Which of the following statements is/are true? Multiple statements may be true A bank borrowing from the central bank signals confidence to other market participants The risk of fire sale is decreasing in the underlying item's illiquidity Liquidity risk can be addressed using off-balance sheet items Liquidity risk can originate from off-balance sheet items

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It is said that open market transactions involve the sale or purchase of securities by the BSP to withdraw or inject liquidity into the system. What is Securities?

Which of the following statements is false?   A.   Internal controls are the processes by which the firm ensures that it presents accurate financial statements.   B.   Greenfield investments provide uncertain cash flows with high yields and high growth potential.   C.   Footnotes allow investors or any users to improve their assessments of the amount, timing, and uncertainty of the estimates reported in financial statements.   D.   Secondary markets are the markets in which existing, already outstanding securities are traded among investors.

and allow a financial intermediary to offer safe liquid liabilities such as deposits while investing the depositors money in riskier illiquid assets. Multiple Choice O Diversification; high equity returns Price risk; collateral Free riders; regulations

Which of the following is not likely cause of Default? Select one: O aLack of compliance with loan policies O b.Inadequate controls over loan officers c.Over concentration of bank lending in certain sectors or areas Od.Lending in familiar markets Oe.All of the above

One of the following statement is true about strategies of liquidity management Select one: O a. Asset Liquidity Management or Asset Conversion Strategy. This strategy calls for storing liquidity in the form of illiquid assets (T-bills, fed funds loans, CDs, etc.) and selling them when liquidity is needed b. Borrowed Liquidity or Liability Management Strategy. This strategy calls for the bank to purchase or borrow from the money market to cover all of its liquidity needs Balanced Liquidity Strategy. The C. use of liquid asset holdings (Asset Management) O d. No need to follow any strategy for liquidity management

The risks below faced the financial institutions:  Credit Risk  Liquidity Risk  Interest Rate Risk  Off-Balance-Sheet Risk  Market Risk Foreign Exchange Risk Sovereign Risk Technology Risk Operational Risk FinTech Risk Insolvency Risk What causes these risks, and How to mitigate them? I understand these risks are interdependent to each others.

Question about Securitization in Accounts Receivables How does a large company convert it's accounts receivables into securities? How does that process exactly work? And how does this benefit both parties? (when selling the security). Please explain this case and give an e.g for better understanding.

Interbank borrowings are borrowings among banks are non-collateralized loans among banks are subject to asymmetric information problems. O all of the above