Exam 2 Flashcards
Asset Transformation
Taking short-term deposits and making long-term loans
Non-Transaction Deposits
Money markets and CDs
Liquidity Management
Banks must keep a certain fraction of deposits as required reserves
3 Drivers of Bank Capital Levels
Bank failure prevention, return on equity, regulatory requirement
Actions to increase ROE
Buy back stock, pay out higher dividends, acquire new funds but keep capital constant
Actions if capital is insufficent
Issue equity, reduce dividend payout, reduce assets
Asset Management
Seek highest possible return on all assets subject to minimizing risks while making adequate provisions for ample liquidity
Contagion Effect
One bank run can lead to a run on another
Payoff Method
Banks are allowed to fail, depositors receive up to $250k in deposits
Purchase & Assumption Method
100% insured and uninsured payout
Three Components of Thrift Banking System
Savings & Loans, Mutual Savings, Credit Unions
National Banking Act of 1863
Dual banking system of state and mutual banks operating side by side
Federal Reserve Act of 1913
Created Federal Reserve System
McFadden Act of 1927
Gave individual states the authority to govern bank branches located within the state
Glass-Steagall Act of 1933
Created FDIC, separated banking and securities industries