Exam 21: Product and Geographic Expansion
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The emergence of the Euro as a uniform medium of exchange is expected to cause the importance of the dollar to increase among major European countries.
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International expansion often produces revenue-risk diversification benefits for U.S. banks.
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International expansion by a commercial bank should provide increased access to funding sources.
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Economies of scope opportunities seem to be available in the financial services industry, but economies of scale opportunities do not seem to exist.
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Reciprocal banking pacts allowed the non-state companies to purchase banks as long as the purchase permission went in both directions.
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If Bank C agrees to be purchased by Banks A and B, what proportion of assets of Bank C should be taken by Banks A and B, respectively in order to have equal post-merger assets?
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Bank Asset Size 1 \1 00 million 2 \2 00 million 3 \5 00 million
-How do you think the Department of Justice (DOJ) would characterize this market before the merger and which merger is more likely to be approved?
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Section 20 affiliates allow banks to transact previously ineligible securities activities.
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Banks typically have faced few restrictions in expanding their businesses, while securities firms and insurance companies have faced complex rules regarding expansion.
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Merger premiums tend to be higher for target banks in competitive environments, but for which the target bank's loan portfolios are of high quality.
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An investment bank may take a big loss when underwriting an issue on a firm commitment basis because
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The barriers among nonbank financial service firms and commercial firms are generally much stronger than the barriers separating banking and commercial sector activities.
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Concern about the ability to analyze a more complex corporate structure has been used to justify product segmentation on the grounds of
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Which action of the holding company to help its securities affiliate can damage the financial health of its banking subsidiary?
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Nonbank institutions have NOT gained competitive momentum for which of the following financial products?
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The Financial Services Modernization Act repealed the Glass-Steagall barriers between commercial banking and investment banking.
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Under the 1982 guidelines, would the Fed approve the merger of Banks A and C?
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This legislation explicitly stated that banking and insurance were not closely related activities.
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The Douglas amendment to the Bank Holding Company was passed to address a potential loophole to interstate banking posed by
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