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                                    Bank of Baruch     

                                    Bank of Baruch           ($ million)                                                     

Assets:                                                            Liabilities:

91 day US Treasury bills        $ 150m            1 year Certificates of Deposit $ 825m

2 year commercial loans         $ 75m            5 year Bonds                                 70m

Fixed rate, 9% p.a. annually

10 year corporate loans-floating rate:            Overnight Fed Funds                  100m

LIBOR+50bp, semiannual roll date             91-day Commercial Paper           270m           

                                                $ 505m           Equity                                            65m           

10 year floating rate mortgages                     

quarterly roll dates                $ 600m

Notes: Commercial paper is a pure discount instrument. The 5 year bonds pay 8.5% p.a. semiannually with a yield of 7.5% p.a. and have a duration of 4.2 years. The 1 year Certificates of Deposit pay 2.75% p.a. annually. All values are market values.

What is the bank’s duration gap?

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Bank's duration gap is the difference between the duration of assets and liabilities held by the Bank.

Calculation of Bank Duration Gap
Assets Amount (in $ Mn) Duration (in year) Amount * Duration
91 day US Treasury bills                                              150.00                                  0.25                                           37.40
2 year commercial loans                                        75.00                                  2.00                                        150.00
10 year corporate loans-floating rate                                      505.00                               10.00                                     5,050.00
10 year floating rate mortgages                    
quarterly roll dates
                                     600.00                               10.00                                     6,000.00
                                 1,330.00                               22.25                                   11,237.40
Weighted average duration of assets {(Amount*Duartion)/Amount} A                                             8.45
Liabilities Amount (in $ Mn) Duration (in years) Amount * Duration
1 year Certificates of Deposit                                      825.00                                  1.00                                        825.00
5 year Bonds                                        70.00                                  4.20                                        294.00
Overnight Fed Funds                                        100.00                                  0.06                                             5.66
91-day Commercial Paper                                      270.00                                  0.25                                           67.32
                                 1,265.00                                     1,191.98
Equity                                        65.00
                                 1,330.00
Weighted average duration of Liabilities {(Amount*Duartion)/Amount} B                                             0.94
k (Liabilities/ Assets) K                                             0.95
Bank's duration gap (in years) {(A-(B*K)}                                             7.55

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