BANCO DE CAJA ESPAÑA DE INVERSIONES

BANCO DE CAJA ESPAÑA DE INVERSIONES, SALAMANCA Y SORIA, S.A.

CIF A86289642 Spain Investment seen 1173 times Last report December 2016

Employees 3,096 (48.20% women)
Profit 0 €
Credit Quality 0%
Interest Margin 0 €
Earnings per share 0 €

Balance

Assets and liabilities

Financial Debts on Assets 0%   0%
Net Financial Debt 0 €   0%
Working Balance 0%   0%
Inmovilization 0%   0%
Liquidity 0%   0%

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  • Financial Debts on Assets: Net financial debt on total assets. Indicates how indebted the company is by comparing it with its assets.
  • Net Financial Debt: Financial liabilities minus cash and financial assets. If it is negative it indicates that there is no financial debt, but surplus.
  • Working Balance: The working capital are the current assets minus current liabilities. Dividing the working capital to the assets indicates the health of the company from the point of view of liquidity.
  • Inmovilization: Percentage of fixed assets on total assets.
  • Liquidity: Ability to deal with short-term debts.
Credit Quality

Credit Quality Ratio 0%   0%

Doubtful Credits Ratio 0%   -100%

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  • Credit Quality Ratio: Proportion of provisions in total assets.
  • Doubtful Credits Ratio: Proportion of doubtful credits (in monetary units) with respect to the total credits granted.
  • Doubtful Refinanced Operations Ratio: Proportion of doubtful refinanced operations (in monetary units) with respect to the total of refinanced operations granted.
Leverage

Leverage 4.33%    10.04%

AT1 Ratio 0%   0%
CET1 Ratio 10.49%    1.64%
TIER1 Ratio 10.49%    1.64%
TIER2 Ratio 0%   0%

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  • Leverage: Percentage of assets represented by liabilities with financial institutions (which generate costs)
  • AT1 Ratio: Additional Tier 1 capital. It is also known as convertible contingent bonds (CoCos), that is, the bank pays an interest and if an expected contingency happens it can be converted into shares.
  • CET1 Ratio: Common equity tier 1 capital. It informs us of the financial strength of a bank.
  • TIER1 Ratio: Share capital of a bank with respect to the total of its assets weighted by risk. A high ratio tells us that the bank has a good contingency gap.
  • TIER2 Ratio: This capital takes into account all those elements that absorb losses when the entity is not profitable.
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Income Statement

Result

Result 0 €   0%

Profit on Interest Margin 0%   0%
Profit on credits 0%   0%
Earnings per share 0 €   0%
Funds from Operations 0 €   0%
Raw Margin 0 €   0%
Interest Margin 0 €   0%
Reinsurance Business 0 €   0%

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  • Result: Earnings
  • Profit on Interest Margin: Proportion of the interest margin that are net profit.
  • Profit on credits: Proportion of credits that are net profit. It is a way of knowing the efficiency and profitability that is extracted from the credits granted.
  • Earnings per share: Net profit attributed to each of the outstanding shares.
  • Funds from Operations: Funds from operations. It results from adding profit and amortizations.
  • Raw Margin: It is the interest margin subtracted (added) by the expenses and operating income.
  • Interest Margin: It is the balance between the interest paid for deposits and interest charged for credits.
  • Reinsurance Business: It is the balance between income and expenses for the reinsurance business.
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Expenses

Expenses / EBIT 0%   0%

Staff Costs 0 €   0%
Staff Costs (mean) 0 €   0%
Administration expenses / Interest Margin 0%   0%

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  • Expenses / EBIT: Proportion of the EBIT that will be used in expenses. It should always be below 100%.
  • Staff Costs: Staff expenses.
  • Staff Costs (mean): Staff expenses (Mean).
  • Administration expenses / Interest Margin: Administrative expenses on the interest margin.
Business Quality

Margin of Interest / Assets 0%   0%

Doubtful credits / Margin of Interest 0%   0%
Doubtful refinanced operations / Margin of Interest 0%   0%
ROA 0%   0%
ROE 0%   0%

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  • Doubtful credits / Margin of Interest: Proportion of the interest margin represented by doubtful loans.
  • Margin of Interest / Assets: Percentage of the asset that represents the margin of interest. As a large part of the assets are customer deposits, it is a way of calculating the profitability of the banking business.
  • Doubtful refinanced operations / Margin of Interest: Proportion of the interest margin represented by doubtful refinanced operations.
  • ROA: Return on assets. Percentage of assets that represent the benefits.
  • ROE: Return on equity. Percentage of own resources that represent the benefits.
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