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1-Industry Analysis
Describe the nature of the banking industry of your assigned country
Describe the major competitors
Describe the opportunities and threats of the banking industry of your assigned country Identify the future expectations about the banking industry of your assigned country
2-Bank Analysis
Calculate the following ratios for the country's biggest bank and its main competitor for 2011-2013
1 Tier 1 capital ratio
2. Total capital ratio
3. Equity ratio
4. Loan loss reserve ratio
5. Nonperforming loan ratio
6. Return on average assets
7. Return on average equity
8. Net loan ratio
3-Conclusions
Provide a brief summary of your analyses and comment on the future prospects of the bank. Would you recommend an investor to purchase the shares of that bank?
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