Question

The following balance sheet accounts (in millions of dol- lars) have been taken from the annual report for a U.S. bank. Arrange the accounts in balance sheet order and determine the value of total assets. Based on the balance sheet structure, would you classify this bank as a community bank, regional bank, or a money center bank?
Premises $1,078
Savings deposits 3,292
Cash 2,660
NOW accounts 12,816
Long-term debt 1,191
Other assets 1,633
Other time deposits 2,333
Net loans $29,981
Short-term borrowing 2,080
Other liabilities 778
Equity 3,272
Investment securities 6,092
Demand deposits 5,939
Certificates of deposit
(under $100,000) 9,853
Federal funds sold 110

Answer 1

The bank should be treated as a community bank.

The computation is as follows:

Total Assets = Premises+ Cash + Other assets + Net Loans + Investment securities + Federal funds sold

= $1,078 + $2,660 + $1,633 + $29,981 + $6,092 + $110

= $41,554  in Millions

Since the bank is a small regional bank that contains total assets of $41.5 billion so if this is the $41.5 million so it should be treated as the community bank.

Therefore we can conclude that the bank should be treated as a community bank.

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