Why will bank never opt for the rejection of payment of LC to exporters bank?

Q: The quantity of deposit and nondeposit funds in a bank depends on all of the following EXCEPT: a.…

A: A bank is a financial institution that accepts deposits from surplus units and lends to deficit…

Q: Which of the following is an accurate description of a dual banking system? Government…

A: a) A dual banking structure is the managing banking that works within the Joined together States,…

Q: Which of the following will make Murabaha invalid?   a. If payment is made in installments   b.…

A: Murabaha is an Islamic term. It is a trade transaction between two parties. The underlying asset is…

Q: To force the value of the British pound to depreciate against the dollar, the Federal Reserve…

A: Foreign exchange fluctuations are based on supply and demand for the currency in the exchange market…

Q: Do you think that removing the impediments to a nationwide banking system will be beneficial to the…

A: Nationwide banking system refers to the process of providing financial services to the customers of…

Q: Which of the following is a reason that banks may favor fee compensation over balance compensation?…

A: In order to increase their deposits and use them for loan, banks usually prefer fee compensation…

Q: What is adverse selection?  Why does it predict that lenders will prefer to arrange loans through a…

A: The loan is the funds that a borrower takes from the lender at a certain rate of interest for a…

Q: Which of the following is not a Commercial bank? BDO UNIBANK RCBC PS BANK CHINABANK

A: Commercial bank is referred to as the financial institution, which used to accept the deposits from…

Q: what is ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THIS MORATORIUM  in banking to  BANKS . Give an example

A: MORATORIUM- is an option available to borrower to defer the EMI payment. During the moratorium…

Q: Banks find it necessary to accommodate their clients’ needs to buy or sell FX forward, in many…

A: Foreign markets are the markets that are outside the domestic country and deals with various…

Q: Why might customers of big banks be reluctant to moveto a credit union?

A: Introduction: A credit union is a financial mutual institution which is owned and operated for its…

Q: Your opinion -Any Two Islamic principles and approaches that you suggest to the Bank. Justify your…

A: The two principles and approaches are discussed in step 2

Q: what is MORATORIUM” IN BANKING? explain.

A: During a moratorium period, your lender will calculate the interest on your loan using the notion of…

Q: Imagine that you work for OstBank, a fictional European bank, as part of the team that manages…

A: A repurchase agreement with a central bank is an agreement where the central bank agrees to loan out…

Q: Securitization changes the systemic (system-wide) risksin the regulated and unregulated “shadow”…

A: Securities refer to the financial instruments holding monetary value representing ownership in a…

Q: Foreign banks are authorized to perform banking operations only if they convert as domestic banks.…

A: A foreign bank is a type of international bank that has branches in India but is headquartered in…

Q: open

A: Open market operations refer to the act of purchasing or selling the securities of the government by…

Q: Under what conditions may a bank refuse to make payment?

A: Conditions:- - when the customer has died - customer had insane or insolvent. - customer lost the…

Q: advantages and disadvantages of regulatory forbearance in banking. How useful has it been in…

A: Regulatory forbearance is the regulators' refusal to exercise their right to close down an insolvent…

Q: What are two monetary policies that could be implemented by the central bank which would have the…

A: Federal bank achieve of economic growth by monetary policy by increasing or decreasing money supply.

Q: As a result of the COVID-19 crisis, company A has decided to sell its receivables to a bank in…

A: Solution:- Discussion of the effect of this financial decision on the company's current ratio, quick…

Q: Its difficult for payments bank to survive in long run ?

A: Payment banks- Meaning Carry out most of the banking operations but are not allowed to provide loans…

Q: There has been concerns among businesses that the recent reductions in the NIPR has not led to…

A: In the given question we need to answer the following question : There has been concerns among…

Q: A firm decides to sell a pool of receivables to a factor with recourse (i.e. the firm selling the…

A: Receivables are debt owned by the company which is yet to be paid and these are reported in the…

Q: The central bank intervened heavily in the credit crisis. Explain whether you believe the central…

A: Central Bank: As the financial institution with exclusive power over the generation and circulation…

Q: c) In what three ways do commercial banks make a profit from the monetary system?

A: Note: This post has three distinct questions. The first has been answered below.

Q: 2. Substantial amount of credit losses is due to poor loan monitoring. In view of this, suggest how…

A: Loan is when the funds are given to some other party in an exchange regarding the repayment of the…

Q: Why is the Fed’s discount window considered the “lender of last resort” for some banks?

A: The “discount window” refers to the facilities that central banks are offering to commercial banks…

Q: As part of the safeguards against imprudent banking, the General Banking Law imposes limits or…

A: As part of the safeguards against imprudent banking, the General Banking Law imposes limits or…

Q: Why would the U.S. government consider reinstitutingthe “wall” between investment banking and…

A: A commercial bank is a financial institution which provides various financial services like…

Q: How could the Bank of Valletta cause a systemic risk in Malta ?

A: Various risks are associated with different businesses. management can control this risk up to a…

Q: “… Central banks should not be captive of independence…” a. How can we evaluate this statement as…

A: Introduction: A central bank can be defined as a financial institution which is given the authority…

Q: Assume that the non-bank public holds no physical currency (and banks hold no excess reserves).…

A: The money supply is the total amount of currencies and other liquid assets in a nation's economy on…

Q: Why banks are subject to intense regulations? Explain the circumstances where banks are sometimes…

A: Bank regulation is a form of government regulations which subjects banks to certain requirements,…

Q: Does India have the Shadow-banking system? Explain in your own words, no plagiarism.

A: Let me start by explaining what shadow banking is. Shadow banking consists of those activities that…

Q: Why might a foreign government’s policies be closely monitored by investors in other countries,…

A: Investors, analysts, and policymakers in other nations keep an eye on the policies of governments of…

Q: How do adverse selection and moral hazard affect the bank lending function? And How can minimise…

A: A Moral hazard occurs when one party tends to behave in the riskiest manner if it is protected…

Q: Commercial banks are often restricted by Central banks to hold sufficient capital. Why is such a…

A: A commercial bank may be a financial institution that accepts deposits, provides bank account…

Currency Market

The currency market, also known as the foreign exchange market, consists of currencies worldwide. This market determines the rate of all currencies based on the buying and selling of forex. It is an over-the-counter market. It is the largest and most liquid market based on trade volume.