Assets (S) Liabities (S) Desired Reserves 8.000.000 Chequable Deposits 90.000.000 Excess Reserves 3.000.00d Bank Capital 6.000.000 T-bils 45.000.000 Commercial Loans 40.000.00d The bank makes a loan commitment for $15.000.000 to a commercial customer. Caloulate the bank'scaptal aio before and her the geement Calotebe before and after the agreement. Calculate the bank'scapital ratio before and after the agreement The bank'scapital ratio before the agreement is. (Roundio two decimal places). The bank'scapital ratio after the agreement is . (Roundto two decimal places). Calculate the bank'srisk-weighted assets before and after the agreement The bank'srisk-weighted assets before the commitment are S (Roundro the nearest dollar).

Assets (S) Liabities (S) Desired Reserves 8.000.000 Chequable Deposits 90.000.000 Excess Reserves 3.000.00d Bank Capital 6.000.000 T-bils 45.000.000 Commercial Loans 40.000.00d The bank makes a loan commitment for $15.000.000 to a commercial customer. Caloulate the bank'scaptal aio before and her the geement Calotebe before and after the agreement. Calculate the bank'scapital ratio before and after the agreement The bank'scapital ratio before the agreement is. (Roundio two decimal places). The bank'scapital ratio after the agreement is . (Roundto two decimal places). Calculate the bank'srisk-weighted assets before and after the agreement The bank'srisk-weighted assets before the commitment are S (Roundro the nearest dollar).

Cornerstones of Financial Accounting

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Author:Jay Rich, Jeff Jones

Publisher:Jay Rich, Jeff Jones

Chapter4: Internal Control And Cash

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