a) Duration Gap = Duration of assets - Duration of liabilities * (Liabilities / Assets)
= 7 - 5 *(108 / 120)
Duration Gap = 2.5
b) Exposure of interest rate exposure:
If the interest rate increase and since Duration Gap is positive number, then value of bank's asset will fall more than the value of bank's liabilities.Hence decreasing the bank's equity value.
On the other way, if the interest rate decreases and since Duration Gap is positive number, then assets will gain more than the liabilities. Hence will increase the bank's equity value.
c) Use of future or forward interest rate future:
Since bank positive has positive duration gap, it is more concern about increase in interest rate and resulting more impact on the assets than liabilities. Hence bank should take short position in futures /forward market. So increase in interest rates will results in gain from the future market which will somewhat offset the losses
d) Interest rate increases by 1%
Impact on the equity = -Duration gap * change in interest rates / (1+ current interest rates)
= -2.5 * 1% / (1+6%)
= -2.36%
Absolute impact on equity = -2.36% * 12
Absolute impact on equity =-$0.28 million
e) for 1% increase in interest rate, value of Treasury bond future value will decrease by = -1% *duration of future
= -1% * 8.5
=-8.5%
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