Derby Bank has total assets of $350 million, and the risky portion of the assets consist of $100 million of home mortgages and $200 million of commercial loans. The bank has an allowance for loan & lease losses or ALL of 3 million, subordinated debt of $5 million, preferred stock of $5 million, and common stock of $25 million. Under the new or curent U.S. Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) rules what class of capitalization does this bank possess? Also, what is the ratio of total capital (tier1 + tier 2) to risk weighted assets (RWA). A. Well capitalized; total capital ratio of 14.0% B. Adequately capitalized; total capital ratio of 10.8% C . Well capitalized; total capital ratio of 15.2% D. Well capitalized; total capital ratio of 12.0% E. Adequately capitalized; total capital ratio of 12.0%

Derby Bank has total assets of $350 million, and the risky portion of the assets consist of $100 million of home mortgages and $200 million of commercial loans. The bank has an allowance for loan & lease losses or ALL of 3 million, subordinated debt of $5 million, preferred stock of $5 million, and common stock of $25 million. Under the new or curent U.S. Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) rules what class of capitalization does this bank possess? Also, what is the ratio of total capital (tier1 + tier 2) to risk weighted assets (RWA). A. Well capitalized; total capital ratio of 14.0% B. Adequately capitalized; total capital ratio of 10.8% C . Well capitalized; total capital ratio of 15.2% D. Well capitalized; total capital ratio of 12.0% E. Adequately capitalized; total capital ratio of 12.0%

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EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter3: Evaluation Of Financial Performance

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