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Study articleCAIIB

Reading a liquidity maturity ladder

A liquidity maturity ladder arranges expected receipts and payments by time. Learn why a comfortable total balance can conceal an early cash shortage and why behavioural assumptions need evidence and regular challenge.

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Interpreting repricing gaps and earnings sensitivity

Repricing gap analysis compares assets and liabilities whose interest terms reset within a period. Learn to distinguish rate sensitivity from cash maturity and to state the assumptions behind a simplified earnings estimate.

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Duration and the economic value perspective

Duration summarises the timing and interest-rate sensitivity of bond cash flows. Learn why economic value can fall even when near-term income looks steady, and why duration is an approximation with defined limits.

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Funds transfer pricing and business performance

Funds transfer pricing assigns internal funding credits and charges to business activities. Learn how it separates customer margins from funding responsibility and why the chosen maturity and liquidity assumptions shape performance comparisons.

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Designing useful bank stress scenarios

Stress testing explores how adverse conditions could affect a bank's position. Learn to distinguish scenario assumptions from forecasts and to connect test results with decisions that remain feasible when several risks interact.

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Separating expected and unexpected credit loss

Expected credit loss is a probability-weighted assessment of loss, while unexpected loss concerns variability around expectations. Learn the roles of default probability, exposure and recovery assumptions without confusing a teaching estimate with an accounting or regulatory rule.

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Finding credit concentration beyond borrower counts

Credit concentration can arise from shared sectors, geography, collateral or repayment drivers. Learn why a large number of individually different borrowers may still expose the bank to the same underlying economic shock.

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Comparing returns after risk and capital costs

Risk-adjusted performance compares earnings with the resources and risks needed to generate them. Learn why a larger margin may not represent better business when credit losses, operating costs and capital use differ.

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Distinguishing bank capital from liquidity

Capital supports loss absorption, while liquidity concerns making payments when due. Learn why one cannot substitute automatically for the other and how a bank can face different combinations of solvency and cash-flow pressure.

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Understanding repo as secured funding

A repo combines a securities sale with an agreement to reverse it under specified terms. Learn to distinguish the funding purpose, collateral role and cash-flow obligations without treating security ownership language as the whole economic story.

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Separating treasury execution, risk monitoring and settlement

Treasury controls distinguish trading decisions, independent risk monitoring and transaction completion. Learn why separate roles, timely confirmations and reconciliations matter even when a dealer's positions appear profitable and within the reported limits.

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Matching a forward hedge to a currency cash flow

A forward contract fixes an exchange relationship for a specified future transaction under agreed terms. Learn to align currency, amount and timing with the exposure and to judge the hedge by the underlying cash flow.

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Tracing the two legs of an FX swap

An FX swap exchanges currencies on one date and reverses them on another under agreed terms. Learn to trace both legs, distinguish temporary currency funding from an outright forward and identify the cash-flow obligations that remain.

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Distinguishing replacement risk from settlement risk

A counterparty can fail before a trade settles or during the exchange of payments and deliveries. Learn why replacement exposure differs from principal settlement exposure and why a small market value does not settle both questions.

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Connecting working-capital finance to the operating cycle

Working-capital analysis follows money through inventory, sales, receivables and supplier payments. Learn why revenue growth can increase funding needs and why balance-sheet ratios need support from the business's actual collection and payment behaviour.

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Testing debt service against cash available

Debt-service analysis compares a defined cash resource with scheduled interest and principal obligations. Learn why accounting profit is insufficient by itself and why the numerator, denominator and timing must be stated before interpreting a coverage ratio.

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Testing project viability with delays and cost changes

Project appraisal connects construction assumptions, operating performance and financing obligations. Learn how delays and cost overruns can interact, and why sensitivity analysis should examine the cash-flow consequences rather than change isolated numbers without explanation.

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Translating risk appetite into operating decisions

Risk appetite describes the risks an institution is willing to accept in pursuing its objectives. Learn how a broad statement becomes measurable boundaries, escalation triggers and decisions that remain connected with the bank's capacity.

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Connecting bank strategy with a balanced scorecard

A balanced scorecard connects strategic goals with financial, customer, process and capability measures. Learn to choose indicators that test the strategy's causal logic and avoid treating increased activity as proof of a better customer outcome.

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Evaluating bank projects with discounted cash flows

Net present value compares discounted incremental cash inflows and outflows. Learn to distinguish project cash flows from accounting allocations, recognise opportunity costs and test the assumptions behind an attractive investment result.

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Planning workforce capacity around service demand

Workforce planning compares service demand with the capabilities and capacity needed to deliver it. Learn why headcount alone misses workload variation, skill requirements and the continuity risks created by dependence on a few experienced employees.

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