Bank assets include:
Multiple Choice
A- Equity
B- Mortgages
C- Deposits
Banks assets include - B) Mortgages
This is correct because mortgage or loans in particular are assets for banks because they bring in interest payments
C ) deposits are not assets because they are liabilities because bank has to pay interest on this.
D) equity is not an asset nor liabilty, its the difference bw bank's assets and liabilities.
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Bank assets include: Multiple Choice A- Equity B- Mortgages C- Deposits
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XYZ Bank has the following balance sheet in millions Assets Liabilities and Equity Cash = $30 Demand deposits = $100 4-year treasury notes = $40 3-year certificates of deposits = $150 20-year mortgages = $230 Equity= $50 Total Assets = $300 Total Liabilities and Equity = $300 a) What is the maturity gap for XYZ? b) Is XYZ bank more exposed to an increase or decrease in interest rates? Explain why?
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You are the bank manager of a bank with 10m. capital and 90m.
deposits. -
-Deposits cost you 1%
Choice of two assets:
a)Safe asset earning 5% risk free
b)Risky asset earning 25% and loses 20% with equal
probabilities
It would be nice if you could provide answers explicitly (easy
to read ) and explanations as well. Thanks in advance!
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