A man applies for a bank loan. The probability that it will be approved is 2/3. If the loan is approved, the probability that his business venture will succeed is 3/4. If the loan is not approved, the probability that his business will succeed is only 1/4. What is the probability that his business will succeed?
A man applies for a bank loan. The probability that it will be approved is 2/3....
An applicant applies for a car loan, and either the application is approved or rejected (no other options are possible). The probability that the application is approved and rejected is
question 4 pls Q4: The Small Business Association (SBA) is a govemment organization that supports entrepreneurs by essentially co-signing commercial loans made by banks. Lending money to small businesses is inherently risky, given that approximately 50% of all small businesses fail within 5 years of their founding, often defaulting on their loans in the process. Currently, about 54% of all applications for SBA loans are approved. Of course, lenders do their best to only approve applications from those businesses that...
a. P(B- N) P(A = N) d, Q4: The Small Business Association (SBA) is a govemment organization that supports entrepreneurs by essentially co-signing commercial loans made by banks. Lending money to small businesses is inherently risky given that approximately 50% of all small businesses fail within 5 years of their founding, often defaulting on their loans in the process. Currently, about 54% of all applications for SBA loans are approved. Of course, lenders do their best to only approve applications...
1. How banks evaluate credit risk Mr. Nag applies for a loan at North bank Which of the following most accurately explains why the bank would require Mr. Nag to provide information about occupation over the past 5 years, credit reports, and contact information for current and past business partners of Mr. Zambetti? The bank needs to assess Mr. Nag's character to evaluate his credit risk. The bank applies duration analysis to assess Mr. Nag's credit risk. The bank applies...
A man and his wife are running a race. The probability that the man will be able to run 10 more miles is 1/4; the probability that his wife will be able to run 10 more miles is 1/3. Find the probability that (i) both will be able to run 10 more miles? (ii) at least one of them will be able to run 10 more miles? (iii) neither will be able to run 10 more miles? (iv) only his...
A family in Melbourne purchased a house in October 2019. A local bank approved a loan of L = $500,000 at a fixed annual interest rate ofr = 3.25% for this family to settle the purchase. The loan need to be paid over 25 years through monthly repayments of an equal amount m (in dollars). Note that m depends on r and is treated as a function of r denoted as m(r). (1) Calculate the monthly repayment amount m(r) when...
Leon Jackson is ecstatic! First National Bank just approved a loan for Leon to start a Web site design 138 • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING and maintenance business called Webworks. He is now ready to purchase his needed equipment, hire his administrative help, and begin designing sites. During June, his first month of business, the following occur: a. Webworks signs a note at the bank and is given $10,000 cash. b. Leon deposits $2,000 of his own money into Webworks’s checking account....
Assumption: You work as a commercial loan officer in a local bank. The president of a small-to-medium sized fast-food restaurant chain, with 250 employees in five locations, comes into your bank and asks for a business loan of $400,000 to help fund his expansion plans for building two additional restaurant locations. Question(s): 1-What would be your concerns as the loan officer? 2-What questions would you ask and what financial documents might you request of him/her? 3- Explain the importance of...
QUESTION 2 Your loan of AED 50,000 is approved at simple i = 7.5% per year. What is amount of the interest after 3 years? AED
Problem 2. A customer has approached a bank for a loan. Without further information, the bank believes there is a 7% chance that the customer will default on the loan. The bank can run a credit check on the customer. The check will yield either a favorable or an unfavorable report. From past experience, the bank believes that P(favorable report being received | customer will default) 2 40' and 95 100 P(favorable report customer will not default) If a favorable...