Exam 20: Capital Adequacy

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Under Basel III, the credit risk-adjusted value of the bank's on-balance-sheet assets can be found by adding the products of the risk weights for each asset times the market value of each asset.

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The bank is considering changing its asset mix by moving $100 million of commercial loans into Treasury securities. If it does change the asset mix and capital remains the same, the risk-based capital ratio

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In evaluating the risk-adjusted asset value of foreign exchange forward contracts, the value of the current exposure can be either positive or zero.

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The calculation of the risk-adjusted asset values of OBS market contracts

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The book value of bank equity is the present value of assets minus the present value of liabilities.

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Which of the following is NOT a typical argument against market value accounting?

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Market value accounting often is said to be difficult to implement because of the amounts of nontraded assets.

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Counterparty credit risk is more prevalent for exchange-traded derivatives than over-the-counter (OTC) contracts because the bank has more control of its OTC contracts.

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The buffer proposed by Basel III that is designed to ensure that DTIs build up a capital surplus outside of periods of financial distress is called the

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Under Basel III, OSFI requires Canadian banks to hold a total capital to credit risk-adjusted assets equal to 8 percent to be adequately capitalized.

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Similar to Basel II, Basel III will require banks to assign on-balance-sheet assets to one of four categories of credit risk exposure.

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Basel II attempts to encourage market discipline by having banks disclose capital structure, risk exposures, and capital adequacy in a systematic manner.

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Each of the following is a function of capital EXCEPT

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Determining risk-adjusted asset values for OBS market contracts requires multiplying the notional values by the appropriate risk weights.

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Counterparty credit risk is the risk that the other party of a contract will default on contract obligations.

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The BIS plans largely ignore the covariance among asset risks between different parties.

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Losses in asset values due to adverse changes in interest rates are borne initially by the

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Regulators may not be trained or willing to make the necessary decisions that may rely heavily on judgment.

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The Tier I leverage ratio measures the amount of an FI's total capital relative to total assets.

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Under Basel III, OBS contingent guarantee contracts are assigned the same risk weights as on-balance-sheet principal items to determine their risk-adjusted asset values.

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