Question

The sensitivity of bank profits to changes in interest rates can be measured more directly using ▼ duration analysis credit rationing gap analysis ​, in which the amount of​ rate-sensitive liabilities is subtracted from the amount of​ rate-sensitive assets.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is Gap Analysis.

Explanation:

The deficiency analysis is a strategic planning tool that will help you understand where you are, where you want to go and how to get there.

One of the first steps for the transition or implementation of your management system is to check your management system with respect to the requirements of the standard. This is what is commonly known as deficiency analysis, also known as pre-audit.

The deficiency analysis is carried out at the beginning of the certification process to verify compliance with the requirements of the standards to be implemented. Each standard has specific requirements that must be met and are detailed in several clauses. If your system does not meet these requirements, you must solve this problem in order to get certified.

Answer 2

Answer:

Gap analysis

Explanation:

Gap analysis  is used to measure how the bank's profits change when the interest rates change. It is used to compare actual financial performance with the desired financial performance.

The gap analysis of interest rates = rate sensitive assets - rate sensitive liabilities. In other words this means the total assets that the banks holds that earn interest rates (all types of loans and investments) - all the deposits that the bank holds as liabilities that earn interest rates (all accounts that earn interests plus bank's debt with other financial institutions).