Income Statement of the Bank | |||
Expenses | Amount ($) | Income | Amount ($) |
Interest on time deposit | 100000 | Interest received in treasury | 44500 |
Interest paid on Jumbo CD | 101000 | Fee on mortgage | 23000 |
Provision for Loan Losses | 18000 | Interest on Municipal Bonds | 60000 |
Interest Checking Account | 33500 | Service Charge | 41000 |
Employee Salaries | 145000 | Trust Income | 15000 |
Occupancy Charge | 22000 | Interest on fee and loan | 189000 |
Occupancy Charge | 22000 | ||
441500 | 372500 | ||
Loss | 69000 | ||
441500 | 441500 |
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Assignment Determine the proper category for the listed items. Category Options: 1. Interest Income 2. Interest Expense 3. Non-Interest Income 4. Non-Interest Expense o Items: Interest paid on time deposits Interest paid on CD's Interest received on US Treasury Securities Fees received on mortgage loan originations Dividends paid to shareholders Provision for loan los Interest earned on loans Interest earned on municipal bonds Employee salaries Purchase of new computer system Service charge receipts from customer accounts Rent paid on bank...
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Megalopolis Bank has the following balance sheet and income statement. For Megalopolis, calculate: Return on equity Return on assets Asset utilization Equity multiplier Profit margin Interest expense ratio Provision for loan loss ratio Noninterest expense ratio Tax ratio Balance Sheet (in millions) Assets Liabilities and Equity Cash and due Demand from banks $ 9,000 deposits $ 19,000 Investment securities 23,000 NOW accounts 89,000 Repurchase agreements 42,000 Retail CDs 28,000 Loans 90,000 Debentures 19,000 Fixed assets 15,000 Total liabilities $155,000...
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