Evaluating Bank performance -Problem TwoGiven the following information for MSH bank, knowing that this is the overall financialdata and any missing data refer to a zero account. Also, all the investments accounts in theassets section are considered to be short-term with maturity less than one year. Answerquestions I to 11 below:Cash and due from banks$ 250,000$ 73,342.000$ 34,450,000$ 2,298,000$ 13,840,000Total Llabilities and Equity $ 123,930,000Demand DepositsTime DepositsFederal Funds PurchasedFed Funds Sold$ 925.000$ 95,555.000$ 27,200,000$ 123,930.000Investment SecuritiesLoansEquityFixod AssetsTotal Assetstax rate40%interest on loans15.40%interest on investmentsInterest on time depositsinterest on federal funds purchasedNo interest on demand depositsOverhead ExpensesEarning assets % of total assets8.30%4.85%6.10%$120,00075%42O2,700Z.700JOU, 5502- The Net Income is:a- $6,800,815.25O b- $7,716,745.20O c- $5,235,920.32O d- $4,921,440.24e- None of the above

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Given the following information for MSH bank, knowing that this is the overall financial data and any missing data refer to a zero account. Also, all the investments accounts in the assets section are considered to be short-term with maturity less than one year. Answer questions 1 to 11 below: Cash and due from banks $250,000 Fed Funds Sold Investment Securities Loans Fixed Assets Total Assets tax rate interest on loans interest on investments $ $925,000 $ 95,555,000 $ 27,200,000 $123,930,000 40% 15.40% 8.30% 4.85% 6.10% $120,000 75% interest on time deposits interest on federal funds purchased No interest on demand deposits Overhead Expenses Earning assets % of total assets Demand Deposits Time Deposits Federal Funds Purchased Equity $ 73,342,000 34,450,000 $ $ 2,298,000 $ 13,840,000 Total Liabilities and Equity $123,930,000

Given the following information for MSH bank, knowing that this is the overall financial data and any missing data refer to a zero account. Also, all the investments accounts in the assets section are considered to be short-term with maturity less than one year. Answer questions 1 to 11 below: Cash and due from banks $250,000 Fed Funds Sold Investment Securities Loans Fixed Assets Total Assets tax rate interest on loans interest on investments $ $925,000 $ 95,555,000 $ 27,200,000 $123,930,000 40% 15.40% 8.30% 4.85% 6.10% $120,000 75% interest on time deposits interest on federal funds purchased No interest on demand deposits Overhead Expenses Earning assets % of total assets Demand Deposits Time Deposits Federal Funds Purchased Equity $ 73,342,000 34,450,000 $ $ 2,298,000 $ 13,840,000 Total Liabilities and Equity $123,930,000

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Chapter5: Internal Control And Cash

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