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CHAPTER 17
Banking and the
Management of
Financial
Institutions

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 Bank memainkan peran penting dalam
menyalurkan dana (sekitar $6 triliun per
tahun) untuk membiayai peluang investasi
produktif.
 Mereka memberikan pinjaman untuk
usaha, membiayai pendidikan perguruan
tinggi, dan memungkinkan kita untuk
membeli rumah dengan KPR.
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 Dalam bab ini, kita meneliti bagaimana perbankan
dilakukan untuk mendapatkan keuntungan
tertinggi. Dalam pengaturan perbankan komersial,
kita melihat pinjaman, manajemen neraca, dan
penentu pendapatan. Topiknya meliputi::
─ The Bank Balance Sheet (Neraca Bank)
─ Basics of Banking (Dasar-dasar Perbankan)
─ General Principles of Bank Management (Prinsipprinsip Umum Manajemen Bank)
─ Off-Balance Sheet Activities
─ Measuring Bank Performance (Mengukur Kinerja Bank)
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The Bank Balance Sheet
 The Balance Sheet (Neraca) adalah daftar
aset dan kewajiban bank
 Total assets = total liabilities + capital


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The Bank Balance Sheet
 A bank’s balance sheet lists sources of
bank funds (liabilities) and uses to which
they are put (assets)
 Banks invest these liabilities (sources) into
assets (uses) in order to create value for
their capital providers

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The Bank Balance Sheet

Lowest cost 

source of 
funds­­
payable on 
demand

Pay no 
interest

Deposit 
with no 
check 
writing

Secondary 
reserves

Discount loans
Fed Funds,

74% of 

Assets

Corporate Loans 
have grown by 
factor of 10 since 
1960 as % of Liab

 

Flow of funds (tab down to commercial banks)
http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/z1r-4.pdf

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Bank Equity = Assets ­ Liabilities, 
listed as Liab because Bank owes this 
to owners.  Also includes Loan 

Loss Reserves


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