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Your bank is considering purchasing a finance company. Your supervisor provides you the following financial information:
Tasks:
•What advantages, if any, can the bank gain by purchasing the finance company and using it to own productive assets, such as computers, and leasing such assets to the parent company, the bank?
Assets ($ millions)
Consumer loans
60.0
Business loans
140.0
Real estate loans
50.0
Less reserves for loan losses
20.0
Other assets
Total assets
280.0
Liabilities ($ millions)
Bank loans
35.0
Commercial paper
130.0
Owed to parent
22.0
Debt not elsewhere
44.0
Other liabilities
19.0
Total liabilities
250.0
Equity
30.0
Total liabilities and equity
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