old National Bank has the following sources of funds: $ 694 million in capital and surplus, $425 million in demand deposits, $770 million in time and savings deposits, and $250 million in subordinated debt. What is the maximum dollar amount Old National Bank may lend to a single customer? Final answer only

old National Bank has the following sources of funds: $ 694 million in capital and surplus, $425 million in demand deposits, $770 million in time and savings deposits, and $250 million in subordinated debt. What is the maximum dollar amount Old National Bank may lend to a single customer? Final answer only

Intermediate Financial Management (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Financial Statements

Section: Chapter Questions

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