A) liability management.
B) liquidity management.
C) managing interest rate risk.
D) managing credit risk.
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A) Checkable deposits are payable on demand.
B) Checkable deposits do not include NOW accounts.
C) Checkable deposits are the primary source of bank funds.
D) Checkable deposits are assets for the bank.
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A) money market deposit accounts;time deposits
B) checkable deposits;savings accounts
C) savings accounts;checkable deposits
D) savings accounts;time deposits
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A) low;short-term
B) low;long-term
C) high;short-term
D) high;long-term
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A) excess reserves.
B) required reserves.
C) vault cash.
D) total reserves.
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A) interest on assets.
B) service charges on deposit accounts.
C) off-balance-sheet activities.
D) fees from standby lines of credit.
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A) creation of internal controls that combine trading activities with bookkeeping.
B) creation of internal controls that separate trading activities from bookkeeping.
C) elimination of regulation of banking.
D) elimination of internal controls.
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A) deductibles.
B) collateral.
C) interest rate swaps.
D) duration analysis.
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A) shortening;lengthening
B) shortening;shortening
C) lengthening;lengthening
D) lengthening;shortening
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A) basic gap analysis.
B) the maturity bucket approach to gap analysis.
C) the segmented maturity approach to gap analysis.
D) the segmented maturity approach to interest-exposure analysis.
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A) reduce;screen
B) increase;screen
C) reduce;increase
D) increase;increase
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A) A bank's assets are its uses of funds.
B) A bank issues liabilities to acquire funds.
C) The bank's assets provide the bank with income.
D) Bank capital is recorded as an asset on the bank balance sheet.
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A) return on assets.
B) return on capital.
C) return on equity.
D) return on investment.
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A) discount loans;use
B) discount loans;source
C) fed funds;use
D) fed funds;source
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A) savings accounts;time deposits
B) money market deposit accounts;time deposits
C) money market deposit accounts;savings accounts
D) time deposits;savings accounts
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A) by foreclosing on delinquent accounts.
B) by selling the loans at discounted prices.
C) by selling existing loans for more than the original loan amount.
D) by calling-in loans before the maturity date.
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A) savings accounts
B) small-denomination time deposits
C) checkable deposits
D) certificates of deposit
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A) Selling securities
B) Selling loans
C) Calling in loans
D) Selling negotiable CDs
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A) excess reserves
B) secondary reserves
C) bank capital
D) mortgages
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A) loan guarantees.
B) foreign exchange transactions.
C) issuing stock.
D) debt reduction.
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