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PART II: REQUIRED 20-pоint prоblem. Given the fоllowing informаtion: (аll numbers аre in millions)Money Market deposit accts. =     $26                    Fixed rate CD’s  =                      $14Treasury notes =                              $18                    Fed Funds lending =                  $2Savings Deposits =                          $20                    Fixed rate mortgage loans =   $25Non-mortgage fixed rate loans     $18                   Discount loans =                         $3         Reserves =                                          $4                   Other adjustable rate loans      $4Equity Capital =                               $17                    Treasury-bills =                         $22Variable rate CD’s =                        $16                    Fed Funds borrowing =             $1Transactions deposits =                  $7             Variable rate mortgage loans =      $11A. Develop a balance sheet from the above data into assets and liabilities with a correct division of rate sensitive and non-rate    sensitive as illustrated in class notes and lecture. B. Perform a Standard Gap Analysis and a Duration Analysis using the above data if you have a 1.05% increase in interest rates     and an average duration of assets of 7.1 years and an average duration of liabilities of 2.9 years.C. Indicate the new level of equity capital. Note: Answers for b & c must be in $/cent form. Do not leave them as a decimal form in millions.

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