Exam 16: Off-Balance-Sheet Risk

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Fees from derivative products are an increasing component of noninterest income for many FIs.

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The delta of an option is

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Which of the following statements best describe a derivative contract?

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Standby letters of credit perform an insurance function similar to that of commercial and trade letters of credit.

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In many ways, SLCs perform similar functions for a borrower as do loan commitments.

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Loan commitment activities increase the insolvency exposure of FIs that engage in such activities.

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More FIs fail as a result of credit risk exposures than either interest rate or FX risk exposure.

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The current market value or contingent claim value of OBS items overestimates their notional value.

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Contingent credit risk is more serious for futures contracts than forward contracts because the over-the-counter arrangements necessary to replicate the guarantees at a later date.

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An "material adverse change in conditions" clause is included in loan commitments to protect the FI against

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The ability to form financial holding companies for the purpose of creating full-service financial institutions has caused an increase in affiliate risk.

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Derivative products used in managing contingent credit risk can only be acquired as over-the-counter arrangements.

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Off-balance-sheet items can generate cash flows that immediately impact the bank's financial performance.

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All off-balance-sheet items will eventually move on to the balance sheet at some point in time.

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In Canada, commercial banks are the only issuers of standby letters of credit.

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Up-front fees on loan commitments are charged as a certain percentage of

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Even though an FI has off-balance-sheet activities, the true net worth is equal to on-balance sheet assets minus on-balance sheet liabilities.

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The quantity risk exposure of a loan commitment is

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A $200 million loan commitment has an up-front fee of 20 basis points and a back-end fee of 25 basis points on the unused portion. If 25 percent of the commitment is drawn down, the total fees are

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Funds transferred on Fedwire are settled at the end of the day.

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