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Unit 6

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Credit risk refers to the risk of...

a)

illiquidity

b)

management failure

c)

counterparty loss

d)

borrower non-payment

2.

Liquidity risk refers to the...

a)

inability of banks to maintain collateral

b)

inability of banks to meet their obligations

c)

difficulty of creating liquidity

d)

poor monitoring of borrowers

3.

When banks create more liquidity, they become more...

a)

illiquid

b)

liquid

c)

solvent

d)

responsible

4.

Bank liquidity creation refers to funding...

a)

assets with wholesale funds

b)

liquid assets with illiquid liabilities

c)

illiquid assets with liquid liabilities

d)

mortgages with equity

5.

The global financial crisis of 2007-2009 emphasised that liquidity risk can be...

a)

a national threat

b)

system-wide

c)

easy to overcome

d)

bank-specific

6.

The ___ committee is usually in charge of

liquidity risk management

a)

collateral value

b)

risk

c)

liquidity

d)

asset-liability

7.

Systemic liquidity risk refers to...

a)

the contagion of liquidity risk from one bank to many

b)

the contagion of liquidity risk to foreign banks

c)

how the banking system manages liquidity risk

d)

liquidity risk of IT systems in banks

8.

Which of the following is NOT a form of wholesale funding?

a)

interbank loans

b)

retail deposits

c)

repurchase agreements

d)

debt securities issued for money market funds

9.

Due to the excess liquidity risk observed during the global financial crisis, regulators introduced the...

a)

CAR and LEQ

b)

BIS and BCBS

c)

LCR and NSFR

d)

MiFID 2

10.

Since the financial crisis, banks' reliance on wholesale funding has...

a)

increased

b)

decreased

c)

stayed the same

11.

Balance sheet management, through strategic ALM, is the process

of managing and optimising ___ to

meet obligations.

a)

assets, liabilities and cash flows

b)

collateral

c)

long-term assets and short-term deposits

d)

capital