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so-called interest rate market refers to the financial institutions operating in the
money market interest rate on the financing of market supply and demand.
Specifically, the interest rate market is the deposit and lending rates by
commercial banks to changes in market supply and demand of funds from the
main regulator, the final form to the central bank's benchmark interest rate lead
to interest rate is the benchmark rate for the financial markets, various interest
rates remain reasonable effective conduction layer spreads and interest rate
system. Interest rate market is building a socialist market economic system, to
play the role of market allocation of resources, an important part, is to
strengthen our financial indirect control of the key, is to improve the mechanism
for financial institutions to make their own decisions, a necessary condition for
competitiveness.
1993, the Third Plenary Session of the Chinese Communist Party 14 "on the
establishment of a socialist market economic system, a number of issues" and
"the decision of the State Council on the financial system," market-oriented
reform of interest rates raised the basic idea. In 2002, the Party Congress report
reiterated that "steady progress in interest rate reform, optimize the allocation of
financial resources." In 2003, the party's Plenary Session "on perfecting the
socialist market economic system, a number of issues" and further states that
"steadily promote interest rate liberalization, establishment of a sound market
determines the interest rate formation mechanism, the central bank through the
use of monetary policy tools to guide the market interest rate. " CPC Central
Committee, the State Department's series of important decisions for the interest
rate marketization reform and the direction. Interest rate reform of the general
idea as follows: the first open money market interest rates and bond market
interest rates, and then gradually advance deposit and lending rates to the
market. Deposit and loan rates the market in accordance with the "first foreign
currency, after currency; first loan, after the deposit; first long-term, large, after
the short-term, small," the order.
In recent years, interest rate reform steadily. Since 1996, has liberalized
interbank market interest rates, bond market interest rates and the inter-bank
bond market, issuance of financial bonds and interest rate policy; the opening of
the domestic foreign currency loans and large amounts of foreign currency
deposit rates; pilot RMB long-term large deposit agreement; gradually expand
the floating range of RMB loan interest rates. In particular, in 2004, the interest
rate market has taken important steps: 1 January again expanded the range of
floating interest rate loans from financial institutions; March 25 floating rate
course of interest rate market is a financial market from the low to high, from
simple form to the complex process of morphological transformation of
commercial banks to meet the opportunities, it also faces many challenges.
Increased interest rate risk, will expand our commercial banking market risk.
Market risk is the result of market prices (interest rates, exchange rates, stock
prices and commodity prices) adverse changes in cal statement and balance
sheet risk of loss business. Market risk exists in the bank's trading and nontrading business. Fluctuations in interest rates caused the market risk of
commercial banks according to different sources can be divided into re-pricing of
risk, yield curve risk, basis risk and options risk.
1. Re-pricing of risk
re-pricing of risk, also known as maturity mismatch risk, is the most important
and most common form of interest rate risk, from bank assets, liabilities, and
balance-sheet business maturity (in terms of a fixed interest rate) or re-pricing
period (the floating rate terms) the difference between the. This re-pricing of
asymmetry within the bank's earnings or economic value will change as interest
rates change. In the analysis of such assets, shall be subject to interest rate
fluctuations on the assets and liabilities are analyzed, namely, interest rate
sensitive assets and interest rate sensitive liabilities for analysis. If the interest
rate sensitive assets than rate sensitive liabilities, the gap was positive, when
interest rates decline, commercial banks, loss of interest; if the interest rate
sensitive assets than rate sensitive liabilities, compared with a negative gap,
when interest rates rise, commercial banks a loss of interest. Gap greater
interest rate risks borne by banks greater. For example, if short-term bank
deposits as long-term source of financing for fixed-rate loan, when interest rates
rise, fixed interest loans, but interest payments on deposits, but will increase as
interest rates rise, so the Bank's future earnings reduction and reduce the
economic value.
3. Basis risk
benchmark interest rate risk, also known as risk based pricing is another
important source of interest rate risk. In the interest income and interest expense
based on the benchmark interest rate movements inconsistency, although the
assets, liabilities, and sheet re-pricing characteristics of business similar to, but
because of the spread cash flow and earnings changes, also on the banks income
or adversely affect the intrinsic economic value. For example, a bank may use
the one-year deposit as a source of financing for one-year loans, loans in
accordance with the re-pricing of U.S. Treasury interest rates once a month, while
the deposits in accordance with the London interbank market interest rate repricing once a month. While one year deposits as the source of payment of oneyear loans, as interest rate sensitive liabilities and interest rate sensitive assets
re-pricing period of existence of same rather than re-price risk, but because of
changes in its benchmark interest rate may not be entirely related the changes
are not synchronized, still make the banks face Yinjizhunli of changes in the rate
of spread basis risk posed.
reform and opening up, China several times to adjust deposit and lending rates,
each of the adjustments in deposit and lending interest rate changes are not
synchronized. To one-year deposit and lending rates (% per annum), for example,
since the 90s of the 20th century, the maximum interest rate of 3.6%, deposit
and lending interest rate is fluctuating flux. After the interest rate market, such
deposit and lending interest rate changes will be more apparent.
4. Option risk
risk option is an increasingly important interest rate risk, from bank assets,
liabilities, and sheet business options implied. Generally, options give the holder
to buy, sell or in some way to change a particular financial instrument or
financial contract, the cash flow rights, not obligations. Options can be a
separate financial instrument, such as the venue (exchange) trading options and
OTC options contracts can also be implicit in other financial instruments being
standardized, such as advance payment bonds or deposits, loan repayment and
other options in advance provisions. In general, options and option terms are
favorable to the buyer and the seller's favor and, therefore, such options tools
due to asymmetric features and give the seller the payment risks. For example, if
the interest rates on depositors or borrowers benefit, the depositors may choose
to re-arrange deposits, the borrower may choose to reschedule loans, which have
a negative impact on banks.
under the relevant provisions of our current commercial bank clients have the
right to withdraw their deposits or to repay the loan ahead of schedule, interest
rate adjusted every time, there will be a lot of advance withdrawal or repayment
of the phenomenon, showing that China's commercial banks are exposed Option
great risk.
risk management, to regain the initiative, in the tide of market interest rates
survival and development.
Reference:
1. Bank of China monetary policy analysis group, and steadily promote marketoriented interest rate reports, 2005,1
2. Tang Lixin, commercial banks should guard against the risk of interest rate
market research, China Economic Review, 2004,7
3. ReneM.Stulz, risk management and derivative products, China Machine Press,
2004,6
4. Zhao Xianxin, bank internal models and regulatory models, Shanghai People's
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