Calculate Leverage Adjusted Duration Gap And Interest Rate Risk Exposure For Bank

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Question

 

Assets

Amount

Rate

Duration

Cash

$75 million

 

 

Loans

$750 million

12 percent

1.75 years

Treasuries

$175 million

9 percent

7.00 years

Liabilities and Equity

 

 

 

Time Deposits

$350 million

7 percent

1.75 years

CDs

$575 million

8 percent

2.50 years

Equity

$75 million

 

 



1. Calculate the duration of the assets.
    a. 2.54 years.
    b. 4.375 years.
    c. 1.75 years.
    d. 3.08 years.
    e. 2.50 years.

2. Calculate the duration of the liabilities.
    a. 2.05 years.
    b. 1.75 years.
    c. 2.22 years.
    d. 2.125 years.
    e. 2.50 years.

3. Calculate the leverage-adjusted duration gap and state the FI's interest rate risk exposure.
    a. +1.03 years; exposed to interest rate increases.
    b. +0.32 years; exposed to interest rate increases.
    c. +0.86 years; exposed to interest rate increases.
    d. +0.49 years; exposed to interest rate increases.
    e. –1.32 years; exposed to interest rate decreases.

4. If all interest rates decline 90 basis points (DR/(1+R) = -90 basis points), what is the change in the market value of equity?
    a. –$4.430 million.
    b. +$3.925 million.
    c. +$4.378 million.
    d. +$2.550 million.
    e. +$0.022 million.

Summary

These short questions belong to Finance and the questions deal with calculation of duration of assets and liabilities and leverage adjusted duration gap and the bank’s interest rate risk exposure. The calculations have been given in the solution in detail.

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