Compute the change in the annual Net Interest Margin, given the following information: Rate sensitive assets (0-1yr): Book value = $50 million; Market value = $60 million Rate sensitive liabilities (0-1yr): Book value $90 million; Market value = $95 million Average earning assets (book value) = 200 million; Average earning assets (mkt value) =$240 million Change in interest rates (expected) increase of 50 basis points O- 0.1% O + 0.1% O +1.0% +0.073% O -0.73%

Compute the change in the annual Net Interest Margin, given the following information: Rate sensitive assets (0-1yr): Book value = $50 million; Market value = $60 million Rate sensitive liabilities (0-1yr): Book value $90 million; Market value = $95 million Average earning assets (book value) = 200 million; Average earning assets (mkt value) =$240 million Change in interest rates (expected) increase of 50 basis points O- 0.1% O + 0.1% O +1.0% +0.073% O -0.73%

Financial Management: Theory & Practice

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

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