A) 6.165 percent.
B) 6.00 percent.
C) 0.165 percent.
D) 5.835 percent.
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A) variable-rate loans.
B) fixed-rate loans.
C) commitment loans.
D) lowest risk category loans.
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A) the lower the current level of interest rates,the higher the RAROC.
B) the lower the expected change in risk premium,the lower the RAROC.
C) the higher the expected change in risk premium,the higher the RAROC.
D) the higher the loan amount,the lower the RAROC.
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A) 6.53 percent.
B) 10.83 percent.
C) 5.75 percent.
D) 6.925 percent.
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A) Whether the borrower's capital structure is beyond the point where additional debt increases the probability of loss of principal or interest.
B) Whether the relative level of interest rates will encourage the borrower to take excessive risks.
C) Whether property can be pledged as collateral.
D) Whether the volatility of earnings could present a period where the periodic payment of interest and principal would be at risk.
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A) Loans to retail customers are more likely to be rationed through interest rates than loan quantity restrictions.
B) Most loan decisions at the retail level tend to be accept or reject decisions.
C) Mortgage loans often are discriminated based on loan to price ratios rather than interest rates.
D) Household borrowers require higher costs of information collection for lenders.
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A) Linear discriminant models.
B) Linear probability models.
C) Term structure models.
D) Logit models.
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A) Z score-type models.
B) S&P rating changes.
C) Expected Default Frequency (EDF) models.
D) Linear probability models.
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A) A high default risk firm.
B) An indeterminant default risk firm.
C) A low default risk firm.
D) A medium default risk firm.
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A) 4.20 percent.
B) 98.0 percent.
C) 2.35 percent.
D) 2.71 percent.
E) 3.88 percent.
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A) Whether the reputation of the borrower enhances the credit application.
B) Whether the current debt-equity ratio is sufficiently low to not impact the probability of repayment.
C) Whether the debt can be secured by specific property.
D) Whether the position of the economy in the business cycle phase would affect the probability of borrower default.
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A) 1.0 percent and 2.24 percent.
B) 0.5 percent and 1.24 percent.
C) 1.0 percent and 1.74 percent.
D) 0.5 percent and 0.5 percent.
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