A thrift has a negative annual CGAP of $35 million. A credit union has an annual CGAP of +$8 million. The thrift has total assets of $500 million and the credit union has total assets of $40 million. Assuming a zero spread effect, if all interest rates decrease 35 basis points, what is the change in NII for the thrift? For the credit union?
Interest rate decrease by 35 basis point i.e.0.35%
35*0.35=$0.1225 mn decrease
40*0.35= $0.14 mn decrease
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