Ans.1- (B)
Think of checking deposits as your saving account balance.Its an asset for you and a liability for bank.
Ans.2- (C)
It will want the duration of its assets(e.g. loans provided to banks-on which it will earn interest) to be greater than the duration of its liabilities(e.g.loan taken from central bank) ,a positive duration gap in order to increase its capital.
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