A Ghanaian bank has assets of GHS100 million and average duration of the assets of 2.7 years. The bank has liabilities of GHS95million and average duration of the liabilities of 1.03 years. If interest rate should increase from 10% to 15%, calculate the change in the (a) market value of assets (b) the market value of the liabilities (c) net worth of the bank
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A bank has an average asset duration of 6 years and an average liability duration of 2 years. This bank has total assets of $ 457 million and total liabilities of $347 million. Currently, market interest rates are 10 percent. If interest rate falls by 2 percent, this bank's change in net worth is $______________ million.
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