You project the following events in your bank over the next 30 calendar days: Loans issued: $200 Government bond interest (coupon) payments: $50 Line of credit withdrawals by corporate clients: $20 Deposit withdrawals caused by banking turmoil: $350 Borrowing from the money market: $50 Your bank has a stock of high-quality liquid assets of $80. What is your bank's LCR?

Consider a bank with the following balance sheet Assets Liabilities Required reserves Excess reserves T-bills Commercial loans $ 9 million Checkable deposits $ million Bank capital $ 44 million $ 52 million $ 100 million $ 10 million The bank makes a loan commitment for $15 million to a commercial customer. Before the commitment, the bank's capital ratio equals%. (Round your response to two decimal places.)

The financial statements for MHM Bank (MHM) are shown below: Calculate the dollar value of MHM’s earning assets. Calculate the dollar value of MHM’s interest-bearing liabilities. Calculate MHM’s spread. Calculate MHM’s interest expense ratio.

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Below, we see the balance sheet for Schlau Bank. Assets Reserves: $ 100 Long-term investments: $ 100 Total Assets: ? Liabilities Demand deposits: $ 150 Borrowing from other banks: $40 Total liabilities: ? Stockholders' equity: ? a. Calculate the stockholders' equity for Schlau Bank. b. After a mortgage crisis, 20% of the Schlau Bank's long-term investments default, losing completely their value. Is Schlau Bank able to withstand this test without getting insolvent? Explain your answer. c. In case of insolvency, explain (briefly) how the Fed minimizes the risk of possible losses by depositors and preverits a bank run from happening in (healthy) banks in the financial system. Table

In the example below, we will use year-end assets. Bank A receives $70 in deposits at 5% and, together with 40 in equity, makes a loan of $90 at 7%. The remaining of assets is G-Bond. We will ignore taxes for the moment. Bank A Cash Reserves for Deposit  ? Loan 7%                              $90 G-Bond   5%                             ? Deposits    5%                             $70 Equity                                           $40 Total Assets                       $? Total Equity and Deposit        $110  If Cash Reserves for deposit is at least 8% of the deposit under the Basel Accord, how much of the G-Bond Bank A should purchase?         $17       $14       $16       $18       $20       $15       $19       $21

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If a bank has $200,000 of checkable deposits, a required reserve ratio of 20 percent, and it holds $80,000 in reserves, then the maximum deposit outflow it can sustain without altering its balance sheet is A) $50,000. B) $40,000. C) $30,000. D) $25,000. Answer: A How to solve it?

9. Bank leverage Use the information presented in Southwestern Mutual Bank's balance sheet to answer the following questions. Bank's Balance Sheet Assets Liabilities and Owners' Equity Reserves $150 Deposits $1,200 Loans $600 Debt $200 Securities $750 Capital (owners' equity) $100 Suppose a new customer adds $100 to his account at Southwestern Mutual Bank, which the owners of the bank then use to make $100 worth of new loans. This would increase the loans account and the account. This would also bring the leverage ratio from its initial value of to a new value of Which of the following do bankers take into account when determining how to allocate their assets? Check all that apply. The total value of liabilities The riskiness of each asset The size of the monetary base

Imagine that the banking system's balance sheet can be represented by the following t-account: Assets   LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH   RESERVES 200 DEPOSITS 2000 BONDS 800     LOANS 1000 NETWORTH 0 TOTAL 2000 TOTAL 2000 Assuming the bank is "loaned up" the required reserve ratio is ___________ (round to two decimal places) The money multiplier is ___________ Imagine that the central bank uses open market operations to buy $300 worth of bonds from the bank above. Fill in the following t-account assuming that the money multiplier has taken its full effect: ASSETS   LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH   RESERVES __?___ DEPOSITS ___?__ BONDS ____?___     LOANS ____?____ NET WORTH ___?___ TOTAL _____?______ TOTAL ___?___