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This document provides a tutorial on banks and bank management. It includes [1] review questions on uses of funds and sources of funds for banks, how banks make profits, and aspects of bank management; [2] multiple choice questions testing understanding of bank balance sheets, reserves, deposits, and performance metrics; and [3] application questions involving rearranging a bank's balance sheet and calculating reserves.

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Tute 8 Questions

This document provides a tutorial on banks and bank management. It includes [1] review questions on uses of funds and sources of funds for banks, how banks make profits, and aspects of bank management; [2] multiple choice questions testing understanding of bank balance sheets, reserves, deposits, and performance metrics; and [3] application questions involving rearranging a bank's balance sheet and calculating reserves.

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TUTORIAL 8

BANKS AND MANAGEMENT

Part 1: Review questions


1. What are uses of funds and sources of funds for a bank?
2. How does a bank make profit?
3. What are the major aspects of bank management?
4. How can a bank manage credit risks?
5. How can a bank manage interest rate risks?

Part 2: Multiple-choice questions

1. The fundamental balance sheet identity is:


A. Total assets = total liabilities + capital
B. total assets + capital = total liabilities
C. Total assets = total liabilities
D. total assets = total liabilities – capital

2. The largest bank asset is


A. Securities
B. Loans
C. Physical Assets
D. Reserves

3. The largest bank liability is


A. non-transaction deposits
B. government bonds
C. borrowing
D. checkable deposits

4. Short-term security holdings by banks are often referred to as:


A. secondary reserves
B. required reserves
C. excess reserves
D. total reserves

5. For bank A, a deposit of $100 (in cash or currency) in a checking account will:
A. increase the money supply by $100.
B. reduce the money supply by $100.
C. increase both reserves and checkable deposits by $100.
D. reduce both reserves and checkable deposits by $100.

6. If a bank gains $100 of reserves and $100 of checkable deposits, and the reserve
requirement ratio is 15%, then the bank will:
A. gain $85 of excess reserves.
B. gain $15 of excess reserves.
C. gain $85 of required reserves.
D. gain $100 of excess reserves.
7. If a bank is short of required reserves, it may:
A. borrow from the Fed at the Fed Funds rate.
B. increase loans.
C. increase security holdings.
D. borrow from the Fed at the current discount rate.

8. If a bank sells $100 of securities, it will:


A. gain $100 of bank capital.
B. gain $100 of savings accounts.
C. gain $100 of loans.
D. gain $100 of reserves.

9. When a bank purchases an earning asset (security or loan) it will:


A. lose reserves.
B. increase reserves.
C. increase savings accounts.
D. gain bank capital.

10. Return on Assets (ROA) is defined as:


A. net profit before taxes/assets.
B. net profit before taxes/liabilities.
C. net profit after taxes/assets.
D. net profit after taxes/liabilities.

11. What do banks count as reserves?


A. Capital and deposits at the Fed
B. Vault cash and deposits at the Fed
C. Deposits at other banks and cash items in process of collection
D. Vault cash and U.S. government securities

12. Acquiring funds at low cost is the main concern of ________ management
A. liquidity
B. capital
C. liability
D. asset

13. To manage credit risk, financial intermediaries can:


A. Require collateral and compensating balances.
B. Screen and monitor customers.
C. Develop long term relationships with customers
D. All of the above

14. Off-balance sheet activities include all of the following except:


A. Secondary loan participation
B. Short term loans
C. Speculation in the futures markets
D. Loan commitment fees
Part 3: Applications

1. Problems 3, 5, 7, 9, 15 - chapter 10

2. Additional problem:
A commercial bank has mixed up the assets and liablities items as follows: (in $’000)
Checkable deposits 80
Deposit with central bank 20
Cash on hand 20
Savings 120
Long-term loan to customer 150
Security (fixed rate) 80
Capital 120
Other assets 35
Borrowing from other bank 80
Time deposits 150
Short-term loan to customer 120
Deposit with other bank 65
Security (floating rate) 60

1. Rearrange the above items into a balance sheet of the bank


2. If the required reserve ratio is 10% for checkable deposit and 5% for saving
deposits and time deposits, does the bank hold any exess reserves? If yes, how
much are they? What is the meaning of these excess reserves.
3. If customers withdraw 10 from checkable deposits and 20 from saving accounts,
a. What will the bank’s balance sheet be? Using T-account
b. What is the problem of this new balance sheet.
c. How can the bank do to solve this problem

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