (EVE) for banks or Net Economic Value (NEV) for credit unions measures the impact of market rates on the value of portfolio equity to the institution.
EVE/NEV values both the principal and interest cash flows to the present using discounting techniques.
Examples of how to use EVE/NEV results include the following:
- Identify long-term risk exposure based on the balance sheet structure.
- Calculate the present value of the current balance sheet risk.
- Measure results compared to policy guidelines to identify areas of risk.
- Comply with Financial Accounting Standard (FAS) 107 reporting requirements.
The EVE/NEV workflow is distributed across four pages:
- Results
- This page lets you review the results from the last EVE/NEV calculation.
- Validation
- This page lets you review warnings regarding reconciliation, quoted market values, and forecasting data.
- Manage Scenarios
- This page lets you view existing scenarios and create configurable, reusable, and non-parallel rate scenarios.
- Column Setup
- This page lets you specify the values to appear in the Results page and in reports.
Tip: For an overview of the Financial
Performance Suite (FPS) Asset Liability Management (ALM) functionality, review the FPS
ALM Training Guide.