The Tropical State Bank has $1,000 in total assets (all of which are earning assets), $700 of which will be repriced within the next 90 days. This bank also has $800 in total liabilities, $400 of which will be repriced within the next 90 days. Currently, the bank is earning 8 percent on its assets and is paying 5 percent on its liabilities. If interest rates do not change in the next 90 days, what is this bank's net interest margin? 8 percent 5 percent 4 percent 4 percent

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The Tropical State Bank has $1,000 in total assets (all of which are earning assets), $700 of which will be repriced within the next 90 days. This bank also has $800 in total liabilities,

$400 of which will be repriced within the next 90 days. Currently, the bank is earning 8 percent on its assets and is paying 5 percent on its liabilities.

If interest rates do not change in the next 90 days, what is this bank's net interest margin?

  1. 8 percent
  2. 5 percent
  3. 4 percent
  4. 4 percent

 

 

The Tropical State Bank has $1,000 in total assets (all of which are earning assets), $700 of which will be repriced within the next 90 days. This bank also has $800 in total liabilities,

$400 of which will be repriced within the next 90 days. Currently, the bank is earning 8 percent on its assets and is paying 5 percent on its liabilities.

If interest rates on both assets and liabilities rise by 2 percent in the next 90 days, what would be the bank's net interest margin?

  1. 4 percent
  2. 4 percent
  3. 6 percent
  4. 4 percent

 

 

A financial institution with a negative gap can reduce the risk of loss due to changing interest rates by:

  1. extending asset
  2. increasing short-term interest-sensitive
  3. using financial futures or options
  4. All of the options are correct

 

 

If a bank that is asset sensitive can hedge its interest-rate risk by which of the following activities?

  1. Reducing maturities of its assets
  2. Reducing maturities of its liabilities
  3. Using a long hedge
  4. All of the options are correct

 

 

A bank wishing to avoid higher borrowing costs is most likely to use:

  1. a short position or selling hedge in
  2. a long position or buying hedge in
  3. a long position in call option on futures
  4. a long position or buying hedge in futures and a long position in call option on futures contracts.

 

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