Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Asset Transformation

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Taking short-term deposits and making long-term loans

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Non-Transaction Deposits

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Money markets and CDs

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2
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Liquidity Management

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Banks must keep a certain fraction of deposits as required reserves

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3
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3 Drivers of Bank Capital Levels

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Bank failure prevention, return on equity, regulatory requirement

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4
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Actions to increase ROE

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Buy back stock, pay out higher dividends, acquire new funds but keep capital constant

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5
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Actions if capital is insufficent

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Issue equity, reduce dividend payout, reduce assets

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6
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Asset Management

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Seek highest possible return on all assets subject to minimizing risks while making adequate provisions for ample liquidity

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7
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Contagion Effect

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One bank run can lead to a run on another

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8
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Payoff Method

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Banks are allowed to fail, depositors receive up to $250k in deposits

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9
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Purchase & Assumption Method

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100% insured and uninsured payout

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10
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Three Components of Thrift Banking System

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Savings & Loans, Mutual Savings, Credit Unions

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11
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National Banking Act of 1863

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Dual banking system of state and mutual banks operating side by side

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12
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Federal Reserve Act of 1913

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Created Federal Reserve System

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13
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McFadden Act of 1927

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Gave individual states the authority to govern bank branches located within the state

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14
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Glass-Steagall Act of 1933

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Created FDIC, separated banking and securities industries

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15
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Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act of 1994

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Overturned McFadden Act, allowed interstate banking and branching

16
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International Banking Act of 1978

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Put foreign and domestic banks on equal operating footing by eroding foreign bank advantages

17
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Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999

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Repealed Glass-Steagall, gave rise to full service commercial banks

18
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Dodd-Frank Act of 2010

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Consumer protection, annual stress tests, resolution authority, regulatory oversight

19
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Volcker Rules

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Require routine derivatives to be cleared through central clearinghouses and exchanges

20
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Securitization

A

Transforming illiquid financial assets into marketable securities

21
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Sweep Accounts

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Earn interest on deposits by offshoring to other countries overnight and getting funds back in morning

22
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Regulatory Agency for National Banks

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Comptroller of the Currency

23
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Regulatory Agency for Bank Holding Companies

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Federal Reserve System

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Regulatory Agency for Federally Chartered Savings and Loans Associations
Office of Thrift Supervision
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Three Phases of Financial Crisis
Initial, banking crisis, debt deflation
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Four Balance Sheet Concerns
Liquidity, Capital Adequacy Risk Management, Asset Management Risk, Credit Risk Management
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Attempts to Standardize International Banking Practices
Basel Accord III
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Negotiable CDs
Traded in secondary markets after primary issuance
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Methods of Interest Rate Risk
Gap analysis, duration analysis
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Originate-To-Distribute
Originator of a loan sells to various third parties
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Elements of Dual Banking System
National, State
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Elements of Shadow Banking
Originators, bundlers, servicers, distributors