Which term refers to the potential for changes in interest rates to impact the value of investments or the cost of borrowing?

Which term refers to the potential for a lack of marketability or difficulty in converting an investment into cash without causing significant price discounts?

Which term refers to the potential for poor decision-making practices to adversely affect the performance and stability of a credit union?

What risk refers to the potential for losses due to insufficient reserves to absorb unexpected losses or economic downturns.

Which term refers to the potential for borrowers to default on their loans, resulting in financial losses?

True or False: An income statement shows a company's financial performance over a period, while a balance sheet presents its financial position at a specific point in time.

On which statement would you find the total balances on credit cards?

On which statement would you find out how much money you made on your auto loan portfolio?

What are other terms for networth? Select all the apply.

What are the 5 levers of a spread analysis? Select all that apply.

True or false: Ratios are useful beacuse they allow you to compare different CU's or your own CU over time regardless of size or growth.

What are the 3 corners to financial triangle?

Networth goes up or down if grow assets?

Networth goes up or down if we make money?

What does the acronym CAMELS stand for when referring to the Camel Rating system?

Liabilities + Equity =

True or false: revenue - expenses = net income