In: Accounting
Assume a bank has the following balance sheet (in 000s).
Assets |
Potential rate change |
Amount |
Liabilities |
Potential rate change |
Amount |
|
Cash |
n.a |
$200 |
90-day CDs |
0.25% |
$200 |
|
6-month T-bonds |
1.00% |
$400 |
360-day CDs |
0.75% |
$400 |
|
2-year commercial loans |
2.00% |
$300 |
Time Deposits 2-year |
2.00% |
$800 |
|
5-year fixed rate loans |
2.50% |
$600 |
Stockholder’s equity |
n.a |
$100 |
|
Total |
$1,500 |
Total |
$1,500 |
First, let's convert Given Interest-Bearing Assets and Liabilities into 1 Year Period
Interest Bearing Assets :
1. 6 Months T-bonds @1% = $200
Therefore for 12 months = $200 *2
= $400
2. 2-Years Commercial Loans @2% = $300
Therefore for 1-Year = $300 /2
= $150
3. 5-Year Fixed Rate Loans @2.5% = $600
Therefore for 1-Year = $600 /5
= $120
Interest Bearing Liabilities :
4. 90- day CD's @0.25% = $200
Threfore for 360 days = $200*360 /90
= $800
5. 360-day CD's @0.75 % = $400
6. 2-Year Time Deposits @2% = $800
Therefore for 1-year = $800 /2
= $400
Calculation of 1-Year Cumulative GAP:
Interest Rate GAP = Interest Rate Assets - Interest Rate Liabilities
= $400 + $150 + $120 - $800 - $400 - $400
= - $930
Impact on Net Interest Income (NII), if interest rates are expected to increase by 1% across the board (i.e all interest rates) :
Net Impact will be = GAP * Change in Interest Rates
= - $930 * 1%
= - $9.3
Therefore increase of all interest rates @1% will reduce the NII by $9.3
(b) Impact on Net Interest Income (NII), if Interest rates expected to Increase as specified in the Potential Rate Change for the 1-Year CGAP's :
= Respective Interest-Bearing Assets/ Liabilities multiplied by a respective potential interest rate change as given
= $400 * 2% + $150 * 1% + $120 * 0.5% - $800*1% - $400*0.75% - $400*1%
= $8 + $1.5 + $0.6 - $8 -$3 - $4
= - $4.9
Therefore increase of Interest Rates as specified in the Potential Rate Change for the 1-Year CGAP's will reduce the NII by $4.9