ST loans (6 months) $50M Demand Deposits $300M LT loans (5 years) $200M 3-Month CD $100M 3 month Treasuries $100M Equity $50M 30-year (fixed rate) mortgage $100M   Consider the above bank balance sheet. Using the Repricing (Funding GAP) Model using a 1-year horizon, what is the impact of a 1% rate increase on the net interest income of the bank? How does the assumption about whether demand deposits are rate sensitive impact this effect?

One of the conflicts of interest inherent in investment banking is “spinning,” which investment banks underprice issues to favor some buy-side clients

In an IPO, it benefits the issuer when the underwriter underprices the security.

Investors buying Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) issued by Fannie Mae are exposed to credit risk.

Consider the following balance sheet for XYZ bank: Assets Duration = 6 years Assset=$1000 Liabilities Duration = 1 year Liabilities=$900 Equity $100 When interest rates increase from 1% to 2%, you see that the market value of equity for this bank declined by 20%. Which of the following offers an explanation of these facts?

Which debilitating brain disorder commonly causes changes in personality, mood, or behavior and for which there is no cure?

Against which of the following diseases are geriatric patients encouraged to receive vaccination?

Which of the following instructions should be given to a patient after having a dilation and curettage (D and C)?

Which of the following is not a common treatment for hypertension?

Mr. Hartman is 89 years old and has been living alone in a small apartment downtown since his wife died two years ago. His son Richard brought him to the office for a checkup, saying that when he checked on his father yesterday, Mr. Hartman seemed confused and could not tell Richard when he had last eaten. Mr. Hartman is very thin, but he states that he eats “whenever I am hungry.” Which of the following conditions might you suspect?