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Explore the shifts in Credit Union investment allocations and durations, strategic considerations, and efficient frontier strategies in response to changing Treasury curve slopes. Casey Peterson offers expert insights on maximizing investment returns amidst market fluctuations.
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Capitalizing on the Current Investment Market Casey Peterson Senior Advisory Catalyst Strategic Solutions
Treasury Curve Slope of the Curve is Changing 10 Year 79 basis points 5 Year 63 basis points
Credit Union Investment Durations Credit Union Portfolios Have Shifted to Longer Durations Total Investment Maturities – June 2006 Total Investment Maturities – June 2013 $186 Billon – June 2006 $389 Billon – June 2013
Credit Union Investment Durations Credit Union Portfolios Have Shifted to Longer Durations With Rate Increase Total Investment Maturities – Dec 2012 Total Investment Maturities – June 2013 $373 Billon – Dec 2012 $389 Billon – June 2013
Strategic Considerations Agency Bullets- April vs. Now Rolling the Curve
Strategic Considerations Agency Bullets Rolling the Curve Break Even Moving from 2 to 3 Years
Strategic Considerations Agency Bullets Rolling the Curve Break Even Moving From 3 to 4 Years
Strategic Considerations Agency Bullets Rolling the Curve Break Even
Mortgage Securities June 2012 Average Life 3.41 yr Principle Balance $985,879.60
Mortgage Securities October 2013 Average life 5.89 yr Principle Balance $822,426.39
Strategic Considerations Balancing Price Risk versus Returns (Relative Value)
Performance versus Price Change Efficient Frontier Return Investment Peer 1.07% Return +300 Portfolio Price Change
Investment Exposure What should an investment portfolio look like?
Investment Duration What should an investment portfolio look like?
Questions Casey PetersonSenior AdvisoryCatalyst Strategic Solutions