54. Risk-based capital ratios measures are associated with which of the following bank risks?
a. interest rate risk
b. liquidity risk
c. credit risk
d. reinvestment risk
55. A match funding of a commercial loan with a large CD is an example of
a. a macrohedge
b. a microhedge
c. increased interest rate risk
d. short position
56. The major sources of bank liquidity are and ; the major uses are and .
a. loans and deposits; borrowed funds and selling assets
b. borrowed funds and loans; deposits and selling assets
c. selling assets and borrowed funds; loans and deposit withdrawals
d. borrowed funds and loans; securities and deposit withdrawals.
54. Risk-based capital ratios measures are associated with which of the following bank risks?
C. Credit Risk as it calculates the risk of default
55. A match funding of a commercial loan with a large CD is an example of
A. Macrohedge , it is a technique of hedging against same type of risk both instrument bears
56. The major sources of bank liquidity are and ; the major uses are an
D. Borrowed Funds and Loans; Securities and Deposit Withdrawals.
54. Risk-based capital ratios measures are associated with which of the following bank risks? a. ...
6. Liquidity risk Which of the following are sources of liquidity risk? Check all that apply. An unexpected increase in the demand for loans An unexpected decrease in withdrawals by depositors An unexpected increase in withdrawals by depositors An unexpected increase in the market value of liabilities Which of the following are potential solutions to the liquidity problem? Check all that apply. Raising cash by selling Treasury bills and commercial paper Borrowing from the Federal Reserve Raising cash by issuing...
29. Webb Bank has a composite CAMELS rating of 2, a total risk-based capital ratio of 10.2 percent, a Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio of 6.2 percent, a CET1 leverage ratio of 5.0 percent, and a Tier I leverage ratio of 4.8 percent. What deposit insurance risk category does the bank fall into, and assuming the DIF reserve ratio is currently 1.20 percent, what is the bank’s deposit insurance assessment rate? Two depository institutions have composite CAMELS ratings of 1...
1. Bank’s Balance Sheets (The answers in relative lecture videos) a) Loans are listed as assets or liabilities of a bank? b) What are loans key characteristics? List different types of loans? c) Please rank from high to low the liquidity of reserves, securities and loans for a bank. 2. Liquidity Risk Your bank has the following balance sheet: Assets Liabilities (unit in million) Reserves $50 Checkable deposits $200 Securities 50 Loans 150 Bank capital 50 a)...
Multiple Choice: Choose the “best” answer. Please Answer all Money center banks rely more heavily on wholesale and borrowed funds as sources of liability funding than do community banks. True False Commercial paper is an alternative (competitive product) for large established companies that otherwise would need a business loan from a commercial bank. True False There is only one regulatory agency for commercial banks in the U.S.. True False 4. Customer deposits are classified on a DI's (depository banks) balance...
SOLVENCY RISK AND BANK REGULATION QUESTION: SOLVENCY AND CAPITAL
REGULATION
QUESTION: SOLVENCY AND CAPITAL REGULATION Third Bank" has the following balance sheet (in millions of dollars) with the risk weights in parentheses Assets Liabilities and equity Cash (0%) Interbank deposits with AA rated banks (20%) Standard residential mortgages non- insured with LVR of 85% (50%) Business loans to BB rated borrowers (100%) Total assets $20 Deposits $175 25Subordinated debt (5 years) 70 Cumulative preference shares 70 Common equity (Tier 1)...
49) Which is true regarding sources of commercial bank funds today? A) Nontransaction deposits are much more important than transaction deposits to make up the largest part of commercial banks today, and these nontransaction deposits the assets of commercial banks today B) Equity C) Transaction deposit capital today make up most of the assets of most commercial banks today s are much more important than nontransaction deposits to commercial banks today, and these commercial banks today transaction deposits make up...
“Third Bank” has the following balance sheet (in millions of dollars) with the risk weights in parentheses. ASSET cash (0%) $20 interbank deposit with aa rated banks (20%) $25 Standard residential mortgages non- insured with LVR of 85 % (50%) $70 Business loans to BB rated borrowers (100%) $70 Total $185 Liabilities a equity Deposit $175 Subordinated debt (5 years) (Tier 2 capital) $3 Cumulative perference shares (Tier 1) $5 Common Equity (Tier 1) $ 2 Total $185 In addition,...
Your bank has the following balance sheet: Assets Liabilities (unit in million) Reserves $50 Checkable deposits $200 Securities 50 Loans 150 Bank capital 50 b) If there is an unexpected deposit outflow of $50 million, what is the immediate effect on the balance sheet (fill in numbers in the blank)? Is there liquidity risk? Assets Liabilities Reserves $_____ Checkable deposits $________ Securities _____ Loans _____ Bank capital ____
4- Assume that you can borrow $175,000 for one year from a local commercial bank a. The bank loan officer offers you the loan if you agree to pay $16,000 in interest plus repay the $175,000 at the year. What is the percent interest rate or effective cost? discount loan at 9 percent interest. What is the percent interest rate or effective cost? c. Which one of the two loans would you prefer? 5- Assume that the interest a. If...
1.)To which of the following does the Fed, as used in the United States, refer? A.The country’s central bank B.The federal government C.The Treasury Department D.The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2.)If a bank’s assets and its liabilities are equal, the bank is said to be _______. A.maximizing its profit B.insolvent C.fully utilizing its resources D.in balance 3.)The possibility that borrowers will not be able to repay their loans on time or in full is known as ________ risk. A.liquidity B.credit...