Use this information to create a list
of the institution's deposit products or product groups. This list matches your core system and
the information coming into the application each month through the monthly update
process.
Since each deposit type has its own set
of return on equity (ROE) targets and cost assumptions, the application allows several
assumptions to be defined for each deposit. Defining several assumptions for each deposit
makes it possible for deposits to be priced accurately.
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Navigate to .
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Select to add a row of blank fields to the page.
If you want to set up assumptions for multiple deposit products at the same
time, you can select this option several times to add multiple blank rows.
When deposit assumptions exist, new rows are added on the first page even
if the list of deposits spans several pages.
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Give the deposit a unique Name.
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Complete the fields.
- Select Accounts
- Select the link in the Accounts
column to add accounts.
- Capital
- The institution's capital allocation represents the institution's
highest possible equity in a particular deposit product. Capital is allocated to
deposits based on each instrument's average balance. The capital allocation may
vary based on products.
- Expense/Account
- The Expense/Account field represents expenses
per account. Enter the institution's annual fixed cost for this type of deposit
product.
- Expense Balance
- This field is used to calculate a deposit product's annual expense
to the institution as a percent of the product's account balances. For example,
this functionality is useful when the institution wants to capture the higher
expenses that are associated with high-balance accounts.
- Float
- This field shows the percentage of funds that must be kept on
reserve for this type of deposit.
- Rate Type
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You have the following options:
- Zero Interest/DDA - For
non-rate-bearing demand deposits.
- Single Rate - For savings and
rate-bearing transaction accounts.
- Time Deposit - For certificates of
deposit (CDs).
- Earnings Credit - For accounts where
allocated fee income and associated expenses zero each other out.
In addition to assigning a Name, only the
Rate Type field must be defined before you can
save a set of deposit product assumptions.
- Fee Income
- Enter the annual Fee Income associated with
this deposit product.
- Enabled
- This field is a database marker that allows interaction with the
products that have been defined in the product areas.
- Price
- Select this check box if the product must be available for use in
pricing.
- Reserves
- This field shows the percentage of funds that must be kept on
reserve for this type of deposit.
Note: Both the
Enable and the Price check boxes must be
selected for a deposit product to be available in the Deposit pricing forms. These
options are selected by default for new rows.
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Select Save.
After saving, the grid displays deposit
assumption sets in alphabetical order.