The following information is for AmBank. The ECR reflects the relationship ofeach account's rate to the prime rate.Rate Sensitive Assets1-year Balance Sheet GAP ECRLoans$55,120,00082%Securities$28,615,00067%Rate Sensitive LiabilitiesMMDAS$41,640,00034%NOWS$37,260,00090%CDs >= $100,000$20,975,00085%Using this information, how much will NII change if the prime rate rises 1%?

Earnings Credit Rate is referred to as ECR. It is the interest rate that banks use to account for…

The following information is for AmBank. The ECR reflects the relationship of each account's rate to the prime rate. Rate Sensitive Assets 1-year Balance Sheet GAP ECR Loans 82% Securities 67% $55,120,000 $28,615,000 Rate Sensitive Liabilities MMDAS $41,640,000 NOWS $37,260,000 CDs >= $100,000 $20,975,000 Using this information, how much will NII change if the prime rate rises 1%? 34% 90% 85%

The following information is for AmBank. The ECR reflects the relationship of each account's rate to the prime rate. Rate Sensitive Assets 1-year Balance Sheet GAP ECR Loans 82% Securities 67% $55,120,000 $28,615,000 Rate Sensitive Liabilities MMDAS $41,640,000 NOWS $37,260,000 CDs >= $100,000 $20,975,000 Using this information, how much will NII change if the prime rate rises 1%? 34% 90% 85%

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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Author:James M. Wahlen, Jefferson P. Jones, Donald Pagach

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Chapter4: The Balance Sheet And The Statement Of Shareholders' Equity

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Problem 16P: Ratios Analyses: McCormick Refer to the information for McCormick above. Additional information for...

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