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List down the two ratios proposed by Basel III to manage liquidity risks of commercial banks.
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- What are the risk-adjusted on-balance-sheet assets of the bank as defined under the Basle Accord?Discuss the Basel disintermediated scenario and its impact on incumbent banks?Think about the factors at both global and U.S. levels that may affect the liquidity of banks. List three factors and briefly explain their possible impact
- Banks are regulated by e.g. Basel-II or -III-rules.a) Please name the reason why the Basel accords bear the name of the Swiss town Basel. b) Please explain one aspect/ element of Basel II-equity rules.(reason(s) for rule; measurement/ figure; weakness; enhancement by Basel-III-regulation) Banks have to ensure that they are able to meeting all clients’ withdrawals by “holdingliquidity”. c) Please explain the regulation of liquidity by Basel rules.(Basel-II liquidity regulation, event for strict(er) rules, enhancement by Basel-III-rules,measurement of liquidity situation of banks, effects on banks’ profit situation).Which of the following interest rate is the rate charged by Federal Reserve Banks for their loans to the financial institutions? A) Federal Funds rate B) Prime rate C) Discount rate D) Treasury bond yield rateClassify the following financial instruments as money market securities or capital market securities: Banker’s acceptances Commercial paper Common stock Corporate bonds Mortgages Negotiable certificates of deposit Repurchase agreements U.S. Treasury bills U.S. Treasury notes Federal funds
- Please define and give the basic characteristics of the following financial instruments. a)certificates b)options c)Central bank of the Republic of Turkey(CBRT)Liquidity billsWhich of the following is not a Money Market Instruments? a. Corporate Bonds b. Bankers’ Acceptance c. Bills of Exchange d. Treasury BillsWith open market operations, the federal reserve sets the interest rate it lends to banks. Ture or false
- Explain the functions of the Federal Reserve Banking system. Of the functions which is the most critical? Which is the least critical? Explain why.How can monetary policies created by a central bank affect financial markets and financial institutions? Instructions: Answer in 2 sentencesWhat are the liquidity ratios recommended to manage liquidity risk for a commercial bank?