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- Which of the following has caused banks difficulty in estimating liquidity needs?A. competition for loans from other financial institutionsB. deregulation of interest rate ceilings on depositsC. competition for loans from nonfinancial institutionsD. a, b, and cProvide an example of Decentralised Finance (Defi) and critically examine the effect of Defi on traditional banks and the future of financial services.What is evergreening in banking and why it may arise as an equilibrium choice of banks. Carefully explain all relevant concepts and mechanisms. Additionally discuss how much of a problem this may present in the aftermath of a banking crisis.
- Discuss with examples why the money markets could be considered arguable as playing complementary roles with the banking and insurance institutions.Discuss the view that ALM is of No significant in contemporary banking industry due to technological advancements and globalisation.2. If a bank wants to avoid volatility in its regulatory capital, which investment classification would be the most desirable, and which investment classification would be the least desirable? Does your answer differ depending on whether the bank is large or small? In other words, do large and small banks differ on how they can categorize unrealized gains/losses on AFS debt?
- Which of the following is a reason for financial regulation? a. To ensure market dominance by strong financial institutions. b. The failure of any financial institution may have a serious negative impact on individuals and economies. c. Banks cannot be trusted. d. To ensure government control of the economy.Discuss the following statements: “(1) individual financial institutions will generally haveunimportant effects on market prices or the economy as a whole and (2) serving theirfinancial interests always safeguards stability of the financial system” according toIf there is no asymmetric information problem from the perspective of lenders and borrowers, is the role of financial institutions still needed in the financial market? (Hint: should lenders use direct finance?)
- Discuss the potential market failure in the diamond model of banking regulationsFinancial intermedires play a crucial role in an economic crisis they are responbile for both causing The market to crash and then helping it recover from the crisis is this statement true?Discuss with an exampleExplain the following concepts in relation to the role that banks play in financial markets: i) Loan size transformation ii) Maturity transformation iii) Risk transformation
