Question: Question 8 to Question 10 are based on the Balance Sheet information of Good Bank - Bad Bank below: Good Bank: Cash $200 Deposits $1,000

Question 8 to Question 10 are based on the Balance Sheet information of Good Bank - Bad Bank below:

Good Bank:
Cash $200 Deposits $1,000
Good loans $1,000 Purchased funds $300
Bad Loans $380 Equity $280
Total $1,580 $1,580
Bad Bank:
Cash $240 Bonds $120
Loans 0 Preferred stock $40
Common stock $80
Total $240 $240

a) Bad Bank buys the bad loans for $300. In order to finance the purchase of the bad loan from the Good Bank, the Bad Bank issues additional bonds in the amount of $60. What will be the total assets of Good Bank after the sale of the loans?

A)

$1,500.

B)

$1,200.

C)

$380.

D)

$300.

E)

None of the above.

b) What will be the amount of equity on the balance sheet of Good Bank after the sale of the loans?

A)

$1,200.

B)

$380.

C)

$300.

D)

$280.

E)

$200.

c) What is the sum of total liability and total equity for the Bad Bank after it purchases loans from the Good Bank?

Question 10 options:

A)

$1,200.

B)

$300.

C)

$240.

D)

$60.

E)

None of the above.

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