Rd. 2 Flashcards
Calculate the liability of a controlling company if one of their banks has a CRP?
Lesser of 5% of TA at the time bank became UC or the amount necessary to bring the bank to AC levels.
For a CUC bank, what is tangible equity?
T1C + outstanding PPS including surplus not included in T1C
According to Section 38 of the FDI Act, what are provisions applicable to all institutions?
Capital Distributions and Management Fees (any person having control), if after making the payment, would make the institution UC.
According to Section 38 of the FDI Act, what are provisions applicable to UC institutions?
Closely monitoring
Submit CRP within 45 days of becoming UC
Prior approval for expansion
Restriction of Asset Growth
According to Section 38 of the FDI Act, what are provisions applicable to SUC and UC institution that fail to submit or implement a CRP?
8R - PI
Recapitalize
Restricting transactions with affiliates
Restricting interest rates paid
Restricting asset growth
Restricting Activities
Requiring prior approval for capital distributions by BHC
Requiring Divestiture
Requiring other actions as determined by regulators
Prohibiting deposits from correspondent banks
Improving management by:
New Directors
Dismissing Directors or Senior EO (180 days or more in position)
New Senior EO
According to Section 38 of FDI Act, what provisions are applicable to CUC institutions?
Activities restricted
Payments on subordinated debt (60 days after becoming CUC)
Conservatorship, receivership (90 days after becoming CUC)
What kind of activities are prohibited by CUC banks?
A- EEE- MPP
Amending the institution’s charter or by laws
Entering into any material transaction other than BAU
Extending credit for any highly leveraged transaction
Engaging in any covered transaction
Making material change in accounting methods
Paying excessive compensation or bonuses
Paying interest on new or renewed liabilities that would increased COF to a level significantly exceeding the rates paid in institution’s normal market area
What happens when a bank gets a subpoena for a SAR?
The bank shall decline to produce the SAR or provide info and notify the FDIC RO.
When and how does a bank file for a Phase I or Phase II exemption for CTR?
File a one-time Designation of Exempt Person (DOEP) report within 30 days AFTER the first transaction in currency the bank plans to exempt. Filed through the BSA e-filing system (US Treasury)
CTR- Does a bank need to file a DOEP for all Phase I customers?
No. Banks do not need to file a DOEP for banks, federal, state, or local governments.
What happens to duration when?
Coupon increases
Yield increases
Payment frequency increases
principal amortization increases
maturity decreases
When coupon, yield, payment frequency, principal amortization increase, duration decreases.
maturity decreases = duration decreases.
Value a mutual fund should be carried at?
AFS or trading. Like equity securities.
Reg U filing requirement?
Credit secured by margin stock in an amount greater than $100M. Max LTV of 50%.
Negligence on the part of Director?
Failure to exercise the degree of care prudent individuals would exercise under similar circumstances, and/or noncompliance with law, either or both of which cause loss or injury to the bank,
What can lead to a category II contingent liability?
4C - LTR
Co-signed items and other non-ledger accounts
Customer safekeeping (safe deposit boxes)
Collection items
Co-signed items (travelers checks, U.S. savings bond)
Litigation
Trust activities
reserve premium accounts
Part 364 Appendix B - Overseeing Service Provider Arrangement. What should an institution do?
Exercise due diligence in selecting service providers
Require service providers by contract to implement appropriate measures designed to meet the objectives of these guidelines
Monitor service provider to confirm that they have satisfied their obligations. Monitoring should include review audits, summaries of test results, other evaluation of its service providers.
When must a bank notify the FDIC about the existence of s service provider relationship?
Within 30 days after making a contract or the performance of the service, earliest.
NNCFD?
Noncore liabilities less short term investments divided by LTA.
Noncore liabilities: CD over $250M Borrowed money Foreign office deposits Securities sold under agreement to repurchase FFP Insured brokered deposits up to $250M
Short term investments
IBBB
FFS
Securities purchased under agreements to resell
Debt securities with a remaining maturity of one year or less
LTA: Net loans and leases Loans and leases HFS HTM + AFS less debt securities with a remaining maturity one year of less OREO (not investment
Per Part 309.6, who can disclose contents of the ROE?
Director of the Corporations Division or designee
Can a state ROE be used to support a CMP recommendation?
Generally not. However, the RD does have discretion to use it if it is deemed adequate.
Different types of step-up bonds?
European - option may only be exercised on a specified date
American - option may be exercised at any time
Bermudian - option may be exercised on interest payment date.
Value of step up bond when rates change?
Declining: reduced price appreciation
Rising: Depreciate in value as the coupon rate will be increasing by less that market rate.
Moves like a bond. Rates rise, prices decline.
Dual index note?
Security whose coupon is tied to the spread between two indices.
Can also spread between two different maturities of the same index.
What are the factors to be considered for Deposit insurance? Section 6 of FDI Act?
ACC-FF-GR
Adequacy of the depository capital structure (8% T1L for first 3 years; initial capital of $2MM net of any pre-opening expenses).
Convenience and needs of the community
Corporate powers consistent with the FDI Act
Financial history and condition
Future earnings prospects
General character and fitness of management
Risk to the DIF
Where are Category II Contingent Liabilities discussed in the ROE?
In the ECC Page under the component, CMEL, that is significantly affected.
Controls an institution should implement for Identity Theft?
Preventive measure to safeguard customer info
Place access controls on customer info systems and conduct background checks for employees who are authorized to access customer info
Develop and implement a risk-based response program to address incidents of unauthorized access to customer information systems.