Chapter 1 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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What are the four pillars in the bank act

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-banks
-trust companies
-insurance
-investment banking

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2
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What happens if there are no financial institutions?

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-Less liquidity (stagnant economy)
-low level of fund flows (harder to get loans)
-Information costs (no info being recorded)
-Price risk (higher interest charged)

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3
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Explain how the inclusion of a financial institution creates a flow of cash

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Through deposits (money coming in contribute to reserves) , loans (interest being paid = profit for bank) payments (paying interest to depositors) and investments. This creates a circular cash flow, stimulates economic growth

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4
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why are no mortgage payments are less prioritized

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most people dont know that banks will come for your house after 60days, they think they can get away with it

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5
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What is a brokerage function in FI’s

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acts as a middleman between buyers and sellers
has to do with anything not driven by interest rates, makes up for 50%

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6
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What is an asset transformation in FI’s

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takes a liability and turns it into an asset (taking deposits (liability) and turning it into a loan (asset))

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7
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How would you differ an interest expense to an interest revenue

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interest expense - interest paid to customers (liability)
interest revenue - interest paid by customer (asset)

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8
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what is NIM (net interest margin)

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the profit the bank makes from its deposits compared to its loans

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9
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if a customer deposits money into a bank, explain if its an asset or liability to the bank

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For the bank: Liability
Customer: Asset

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10
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How do FI’s make money?

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through interest generating assets like mortgages (interest revenue)

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if the bank takes the deposit and lends it out, explain if its an asset or liability to the bank

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For the bank: Asset
Customer: Liability

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12
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What is the calculation for NII in $$ (net interest income)

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interest rev-interest exp

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13
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What is the calculation for NIM in %

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NII / Earning assets

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14
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what are non interest income

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fees, commission, and service charges

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15
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what are non interest expenses

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salaries, property, overhead

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16
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How do you calculate Net non interest revenue (Burden in $)

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Burden = noninterest expenses - non interest revenue

17
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How do you calculate Burden in %

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Burden/ Total Assets

18
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What are banks objective with burden

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to have a negative burden, when expenses are less than revenue for interest

19
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What is provision for Loan loss

A

money put aside to counter act potential loan loss/bad loans

20
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What is the net operating income formula

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Net interest income - Burden - PLL

21
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How to have a negative burden

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increase non interest income or decrease non interest expenses

22
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what is the efficiency ratio

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a relative measure that allows banks to compare to competitors, the lower the ratio the better, it shows how much it costs to generate 1$ of revenue

23
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How to calculate efficiency ratio

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= (non interest operating costs) / (net interest income + non interest income - provision losses)

24
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What is the difference between a financial asset and a real asset

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financial asset: contract that promises a payment in the future (securities)
real asset: provide a benefit based on their characteristics (inventory)

25
what is the difference between depository institutions and non-financial firms
depository inst = financial inst, most assets are financial non financial firm= PPE, most assets are real assets
26
what is a mortgage backed security
bank piles up mortgages into a bond, sells these to investors, as homeowners make payments , a % gets paid to investors
27
How much can a borrowers own of a company
not more than 15% in us and not more than 25% in canada
28
How does Canada raise money
goes to central bank who prints bonds to sell. Bank of canada receives money and pays interest to those who bought the bonds
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Why cant we just print money
dollar will lose value, economy will go bad and inflation goes up
30
what is outside money vs inside money
outside money = controlled by bank of canada inside moeny= bulk of money supply is controlled by FIs