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4 Key Financial Ratios for Banks - Banking Stocks Fundamental Analysis | Part 2

4 Key Financial Ratios for Banks i.e. fundamental analysis for banking stocks are as follows 1. Financial Leverage or Equity Multiplier 2. Return on Assets 3. Return on Equity 4. NIM or Net Interest Margin These are profitability ratios or risk ratios. With the help of these 4 Financial Ratios for Banks, you can decide which banking stocks are fundamentally strong or weak. 1. Financial Leverage or Equity Multiplier: This ratio is calculated by dividing total capital or asset to net worth of the bank. The maximum value is 15. If this value exceeds 15 then it implies that bank is taking a high risk by accepting more deposits. 2. Return on Assets: It is the profitability ratio arrived by dividing Net Profit / Total Assets. The idea value is 1% or more than that. 3. Return on Equity: Net Profit divided by Net Worth is Return on Equity. The idea value is 15% or more. You can also calculate by multiplying Equity Multiplier and Return on Assets 4. NIM or Net Interest Margin: This is a very important financial ratio. You can calculate by (Interest Earned - Interest Expended) divided by Total Assets. The max value is 3% i.e. higher NIM means the bank is disbursing more loans to improve NIM and it reduces the return on assets. It is not considered a good sign. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T:   / nitinbhatia121   G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia