Loan to stable funding ratio and Revenue costs: Difference between pages

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Financial reporting.

Amounts spent that are charged against profits in the current financial reporting period, rather than being capitalised.

Also known as revenue expenditure.

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-''Bank prudential management''
+''Financial reporting.''
-(L/SF ratio).
+Amounts spent that are charged against profits in the current financial reporting period, rather than being capitalised.
-A refined measure of a bank's funding profile, the L/SF ratio is a refinement of the loan to stable deposit (L/SD) ratio.
+Also known as ''revenue expenditure.''
-The L/SF ratio divides the bank's loans by its total stable funding.
-Stable funding includes:
-*Stable deposits;
-*Longer term debt in issue; and
-*Capital.
-A further refinement of the L/SF ratio is the regulatory Net stable funding ratio (NSFR).
 == See also ==
-* [[Funding]]
+* [[Capital expenditure]]
-* [[Funding ratio]]
+* [[Capitalise]]
-* [[Loan to deposit ratio]]
+* [[Cost]]
-* [[Loan to stable deposit ratio]]
+* [[Expenditure]]
-* [[Net Stable Funding Ratio]]
+* [[Financial reporting]]
+* [[Opex]]
+* [[Revenue]]
+* [[Revenue expenditure]]
 [[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
 [[Category:The_business_context]]