Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Spot loan vs loan commitment

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Spot loan: involves the immediate takedown of the loan by the borrower

Loan commitment: allows the borrower the option to take down the loan any time during a fixed period at a predetermined rate

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Compensating balances definition

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Portion of a loan that a borrower must keep on deposit with the credit-granting FI

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Credit rationing definition

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Restricting the amount of loans that are available to individual borrowers

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Credit scoring models def

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Used to calculate the prob of default or to sort borrowers into different default risk classes

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Altman’s formula

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Z = 1.2X1 + 1.4X2 + 3.3X3 + 0.6X4 + X5

WREMS

If <3: firm is in the indeterminant default risk region -> should not make a loan to this borrower

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Expected return on a loan formula

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E(r) = p(1+k) + (1-p)(1+k)*gamma

Where:

  • p = prob of success
  • k = base lending rate
  • gamma = % of recovering if default
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7
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Cumulative default prob formula (2 years)

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CDP = 1 - (p1)*(p2)

where pt = 1 - MDP_t

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1-year forward rate on treasuries and corporate bond

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Treasury: f1 = (1+i2)^2/(1+i1)

where i1, i2 = current required yield on 1- and 2-year treasuries

Corporate bond: c1 = (1+k2)^2/(1+k1)

where k1,k2 = yields of 1- and 2-year discount bonds

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Marginal prob of repayment on corporate bond in years 1 and 2

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p1 = (1+i1)/(1+k1)

p2 = (1+i2)/(1+k2)

-> prob of default = 1 - p

where i1, i2 = current required yield on 1- and 2-year treasuries

and k1,k2 = yields of 1- and 2-year discount bonds

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