A) McFadden Act
B) Glass-Steagall Act
C) DIDMCA
D) Garn-St Germain Act
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A) Capital adequacy
B) Current stock price
C) Asset quality
D) Management
E) All of these are used to rate banks.
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A) how a bank's earnings would change if economic conditions change.
B) how readily a bank's management would detect its financial problems.
C) a bank's sensitivity to financial market conditions.
D) the type of loans that a bank provides, the bank's process for deciding whether to provide loans, and the credit rating of debt securities that it purchases.
E) whether a bank frequently needs to borrow from outside sources, such as the federal funds market.
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A) rate past performance.
B) detect problems of a bank in time to correct them.
C) check for embezzlement.
D) monitor reserve requirements.
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A) McFadden Act
B) Glass-Steagall Act
C) DIDMCA
D) Garn-St Germain Act
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A) It expanded the Glass-Steagall Act.
B) It enabled commercial banks to more easily pursue securities and insurance activities.
C) It allowed securities firms and insurance companies to acquire banks.
D) It required commercial banks to have a strong rating in community lending in order to pursue additional expansion in securities and other nonbank activities.
E) All of these are correct.
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A) Capital adequacy
B) Savings deposit volume
C) Asset quality
D) Management
E) Liquidity
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A) the same fixed dollar amount for all banks.
B) the same fixed percentage of the bank's deposits for all banks.
C) the same fixed percentage of the bank's loan volume for all banks.
D) based on the risk of the bank.
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A) buying back shares of its stock from shareholders.
B) selling assets.
C) increasing its dividend to encourage more investors to purchase its stock.
D) increasing its off-balance sheet activities.
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A) reduce systemic risk in the financial system.
B) encourage banks to avoid risk.
C) ensure that bank executives are properly compensated.
D) prevent the moral hazard problem.
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A) established the Financial Stability Oversight Council
B) put limits on banks' proprietary trading
C) established the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
D) reestablished the separation between banking and securities activities that had existed under the Glass-Steagall Act
E) required derivative securities to be traded through a clearinghouse or exchange
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A) is intended to increase the powers of the Fed.
B) states that the U.S. government will rescue certain large banks if necessary to reduce systemic risk in the financial system.
C) sets limits on banks' proprietary trading.
D) requires all banks to undergo annual stress tests.
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A) capital adequacy
B) dollar value of fixed assets
C) asset quality
D) earnings
E) sensitivity to financial market conditions
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A) some securities firms were allowed to become bank holding companies.
B) the Federal Reserve rescued American International Group, an insurance company.
C) the Treasury injected funds into financial institutions.
D) the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Reserve had exceeded its authority by assisting Bear Stearns because Bear was a securities firm and not a commercial bank.
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