Books on Bank valuation

There's a book called The Bank Analyst's Handbook, and it explains the (pre crisis) banking industry quite well. Modelling...not so much. It briefly mentions the excess returns model, which is one way of valuing a bank. There should be copies floating around on the internet as .pdfs

The actual valuation techniques include your standard comps/dcf/etc. but also excess returns and P/B to ROE regressions. If you know those two, they should be impressed. I wouldn't expect many banks specific questions - they know there isn't much information available.

Corporate Finance: A Valuation Approach by Simon Benninga ,Oded Sarig , HELP ME TO FIND DOWNLOAD LINK

B/C FIG seems to be a mash-up of business models it's not really as easy 'to read up on' w/ out sounding like... you just read up on it. However, desperate times call for desperate measures and McKinsey's book on valuation has a chapter dedicated to it, although it's fairly high-level.

BIWS has an FI module. Check it out.

If I remember correctly the koller valuation book has a section on that. I think there is a free copy floating around online somewhere

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5th Ed

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