Asset and Liability Discount Rates

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Which institution is charged the discount rate by the Central Bank?

  • Market participants
  • Financial institutions
  • Commercial banks (correct)
  • Investors

What is the purpose of the discount rate?

  • To encourage interbank borrowing
  • To determine the required rate of return
  • To signal weakness to investors
  • To provide emergency funding for distressed banks (correct)

What does a discount rate based on the instrument's par value and the amount of the discount interpret?

  • Interbank borrowing rates
  • Securities issued at a discount to par (correct)
  • Commercial paper and T-bills
  • Short-term money market instruments

What is one of the risks associated with some securities issued at a discount to par?

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What is the relationship between rates and maturation?

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The discount rate is typically lower than the interbank borrowing rates.

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The discount rate is used as an emergency option for banks in distress.

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Discount rates can signal weakness to other market participants and investors.

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Discount rates are based on the maturity of short-term money market instruments.

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Discount rates are higher for securities issued at a price lower than the stated par value.

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