Multiple Choice
Under historical accounting methods for the market value of capital, FIs
A) must write down the value of their assets to fully reflect market values.
B) have a great deal of discretion in timing the write downs of problem loans.
C) must conform to regulatory write-down schedules.
D) have an incentive to fully reflect problems in the asset portfolio as they become known.
E) invest in expensive computerized bookkeeping systems.
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