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The most popular Bank Rating
FIS Bank Ratings
The composite FIS Bank ratings are comprised of four components: Liquidity, Asset Quality, Capital adequacy, and Earnings. The overall rating is determined by weighting the individual component ratings. The best score that can be achieved is 1 and the worst score is 5.
For banks, the weights are as follows:
Liquidity 10%
Asset quality 30%
Capital adequacy 30%
Earnings 30%
Ratings are rounded to two decimal points.
Conversion of Calculation to 100 scale: 100-((FIS Rating)-1)*25)
Banks - Liquidity
Liquidity is determined using three categories:
Quick Ratio
Unpledged securities as a % of assets
Core deposits as a % of assets
Banks - Asset Quality:
Asset quality is determined using four categories:
High risk loans as a % of total loans
Loan loss allowance as a % of nonperforming
loans plus restructured loans
Non-performing assets as a % of total assets
Non-performing loans plus restructured
loans as a % of total loans
Banks Capital Adequacy:
Capital adequacy for banks is determined using three categories:
Nonperforming loans plus restructured loans/
Core capital plus loan loss allowance
Tangible equity capital as a % of tangible assets
Tangible equity capital as a % of tangible assets,
adjusted for loss allowance excess (deficiency)
Banks - Earnings:
Earnings for banks is determined using two categories:
Core return on average equity
Efficiency ratio
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