Having the bank purchase the asset and then lease it to the customer is most often beneficial when the customer is
A) in a higher tax bracket than the bank
B) in the same tax bracket as the bank
C) in a lower tax bracket than the bank
D) a better credit risk than the bank.
E) a poorer credit risk than the bank.
A bank's PLL is
A) the difference between interest income and interest expense.
B) the difference between noninterest income and noninterest expense.
C) a loss reserve charge to earnings for loans that may not be collectible.
D) a contra asset account used to protect equity if loans are written off.
Answer : Having the bank purchase the asset and then lease it to the customer is most often beneficial when the customer is
E) a poorer credit risk than the bank.
(B)A bank's PLL is
C) a loss reserve charge to earnings for loans that may not be collectible.
Having the bank purchase the asset and then lease it to the customer is most often...
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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...
Dudley Bank has the following balance sheet and income
statement.
page 412
Income Statement
Interest on fees and loans $6,715
Interest on repurchase agreements 143
Interest on other investment securities 1,705
Interest on deposits in banks 60
Total interest income $8,623
Interest on deposits 3,018
Interest on debentures 1,140
Total interest expense $4,158
Net interest income $4,465
Provision for loan losses 200
Noninterest income. 950
Noninterest expenses 1,720
Income before taxes $3,495
Taxes 1,220
Net income 2275. For Dudley Bank,...
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