Exam 1: Basic Concepts
Exam 1: Basic Concepts36 Questions
Exam 2: The Nature and Variety of Financial Intermediation42 Questions
Exam 3: The What, How, and Why of Financial Intermediaries38 Questions
Exam 4: Major Risks Faced by Banks14 Questions
Exam 5: Interest Rate Risk24 Questions
Exam 6: Liquidity Risk7 Questions
Exam 7: Spot Lending and Credit Risk45 Questions
Exam 8: Further Issues in Bank Lending42 Questions
Exam 9: Special Topics in Credit: Syndicated Loans, Loan Sales, and Project Finance7 Questions
Exam 10: Off-Balance Sheet Banking and Contingent Claims Products34 Questions
Exam 11: Securitization45 Questions
Exam 12: The Deposit Contract, Deposit Insurance, and Shadow Banking44 Questions
Exam 13: Capital Structure12 Questions
Exam 14: The 200709 Financial Crisis and Other Financial Crises13 Questions
Exam 15: Objectives of Bank Regulation31 Questions
Exam 16: Major Milestones in Banking Legislation and Regulatory Reform42 Questions
Exam 17: The Evolution of Banks and Markets and the Role of Financial Innovation12 Questions
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There are three types of cars, the good G, the bad B, and the ugly U.A G car is worth $30, a B car is worth $15, and a U car is worth $0.A buyer cannot distinguish the quality of cars offered for sale, but the seller does.If there is equal probability of a car being G, B, or U,
-which car is offered for sale in equilibrium and at what price?
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There are two possible states of nature, s = 1, and s = 2, over the next period.There are two securities i and j) whose current prices are $10 and $15, respectively.Security i has a payoff of $10 in state s = 1, and $16 in state s = 2, while security j provides $25 in state s = 1 and $8 in state s = 2.
-What are the prices of the Arrow-Debreu securities in the two states?
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Consider a firm with $100 retained earnings.It has risky debt outstanding which requires a payment of $100 one period hence.The firm has a risky project which requires an investment of $50 today.If the project is undertaken, the shareholders get a liquidating dividend of $50 today.The state of nature one period hence is either High H or Low L with equal probability.If no investment is made today, the firm has a total value of $120 in state H or $80 in state L.If the investment is made, the firm's total value is $250 in state H or $10 in state L.Assume a discount rate of zero.
-The firm's expected total value with the investment is
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Consider a firm with $100 retained earnings.It has risky debt outstanding which requires a payment of $100 one period hence.The firm has a risky project which requires an investment of $50 today.If the project is undertaken, the shareholders get a liquidating dividend of $50 today.The state of nature one period hence is either High H or Low L with equal probability.If no investment is made today, the firm has a total value of $120 in state H or $80 in state L.If the investment is made, the firm's total value is $250 in state H or $10 in state L.Assume a discount rate of zero.
-What is the expected payoff to the bondholders if the project is ndertaken?
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If the role of financial intermediaries is to produce and process information, then they are least needed when
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Suppose you are a bank lending officer and you are trying to determine if it is worthwhile giving a loan to a potential borrower.You have a prior belief that a borrower is good or bad with equal probability.By gathering information you can determine, albeit imperfectly, whether an applicant is good or bad.If the applicant is good, there is a probability of 0.7 0.3 that your signal reveals that he is good bad.If the applicant is bad, there is a 0.4 0.6 probability that your signal reveals that he is good bad.
-What is your posterior belief that an applicant is good when your signal tell you that he is good?
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There are two possible states of nature, s = 1, and s = 2, over the next period.There are two securities i and j) whose current prices are $10 and $15, respectively.Security i has a payoff of $10 in state s = 1, and $16 in state s = 2, while security j provides $25 in state s = 1 and $8 in state s = 2.
-If you want to get a payoff of $16 in state s = 1 and $12.8 in state s = 2, how would you allocate your wealth between the two securities i and j?
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There are three types of cars, the good G, the bad B, and the ugly U.A G car is worth $40, a B car is worth $20, and a U car is worth $15.The seller knows the precise quality of his car, but the buyer cannot distinguish the difference in the quality of a car offered for sale.There is an equal probability of a car being G, B, or U.
-Suppose the seller of type G offers a warranty of $g, the type B seller offers $b, and the type U seller offers $u if the car fails.The probability of failure is 0.1, 0.6, and 0.9 for the G, B, and U types, respectively.An incentive compatibility condition is
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Suppose there are two risky assets, X and Y, and a riskless bond, B.There are two possible states H and L of the economy over the next period.X provides a payoff of $0 in state H and $50 in state L, while Y provides a payoff of $50 in state H and $0 in state L.B provides a payoff of $50 regardless of the states.X, Y, and B are currently selling for $30, $30, and $25, respectively.A possible riskless arbitrage opportunity is to...
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There are three types of cars, the good G, the bad B, and the ugly U.A G car is worth $40, a B car is worth $20, and a U car is worth $15.The seller knows the precise quality of his car, but the buyer cannot distinguish the difference in the quality of a car offered for sale.There is an equal probability of a car being G, B, or U.
-In equilibrium, which car is offered for sale and at what price?
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There are two assets, A and B, with a standard deviation of 10 and 15, respectively.If the correlation coefficient between the two assets is 0.5, then a portfolio that consists of 0.4 of A and 0.6 of B has a standard deviation of
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Consider a firm with $100 retained earnings.It has risky debt outstanding which requires a payment of $100 one period hence.The firm has a risky project which requires an investment of $50 today.If the project is undertaken, the shareholders get a liquidating dividend of $50 today.The state of nature one period hence is either High H or Low L with equal probability.If no investment is made today, the firm has a total value of $120 in state H or $80 in state L.If the investment is made, the firm's total value is $250 in state H or $10 in state L.Assume a discount rate of zero.
-To maximize the shareholders' wealth, the firm should
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