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14. Consider the same bank-it has $50 in unused commitments off-balance-sheet. Cash 50 440 5 Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Total Loans 55 450 500 Total 500 Unused Commitments 50 What happens when $10 of Unused Commitments are drawn down and funding does not change? Cash Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Totale Loans Totale tttt Unused Commitments 40 What happens when $10 of Unused Commitments are drawn down but the bank uses purchased liquidity management? (There are many possible correct answers) Cash Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Total Loans Total tttt Unused Commitments 40 Instead, what happens when $10 of Unused Commitments are drawn down but the bank uses stored liquidity management? Cashe Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Totale Loans Totale Unused Commitments 40 15. Consider a bank with $50 in loans and $55 in core deposits. What is the financing gap? 16. Consider the same bank with $50 in loans and $55 in core deposits. What does the bank look like after adjusting Liquid Assets? Liquid Assets Loans Totale Core Deposits Borrowed Fundse Totale 17. Consider the same bank with $50 in loans and $55 in core deposits. What does the bank look like after adjusting Borrowed Funds (after you've already adjusted Liquid Assets)? Liquid Assets Loans Total Core Deposits Borrowed Funds Totale 14. Consider the same bank-it has $50 in unused commitments off-balance-sheet. Cash 50 440 5 Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Total Loans 55 450 500 Total 500 Unused Commitments 50 What happens when $10 of Unused Commitments are drawn down and funding does not change? Cash Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Totale Loans Totale tttt Unused Commitments 40 What happens when $10 of Unused Commitments are drawn down but the bank uses purchased liquidity management? (There are many possible correct answers) Cash Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Total Loans Total tttt Unused Commitments 40 Instead, what happens when $10 of Unused Commitments are drawn down but the bank uses stored liquidity management? Cashe Deposits Borrowed Funds Equity Totale Loans Totale Unused Commitments 40 15. Consider a bank with $50 in loans and $55 in core deposits. What is the financing gap? 16. Consider the same bank with $50 in loans and $55 in core deposits. What does the bank look like after adjusting Liquid Assets? Liquid Assets Loans Totale Core Deposits Borrowed Fundse Totale 17. Consider the same bank with $50 in loans and $55 in core deposits. What does the bank look like after adjusting Borrowed Funds (after you've already adjusted Liquid Assets)? Liquid Assets Loans Total Core Deposits Borrowed Funds Totale