Use the following information for questions 1-3:
Asset |
Book Value (in millions) |
U.S. Treasury securities |
$ 100 |
Municipal general obligation bonds |
$100 |
Residential mortgages |
$400 |
Commercial loans |
$200 |
Total book value |
$800 |
Asset |
Risk Weight |
U.S. Treasury securities |
0% |
Municipal general obligation bonds |
20% |
Residential mortgages |
50% |
Commercial loans |
100% |
1. Calculate the credit risk-weighted assets using the following information:
A. 400 |
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B. 410 |
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C. 420 |
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D. 430 |
2. Basel I standards require 4% in Tier I capital and 8% in total (Tier I + Tier II) capital. Using the data from the previous question compute the minimum required Tier I capital.
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B. $28 million |
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C. $32 million |
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D. $35 million |
3. Basel I standards require 4% in Tier I capital and 8% in total (Tier I + Tier II) capital. Using the data from the previous questions compute the minimum required Tier II capital if the bank has $30 million in Tier I capital.
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B. $3.6 million |
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C. $3.7 million |
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D. $3.8 million |
1. Risk weighted Assets is a bank's assets or off balance sheet exposures weighted according to risk.
Credit Risk Weighted Assets = $100*0% + $1002*0% + $400*50% + $200*100% = 420
Therefore, the answer is C.
2. Minimum Tier 1 Capital Required = Minimum Percentage* Risk Weighted Assets = 5%*420 = $21 million.
Therefore, the answer is A.
3. Minimum Tier 1 + Tier II Capital Required = Minimum Percentage* Risk Weighted Assets = 8%*420 = $33.6 million
Amount in Tier 1 Capital = $ 30 million
Minimum amount required in Tier II Capital = $33.6 - $30 million = $3.6 million
Therefore, the answer is B.
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