FIG (Banks & Insurance)
Rates rise sharply and stay higher. Walk across the FIG verticals: who wins and who loses?
Model answer
Banks: NIM expands early (asset-sensitive books reprice first), but deposit betas catch up, bond portfolios take AOCI marks against tangible book, and credit costs eventually rise — a front-loaded…
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