Niskie stopy procentowe a zmiana struktury dochodów banków w krajach UE

• Authors: Sylwester Kozak
• Languages of publication: EN

Abstracts

EN

The relaxed monetary policy of central banks conducted after the global financial crisis has led to the establishment of zero or even negative interest rates. Based on data from the ECB and central banks of the EU Member States for the years 2008–2016, it has been noted that the long-term maintenance of ultra-low interest rates contributes to a reduction in net interest margin and interest income, particularly in smaller banks and retail banks. Banks systematically increase the share of non-interest income in the structure of income from banking activity. The largest category of such income is fees and commissions, largely related to the performance of deposit and credit activities. The second sources of non-interest income are the bank trading activities. That income is characterized by the highest volatility, which makes it a source of risk and cannot be treated as a stabilizer of banks’ income during times of economic downturn and slowing down in lending.

PL

Luzowanie polityki monetarnej banków centralnych, prowadzone od momentu wybuchu globalnego kryzysu finansowego, doprowadziło do ustanowienia zerowych lub nawet ujemnych stóp procentowych. Analiza danych EBC i banków centralnych państw członkowskich UE za lata 2008–2016 wskazuje, że długoterminowe utrzymywanie bardzo niskich stóp procentowych przyczynia się do obniżenia marży odsetkowej netto i przychodów odsetkowych, zwłaszcza w mniejszych bankach i bankach detalicznych. Banki systematycznie zwiększają udział w dochodach nieodsetkowych w strukturze dochodów z działalności bankowej. Największą kategorią takich dochodów są opłaty i prowizje, w znacznej mierze wynikające z realizacji operacji depozytowych i kredytowych. Drugim źródłem dochodów nieodsetkowych są operacje handlowe banków. Dochód ten charakteryzuje się jednak najwyższą niestabilnością, co sprawia, że jest źródłem ryzyka i nie może być traktowany jako stabilizator dochodów banków w okresach spowolnienia gospodarczego i ograniczenia akcji kredytowej.

Keywords

EN

interest rates; financial markets; banks

PL

stopy procentowe; rynki finansowe; banki

• Publisher: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej
• Journal: Annales Universitatis Mariae Curie-Skłodowska, sectio H – Oeconomia
• Year: 2018
• Volume: 52
• Issue: 1

Dates

published

2018

online

2018-06-20

Contributors

author

Sylwester Kozak

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Identifiers

DOI

10.17951/h.2018.52.1.97