4. Lily starts her own bank, called BOL. As owner, Lily puts in $100 of her own money. BOL then borrows $300 in a long-term loan from Lily's roommate, accepts $850 in demand deposits from her neighbors, buys $400 of corporate bonds, lends $600 to local businesses to finance new investments, and keeps the remainder of the bank's assets as reserves at the Fed. a. Fill in blanks in the balanced sheet of BOL: Assets Reserves $ Loans $ Securities $ Total $ Liabilities and Owners' equity Deposits $ Debt $ Capital (Owners' equity) $ Total $ b. Calculate BOL's leverage ratio. Interpret the ratio. c. Suppose the bank's asset value increases by 8%, calculate for the percentage increase in the capital value. d. Suppose the bank's asset value decreases by 8%, calculate for the percentage decrease in the capital value.

4. Lily starts her own bank, called BOL. As owner, Lily puts in $100 of her own money. BOL then borrows $300 in a long-term loan from Lily's roommate, accepts $850 in demand deposits from her neighbors, buys $400 of corporate bonds, lends $600 to local businesses to finance new investments, and keeps the remainder of the bank's assets as reserves at the Fed. a. Fill in blanks in the balanced sheet of BOL: Assets Reserves $ Loans $ Securities $ Total $ Liabilities and Owners' equity Deposits $ Debt $ Capital (Owners' equity) $ Total $ b. Calculate BOL's leverage ratio. Interpret the ratio. c. Suppose the bank's asset value increases by 8%, calculate for the percentage increase in the capital value. d. Suppose the bank's asset value decreases by 8%, calculate for the percentage decrease in the capital value.

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Chapter5: Managing Checking And Savings Accounts

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