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What is the definition of Curve
Actually I think this is quite a good question. When I was in your shoes almost 20years ago I had exactly the same concern "what, exactly, is a curve?".
In my books, mainly about IRS trading, I actual …
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Why do banks have capital requirements on deposits?
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$$ \text{new ratio} = \frac{\text{old ASF + 95% x €100}}{\text{old RSF outflows + 0% x €100}} $$
Leverage Ratio
This is a banks Tier 1 capital divided by total exposure. …
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Calculation for WACC for commercial banks
The traditional definition of "capital" is that used by Basel for regulatory purposes. In this sense retail (or commercial) deposits are not capital. Capital is generally speaking ordinary share capit …
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