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Unit 5 Assignment 1 Tradawnya Andrews Purdue Global University GF510
Chapter 12 Question 12 Plain Bank has $10 million in cash and equivalents, $30 million in loans, and $15 million in core deposits. a. Calculate the financing gap. Financing gap = average loans - average deposits Financing gap = $50 million - $15 million Financing gap = $15 million b. What is the financing requirement? Financing requirement = financing gap + liquid asset Financing requirement = $15 million + $10 million Financing requirement = $25 million c. How can the financing gap be used in the day-to-day liquidity management of the bank? The financing gap helps determine trends in liquidity. For instance, a constantly rising financing gap can be an indication of future liquidity problems. Bank management will want to watch these trends to ensure they have the ability to lend. Chapter 17 Question 10 What are diseconomies of scale? What are the risks of large-scale technological investments, especially to large FIs? Why are small FIs willing to outsource production to large FIs against which they are competing? Why are large FIs willing to accept outsourced production from smaller FI competition?
Diseconomies of scale is the disadvantage a company faces when it grows so large that the cost per unit decreases. Diseconomies of scale can result from internal or external factors. The risks faced with this is the uncertainty of future cash flows. Due to the uncertainty, smaller FI’s will outsource to larger FI’s with the hope that the outcome is desirable and to gain benefits from lower production costs. Larger FI’s will take on this production with the expectation of a gain/favorable outcome. Chapter 17 Question 11 What information on the operating costs of FIs is provided by the measurement of economies of scope? Economies of scope is a measurement of the savings that can occur as a result of offering multiple products or services. An example of this that is seen often, would be a financial institution that offers banking and insurance products and offers these services at a lower cost than purchasing separately.
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References S aunders, A. (2023). Financial Institutions Management: A Risk Management Approach (11th ed.). McGraw-Hill Higher Education (US). https://mbsdirect.vitalsource.com/books/97 81266403361