The document provides instructions for a problem involving the balance sheet of MAZK Investments Bank. It lists the bank's original balance sheet and asks how the balance sheet would change if a preferred client exercises a $15 million loan commitment. It provides two options for satisfying the commitment: (1) asset management, where the bank uses stored liquidity by reducing cash reserves and selling other assets, and (2) liability management, where the bank offsets the deposit drain by adjusting the liability side of the balance sheet without changing assets.
The document provides instructions for a problem involving the balance sheet of MAZK Investments Bank. It lists the bank's original balance sheet and asks how the balance sheet would change if a preferred client exercises a $15 million loan commitment. It provides two options for satisfying the commitment: (1) asset management, where the bank uses stored liquidity by reducing cash reserves and selling other assets, and (2) liability management, where the bank offsets the deposit drain by adjusting the liability side of the balance sheet without changing assets.
The document provides instructions for a problem involving the balance sheet of MAZK Investments Bank. It lists the bank's original balance sheet and asks how the balance sheet would change if a preferred client exercises a $15 million loan commitment. It provides two options for satisfying the commitment: (1) asset management, where the bank uses stored liquidity by reducing cash reserves and selling other assets, and (2) liability management, where the bank offsets the deposit drain by adjusting the liability side of the balance sheet without changing assets.
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PROBLEM
Consider the balance sheet of MAZK Investments Bank listed below:
MAZK INVESTMENTS BANK
Balance Sheet As of March 31, 2021 In millions of pesos ASSETS LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Cash 10 Deposits 68 Loans 50 Equity 7 Securities 15 Total 75 Total
What if its preferred client decides to exercise a 15 million loan commitment,
show the new structure of the balance sheet if MAZK uses:
a. Asset management (STORED LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT) with the following
conditions: Assuming that the BSP restricts the investment bank to have an operating cash balance of 50 percent of the current cash balance, That the bank has to consider the order of priority in disposing the other assets in order to exercise its commitment. Only 20% of the bank loans assets can be discounted at 50% Securities can be disposed at 80% less of the original value.
ASSETS LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Cash 8 Deposits 53 Loans 40 Equity 7 Securities 12 Total 60 Total 60 b. Liability management (PURCHASED LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
ASSETS LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
Cash 5 Deposits 53 Loans 40 Equity 7 Securities 12 Total 60 Total 60
c. Show your solutions and interpret the results.
In the asset management (store liquidity management), the FI satisfies this
requirement by using surplus cash deposited in its vaults or kept on account at other FI’s, since the client debt is $15 million in deposits. The FI's balance sheet would improve if the $15 million drop in bank liabilities were offset by a $15 million reduction in cash reserves. On the liability management (purchased liquidity management). The FI to keep its overall balance sheet value of $75 million without affecting the size and structure of the asset side balance sheet—that is, the deposit drain is fully adjusted on the liability side of the balance sheet. To put it another way, bought liquidity control will protect the asset side of the balance sheet from regular liability-side drains. A financial institution may deal with a deposit drain in one of two ways: (1) acquired liquidity management or (2) stored liquidity management.