Declining Net Interest Margin (NIM) suggests:

A bank’s Net Interest Margin (NIM) measures:

The bank reported the following information: $50,000 interest from loans $200,000 interest from securities $300,000 interest paid on customer deposits $100,000 interest paid on borrowings $100,000 earned service fees $200,000 salaries $70,000 provision for loan losses Tier 1 Capital = $200,000 Tier 2 Capital = $50,000 Risk-Weighted Assets = $1,750,000 Total Exposures = $2,500,000 Required: 1. Calculate NII. 2. Calculate Net Income. 3. Calculate CAR. 4. Calculate the leverage ratio.  

Non-interest income for a bank could include:

A high CAR indicates the bank:

A leverage ratio of a bank compares:

BONUS: This question is optional, and you may receive up to 1.5 points.   I can’t possibly test you on everything. Write 1-3 sentences describing something you learned in this chapter but wasn’t in the exam questions.

Which type of blood vessel has thick walls and is located deep in the body?

Your kidneys may produce more urine as a result of:

What does the oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve show?