John Rickmeier

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Mr. Rickmeier, CFA, has over 30 years of experience in evaluating financial institutions. In 1984, Mr. Rickmeier converted the regulatory accounting submitted in Call Reports to the Office of Thrift Supervision into Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). With the GAAP database on thrifts and banks in 2005, IDC was uniquely positioned to analyze the Ohio crisis and subsequent failure of many banks and thrifts. Since 1989, 1,436 financial institutions have failed. Of this total, 99% were ranked below 75 (lowest ranking) up to 5 months prior to failure. As CEO of IDC Financial Publishing, Mr. Rickmeier designs and manages the processes and analytics used in the evaluation of ...

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When will interest rates rise?

Downward Shift in Bank Valuations

Analysis of loan_portfolioo

Camel Analysis of IDCs Rank of Financial Ratios

Who Uses IDC's Rankings and Why

China Yuan Fixing Forecasts S&P 500

Creating Shareholder Value in Midcap Banks

Concern About Markets

Bank stocks declined 20%, And then Recovered

Creating Shareholder Value in Midcap Banks

ROE Less COE Spread Drives Performance of S&P 500

Dynamics of the Brokered CD Market

Brokered CD Forecast

Brokered CDs Outstanding Forecast to Accelerate

First Early Warning Signal Forecasts a Potential Banking Crisis

Bank capital requirements the c in camel 03262018

Margins as a Measurement of Managment -- The "M" in CAMEL

Liquidity Risk - - The "L" in CAMEL

IDCFP’s CAMEL Ranks Explained The “C” in CAMEL: Capital Requirements in Banks

IDCFP’s CAMEL Ranks Explained - The “A” in CAMEL: Adequacy of Tier 1 Capital

IDCFP’s CAMEL Ranks Explained - The “E” in CAMEL: Earnings Returns

IDCFP’s CAMEL Ranks Explained - The “L” in CAMEL: Liquidity