Exam 5: Interest Rate Risk Measurement: The Repricing Model
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Because the repricing model ignores the market value effect of changing interest rates, the repricing gap is an incomplete measure of the true interest rate risk exposure of an FI.
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The repricing model ignores information regarding the distribution of assets and liabilities within maturity buckets. This limitation of the model refers to:
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The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) undertook actions in regards to their open market operation in the post global financial crisis environment to move financial markets towards greater stability. This was achieved by:
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If the spread between rate sensitive assets and rate sensitive liabilities increases for a bank, future changes in interest rates will lead to an increase in net interest income.
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Over-aggregation and runoffs are the major problems associated with the repricing gap.
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What is meant by the 'run-off' problem and how can bank managers deal with this problem?
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An FI with a positive gap of $30 million suffers a $0.15 million decrease in its net interest income if interest rates increase by 0.5 per cent.
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Consider the following repricing buckets and gaps:
What is the annualised change in the bank's future net interest income if the average rate change for assets and liabilities that can be repriced within one year is a decrease of 100 basis points?

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Consider the following information to answer the question:
What is the repricing gap for the FI?

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Would you consider the repricing model to be a good and well-founded interest rate risk measurement and management tool? Why or why not?
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How do you interpret the position of an FI with a positive on-balance-sheet gap and a negative off-balance sheet gap?
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