Answer the following questions regarding the balance sheet given below. Assume £1 = $1.40. a) Is this bank net short or net long? b) What is the net interest income (NII) if the value of the £ appreciates to $1.65? c) What is the net interest margin (NIM) if the value of the £ depreciates to $1.15? Assets Liabilities and Equity $800M in USD $200M in GBP $300M in USD $700M in GBP Country US UK Deposit Rate 6% 8% Lending Rate 7% 9%

Assume the value of a bank's average loans is $300 and the value of its average deposits is $400. The bank has liquid assets of $100. What is the bank's financing requirement? Select one: a. $300 – $400 – $100 = –$200 b. $400 – $300 = $100  c. $300 – $400 + $100 = $0 d. $400 – $300 + $100  = $200

If a bank quintuples the amount of its capital and ROA stays constant, what will happen to ROE? ROE will to of what the ROE was before the bank quintupled the amount of its capital. 500.0% 50.0% 20.0%

Find the value of the interest rate (i) that causes the 2 cash flows below to be equivalent! given in the image. Note:hand written should be avoided

Suppose a firm has the following information: Accounts payable =$1 million; notes payable = $1.1 million; short-term debt =$1.4 million; accruals = $500,000; and long-term bonds = $3 million.What is the amount arising from operating current liabilities?($1.5 million)

What is the discount rate at which the following cash flows have a NPV of $0? Answer in %, rounding to 2 decimals.Year 0 cash flow = -116,000Year 1 cash flow = 28,000Year 2 cash flow = 43,000Year 3 cash flow = 38,000Year 4 cash flow = 41,000Year 5 cash flow = 40,000Year 6 cash flow = 37,000

| Suppose that FirstBank has the following simplified balance sheet. Assume that all other components of the balance sheet are equal to zero. Assets Liabilities reserves 3,920 demand deposits 32,000 loans 28,080 32,000 32,000 Assume that the reserve ratio is r= .10 (10%). a. Does FirstBank have excess reserves? If so, of how much? b. Suppose that FirstBank desires to hold no excess reserves, so it loans out its excess reserves to borrowers. How does the balance sheet change? Either use T-accounts or a new balance sheet to show. c. Starting back in a), what is the maximum deposit outflow that FirstBank can sustain without affecting other parts of the balance sheet?