Exam 10: Credit Risk I: Individual Loan Risk
Exam 1: Why Are Financial Institutions Special67 Questions
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Exam 5: Interest Rate Risk Measurement: The Repricing Model69 Questions
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Exam 7: Managing Interest Rate Risk Using Off Balance Sheet Instruments62 Questions
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Exam 13: Foreign Exchange Risk64 Questions
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Consider the following scenario: an FI charges a 0.5 per cent loan origination fee and imposes an 8 per cent compensating balance requirement to be held as non-interest bearing demand deposits. It further sets aside reserves held at the central bank. The value of these reserves is 10 per cent of deposits. The base lending rate is 9 per cent and the credit risk premium for a specific borrower is 3 per cent. What is the ROA on the loan?
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Assume that B = $200 000, r = 1 year, i = 7 per cent, d = 0.9, N(h1) = 0.174120 and N(h2) = 0.793323. Using Moody's KMV Credit Monitor Model, what is the required risk premium on the loan (round to two decimal places)?
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The term 'asset-backed loan' refers to a loan that is backed by a:
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The zone of ignorance in the Altman Z score model indicates that it is difficult to predict whether or not the prospective borrower will default in the future.
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In its simplest form the rate on a loan is set as the base lending rate plus a credit risk premium.
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The position of the business cycle in the economy is not important in assessing the default probability of a borrower.
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The estimate of loan (or capital) risk ( L) can be calculated as follows: DL L [ R / (1+R)].
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Assume the interest rate in the market for one-year zero-coupon government bonds is i = 7.5 per cent and the rate for one-year zero-coupon grade BB bonds is k = 11.8 per cent. What is the implied probability of default on the corporate bond (round to two decimals)?
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Consider the following scenario: an FI charges a 0.5 per cent loan origination fee and imposes a 10 per cent compensating balance requirement to be held as non-interest bearing demand deposits. It further sets aside reserves held at the central bank. The value of these reserves is 15 per cent of deposits. What is the base lending rate if the credit risk premium is 3.055 per cent and the ROA on the loan is 17 per cent?
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A credit line on which a borrower can both draw and repay many times over the life of the loan contract is called a:
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Assume that f1 = 13.50 per cent and c1 = 17.40 per cent. Which of the following statements is true?
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Assume a $500 000 loan has a duration of 2.5 years. The current interest rate level is 10 per cent and a sudden change in the credit premium of 1 per cent is expected. Further assume that the one-year income on the loan is $2500. What is the loan's RAROC (round to two decimals)?
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