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This book criticizes the actuality that profitability measures subsequent from collateral marketplace models such as the Sharpe comparative measure and the reward-to-VaR comparative measure have been due for loan portfolios, nonetheless it is not proven either their risk-return trade-offs have been optimal for banks. The authors denote that even the reward-to-VaR ratio, that is grown for valuating loan portfolios, can be rarely misleading. They additionally show how marketplace discipline, collateral requirements, and insured deposits start decision-making.