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Using Economic Value Added (EVA) toMeasure and Improve bank Performance2006 Paper Writing ContestRMA Arizona ChapterGregory T. Fraker1 IntroductionEconomic Value Added , or EVA1, is a tool that bankers can use to Measure the financialperformance of their bank . Since EVA has only been used in the banking industry since1994 and is not as well known as other measures of bank performance , it is the objective of mypaper to introduce EVA to those who are unfamiliar with it. To achieve this objective, my paperincludes a hypothetical example Using EVA to assess how the financial performance of afictitious bank , ABC bank , would change if its management decided to securitize a portion of itscredit card loans in an effort to improve its capital This example is discussed furtheron pages 5 and 6 with analysis ( spreadsheets) on pages 7 and Value Added ExplainedEVA is the invention of Stern Stewart & Co.
Using Economic Value Added (EVA) to Measure and Improve Bank Performance 2006 Paper Writing Contest RMA – Arizona Chapter Gregory T. Fraker
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