Abstract: A valuation model is developed within an interest rate
contingent claims framework to estimate NOW account and MMDA
premiums and interest rate risk for a sample of commercial
banks. As has been previously done, bank deposit rate and
balances dynamics are represented by autoregressive processes
but with attention given here to alternative specifications
and to the deposit rent processes and dynamics implied by
these specifications. Alternative deposit rate specifications
studied include asymmetric adjustment to market rate
changes. In examining the implied deposit rent processes,
special attention is given to the importance of distant rent
forecasts and forecast dynamics for the deposit premium and
interest rate risk estimates.
Keywords: Transactions deposits, valuation, interest rate risk
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