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Bank regulators set minimum capital standards to force banks to follow socially desirable policies. True\false. Explain
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- Distinguish between illiquidity and insolvency for banks and discuss the role of capital in protecting against these problems.How does capital protect a bank from failure? Why are banks currently holding capital well above the minimum regulatory requirement? What are the ways in which a bank can increase its capital ratio?Minimum capital requirement is a popular tool for bank regulation around the world. Some commented argue for differential capital requirements with the size and the systemic importance of financial institutions as the key discriminating factor. What are the basic arguments for increasing capital requirements at large commercial banks? In what ways will depositors, stockholders, and society in general benefit? How might each group be disadvantaged? As commercial banks enter new lines of business such as brokerage, how much additional capital should be required? Should these new lines of business be insured under a depository insurance scheme? Why or why not? Give examples from today's financial marketplace.
- What are the basic arguments for increasing capital requirements at large commercial banks? In what ways will depositors, stockholders, and society in general benefit? How might each group be disadvantaged? As commercial banks enter new lines of business such as brokerage, how much additional capital should be required? Should these new lines of business be insured by the FDIC? Why or why not? Give examples from today’s financial marketplace.Explain how capital adequacy requirements may affect a commercial bank’s dividend payout and growth potential. If the bank anticipates a decrease in its capital adequacy ratio (capital to total asset ratio), what options are available to prevent the decline? What risks, if any, are there in each strategy... Banks’ managers do not want to mmaintain much capital because they do not bear fully the costs of their failure. In addition to this reason others claim that banks’ managers do not want to maintain higher levels of capital because higher levels of capital attract greater scrutiny from bank regulators. Comment on this claim. The two most pressing demands for liquidity from a bank come from, first, customers withdrawing their deposits. Identify and discuss the second demand on the bank for liquidity.Write methodology of impact of intellectual capital on the performance of SMEs/banks?
- please view images below c. Does the bank have enough capital to meet the Basle requirements? If not, what minimum Tier 1 or total capital does it need to meet the requirement? d.Discuss the major shortcomings of the Basle I accord.Provide an example of Decentralised Finance (Defi) and critically examine the effect of Defi on traditional banks and the future of financial services.ROA and ROE are considered as the performance evaluation tools for banks. Do they always move in the same direction? How does an increase in capital affect them?
- Could you give some example that explain thoroughly why capital adequacy management in commercial bank is so important?ROA and ROE are considered as ther performance evaluation tools for banks. Do they always move in the same direction? How does an increase in capital affect them?For a bank with deficient capital ratios, which of the following actions could be required by regulators to increase the capital ratios, all else constant? A. Reallocate assets to increase the bank's holdings of cash B. Increase the bank's leverage C. Increase the bank's growth rate by making additional commercial loans. D. Increase the bank's dividend payment E. Decrease the bank's holdings of short-term Treasury securities.
