A DI has assets of $12 million consisting of $5 million in cash
and $7 million in loans. It has core deposits of $6 million. It
also has $3 million in subordinated debt and $3 million in equity.
Increases in interest rates are expected to result in a net drain
of $1 million in core deposits over the year.
a-1. The average cost of deposits is 3 percent and
the average yield on loans is 6 percent. The DI decides to reduce
its loan portfolio to offset this expected decline in deposits.
What is the cost to the firm from this strategy after the drain?
(Enter your answer in dollars not in
millions.)
a-2. What will be the total asset size of the firm
after the drain? (Enter your answer in
millions.)
b-1. If the cost of issuing new short-term debt is
4.5 percent, what is the cost of offsetting the expected drain if
the DI increases its liabilities? (Enter your answer in
dollars not in millions.)
b-2. What will be the total asset size of the DI
from this strategy after the drain?
Given,
Core deposits = $ 6 million
Subordinated debt = $ 3 million
Equity = $ 3 million
Net drain in core deposits = $ 1000000
Solution :-
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