Question No. 5: Using the following information for New River National Bank, calculate that bank's ratios of Tier I-capital-to- risk-weighted assets and total -capital-to-risk-weighted assets under the terms of the Basel I agreement. Does the bank have sufficient capital? 1. On-balance-sheet items (Assets) Amounts S Loans to corporations U.S. treasury securities Deposits due from banks Secured loans Cash Off-balance-sheet items Amounts $ 150,000 Long-term unused commitments 170,000 70,000 SLCS 60,000 Total off-balance-sheet item 140,000 Tier I capital 20,000 Tier II capital 160,000 350,000 11,000 10,000

Question No. 5: Using the following information for New River National Bank, calculate that bank's ratios of Tier I-capital-to- risk-weighted assets and total -capital-to-risk-weighted assets under the terms of the Basel I agreement. Does the bank have sufficient capital? 1. On-balance-sheet items (Assets) Amounts S Loans to corporations U.S. treasury securities Deposits due from banks Secured loans Cash Off-balance-sheet items Amounts $ 150,000 Long-term unused commitments 170,000 70,000 SLCS 60,000 Total off-balance-sheet item 140,000 Tier I capital 20,000 Tier II capital 160,000 350,000 11,000 10,000

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Author:Robert F. Blitzer

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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