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58. Proprietary trading is generally less risky than a bank’s lending operations.
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59. When a bank engages in proprietary trading, it:
uses its own funds to make investments.
is not subject to regulations.
lends the funds in the federal funds market.
normally uses the funds to build its capital.
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60. In a standby letter of credit, a bank agrees to:
charge a fixed interest rate for a line of credit for a specified period.
back a customer’s obligation to a third party.
provide a customer with funds up to a specified maximum amount over a specified period.
service credit card loans originated by another bank
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61. A forward contract on currency:
is a way to hedge credit (default) risk.
is used to swap fixed interest payments in euros for variable interest payments in dollars.
is an agreement between a customer and a bank to exchange one currency for another on a specified date at a
specified exchange rate.
is an agreement between a customer and a bank to exchange one currency for another on a specified date at
whatever the exchange rate is on that day.