The Statement of Financial Position and the Statement of Profit and Loss of ABC Bank include the following main items (thousand UAH): Of 31 December 2021 Customer accounts– 4500; Share capital – 1700; Other components of equity – 200; Due to NBU – 1200; Due to banks – 800; Mandatory reserves – 600; Due from banks – 1300; Loans to customers – 1000; Investment securities– 5000; Assets held for sale – 2000; Other fin. liabilities – 1500 For the year ended 2021 Interest expense – 800; Interest income – 2400; Fee and commission income – 1500; Fee and commission expense – 900; Foreign exchange transaction losses – 700; Foreign exchange transaction gains – 300; Administrative and other operate expenses – 260; Income tax – 100; The task: Set up a T-account balance sheet for the bank, with assets, liabilities and equity. Which liabilities item is the largest and what is its share (in %) in the structure of (Liabilities + Equity)? Define and explain this type of Liabilities Calculate net profit for the year
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Of 31 December 2021
Customer accounts– 4500; Share capital – 1700; Other components of equity – 200;
Due to NBU – 1200; Due to banks – 800; Mandatory reserves – 600; Due from banks – 1300; Loans to customers – 1000; Investment securities– 5000; Assets held for sale – 2000; Other fin. liabilities – 1500
For the year ended 2021
Interest expense – 800; Interest income – 2400; Fee and commission income – 1500; Fee and commission expense – 900; Foreign exchange transaction losses – 700; Foreign exchange transaction gains – 300;
Administrative and other operate expenses – 260; Income tax – 100;
The task:
Set up a T-account balance sheet for the bank, with assets, liabilities and equity.
Which liabilities item is the largest and what is its share (in %) in the structure of (Liabilities + Equity)? Define and explain this type of Liabilities
Calculate net profit for the year
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