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In which of the following ways can a bank acquire liquidity?


A) Selling Fed funds
B) Investing in repurchase agreements
C) Increasing the number of loans outstanding
D) Selling Treasury securities
E) Buying back outstanding bank stock

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Which of the following is a discretionary factor that will decrease a bank's daily reserves held at the Federal Reserve?


A) Remittances charged
B) Federal funds purchased
C) Yesterday's immediate cash letter
D) Currency received from Federal Reserve
E) Deficit in local clearinghouse

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Vault cash generally satisfies a bank's liquidity needs.

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Respondent banks buy services from correspondent banks.

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Which of the following is not an advantage of larger cash balances for a bank?


A) Larger cash balances reduce the need to borrow at the discount window.
B) Larger cash balances reduce the risk of bank runs.
C) Larger cash balances reduce the risk of paying penalties to the Federal Reserve.
D) Larger cash balances increase reserve balances.
E) Larger cash balances reduce a bank's interest expense.

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What is a "bankers' bank"?

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How can pledging requirements make bank assets less liquid?

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More liquid assets tend to earn lower returns, everything else the same.

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A bank is currently exactly meeting its reserve requirements of 10%. If the bank has a deposit inflow of $10,000,000, what is the impact on its required reserve position?


A) It now has excess reserves in the amount of $9,000,000.
B) It now has excess reserves in the amount of $10,000,000.
C) It is now deficient $1,000,000 in required reserves.
D) It is now deficient $9,000,000 in required reserves.
E) There would be no impact on the bank's required reserves.

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Which of the following is a non-discretionary factor that will increase a bank's daily reserves held at the Federal Reserve?


A) Federal funds sold
B) Receiving a discount window loan
C) Remittances charged
D) Security sales
E) Deposits from the U.S. Treasury

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The two-week period during which a bank must hold sufficient legal reserves is called the:


A) deposit computation period.
B) deposit maintenance period.
C) vault cash computation period.
D) base computation period.
E) maintenance period.

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Which of the following is not considered a viable long-term source of bank liquidity?


A) Federal funds sold
B) Short-term Treasury securities
C) Cash
D) High quality short-term municipal securities
E) Reverse repurchase agreements

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The ease of converting an asset to cash with a minimum of loss is known as:


A) asset liquidity.
B) volatile liquidity.
C) core liquidity.
D) liability liquidity.
E) non-core liquidity.

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Core deposits tend to be more interest elastic than volatile liabilities.

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In determining reserves, the banks and the Federal Reserve currently use:


A) a leading reserve accounting system.
B) a contemporaneous reserve accounting system.
C) a lagged reserve accounting system.
D) an actual reserve accounting system.
E) a holding reserve accounting system.

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Which of the following is not a measure of liability liquidity?


A) Total equity to total assets
B) Core deposits to total assets
C) Total deposits to total assets
D) Federal funds sold to total assets
E) Loan losses to deposits.

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Collateral is required against each of the following liabilities except ________.


A) securities sold under agreement to repurchase
B) borrowings from the Federal Reserve discount window
C) U.S. Treasury securities
D) public deposits owned by the U.S. Treasury
E) Federal Home Loan Bank advances

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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a bank holding less cash.

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Which of the following is not a measure of liability liquidity?


A) Total loans to total assets
B) Total deposits to total assets
C) Total equity to total assets
D) Loan losses to net loans
E) Core deposits to total assets

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Why do banks prefer a lagged reserve accounting system to a contemporaneous reserve accounting system?

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