Q1:Please review the grid given below showing key financials for CY2019 of eight listed full-servicecommercial banks that are currently operating in Pakistan's financial landscape and answer thequestions given below:Currency: PKR in MillionsSHAREHOLDER EQUITYBANK'S NAM ENET INCOMETOTAL ASSETSTOTAL LIABILITIES1NBP23,028.002,369,885.002,194,503.00125,693.002,684,102.001,327,311.002HBL8,182.002,495,286.00188,815.00MCB22,459.001,173,745.00153,566.004АBL12,734.001,245,712.001,138,996.00106,716.005SCB8,245.00513,548.00450,611.0057,335.006FABL4,515.00488,027.00488,795.0039,232.007HMB5,864.00651,124.00607,262.0043,862.008ВАН8,650.00919,051.00873,175.0045,875.00Required:a) Calculate ROA, ROE, Total Assets to Shareholders Equity and Debt to Equity Ratios of all theBanks.b) Which Bank do you think has performed well and why? Explain in bullet-points.c) Which of the above Bank or Banks you think have a leveraged position? What possible riskfactors are inherent with higher leveraged position? Explain in bullet points.

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Currency: PKR in Millions TOTAL LIABILITIES SHAREHOLDER EQUITY NET INCOME TOTAL ASSETS 23,028.00 BANK'S NAME 1 NBP 2,369,885.00 2,194,503.00 125,693.00 2 HBL 8,182.00 2,684,102.00 2,495,286.00 188,815.00 3 MCB 22,459.00 1,327,311.00 1,173,745.00 153,566.00 106,716.00 57,335.00 4 ABL 12,734.00 1,245,712.00 513,548.00 1,138,996.00 5 SCB 8,245.00 450,611.00 FABL 4,515.00 488,027.00 488,795.00 39,232.00 651,124.00 919,051.00 7 HMB 5,864.00 43,862.00 607,262.00 873,175.00 ВАН 8,650.00 45,875.00 Required: a) Calculate ROA, ROE, Total Assets to Shareholders Equity and Debt to Equity Ratios of all the Banks. b) Which Bank do you think has performed well and why? Explain in bullet-points. c) Which of the above Bank or Banks you think have a leveraged position? What possible risk

Currency: PKR in Millions TOTAL LIABILITIES SHAREHOLDER EQUITY NET INCOME TOTAL ASSETS 23,028.00 BANK'S NAME 1 NBP 2,369,885.00 2,194,503.00 125,693.00 2 HBL 8,182.00 2,684,102.00 2,495,286.00 188,815.00 3 MCB 22,459.00 1,327,311.00 1,173,745.00 153,566.00 106,716.00 57,335.00 4 ABL 12,734.00 1,245,712.00 513,548.00 1,138,996.00 5 SCB 8,245.00 450,611.00 FABL 4,515.00 488,027.00 488,795.00 39,232.00 651,124.00 919,051.00 7 HMB 5,864.00 43,862.00 607,262.00 873,175.00 ВАН 8,650.00 45,875.00 Required: a) Calculate ROA, ROE, Total Assets to Shareholders Equity and Debt to Equity Ratios of all the Banks. b) Which Bank do you think has performed well and why? Explain in bullet-points. c) Which of the above Bank or Banks you think have a leveraged position? What possible risk

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