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We hereby are providing the Case studies on the calculation of exposure on a borrower – one of the most important BFM topics & scoring too from the applicable syllabus of BFM Exams 2024. You can also read the CAIIB exam & registration dates of BFM November Attempt 2024 by visit our page.

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BFM CASE STUDIES ON COMPUTATION OF EXPOSURE ON A BORROWER FOR CAIIB EXAM 2024

COMPUTATION OF EXPOSURE ON A BORROWER – BFM CASE STUDY 1:

Balance amount of Rs. 200 of term loan is to be withdrawn as under: 

Within 1 year = Rs. 100 and 

After 1 year = Rs. 100. 

In case of un-drawn portion, the exposure is to be calculated as under:

Cash credit = 20%; 

Term Loan to be withdrawn within 1 year = 20%; 

Term Loan to be withdrawn after 1 year = 50%

Q-01 Calculate the exposure for undrawn amount of fund based limits other than term loans.

• Rs. 20 

• Rs. 50

• Rs. 70 

• Rs. 140

Q-02 Calculate the exposure for undrawn amount of term loans.

• Rs. 20 

• Rs. 50

• Rs. 70 

• Rs. 140

Q-03 Which of the below amount of exposure for undrawn amount for fund based limit does not match? 

• Cash credit, bills and export loans 70

• Term loan to be withdrawn in one year 20

• Term loan to be withdrawn after one year 20

• Total amount for non-withdrawn amount 140

Q-04 Calculate the credit equivalent of non-fund based exposure in respect of letter of credit:

• Rs. 130 

• Rs. 110

• Rs. 150 

• Rs. 390

Q-05 Calculate the the credit equivalent of non-fund based exposure of bank guarantees:

• Rs. 130 

• Rs. 110

• Rs. 150 

• Rs. 390

Q-06 Calculate the credit equivalent of non-fund based exposure in respect of take out finance:

• Rs. 130 

• Rs. 110

• Rs. 150 

• Rs. 390

Q-07 Calculate the credit equivalent of total non-fund based exposure

• Rs. 130 

• Rs. 110

• Rs. 150 

• Rs. 390

Q-08 Calculate the total exposure on account of the borrower:

• Rs. 2000 

• Rs. 1280

• Rs. 1080 

• Rs. 900

Answers of computation of exposure on a borrower – BFM

1-III 

2-III 

3-III 

4-II 

5-I 

6-III 

7-IV 

8-III

Explanation of Answers of BFM Case study 1:

1. Calculation of Undrawn amount under fund based limits-other than term loan:

Amount = Rs. 800 – 450 = Rs. 350 at 20% = Rs. 70

2. Calculation of Exposure for undrawn amount of term loan as per RBI guidelines = 

within 1 year = Rs. 100 @ 20% = Rs. 20 and 

after 1 year = Rs. 100 @ 50% = Rs. 50. 

Total = Rs. 20 + 50 = Rs. 70.

3. Calculation of Undrawn amount under fund based limits other than term loan

Amount = Rs. 800 – 450 = Rs. 350 at 20% = Rs. 70

Within 1 year = Rs. 100 @ 20% = Rs. 20 and 

After 1 year = Rs. 100 @ 50% = Rs. 50. 

Total = Rs. 20 + 50 = Rs. 70.

Exposure for non-withdrawn amount = Rs. 70 + Rs. 20 + Rs. 50 = Rs. 140.

4. Letter of credit standby = Rs. 50 x 100% = Rs. 50.

Documentary LC = Rs. 300 x 20% = Rs. 60. 

Total = 50 + 60 = Rs. 110.

5. Bank guarantees:

Financial guarantee = Rs. 80 x 100% = Rs. 80,

Performance guarantee = Rs. 100 x 50% = Rs. 50. 

Total = Rs. 80 + Rs. 50 = Rs. 130.

6. Take out financing for unconditional = Rs. 100 x 100% = Rs. 100.

For conditional 100 x 50% = Rs. 50

Total = Rs. 100 + Rs. 50 = Rs. 150.

7. Letter of credit = Rs. 50 x 100% = Rs. 50, Rs. 300 x 20% = Rs. 60, 

Total = Rs. 50 + Rs. 60 = Rs. 110.

Bank guarantees = Rs. 80 x 100% = Rs. 80, Rs. 100 x 50% = Rs. 50, 

Total = Rs. 80 + Rs. 50 = Rs. 130. 

Take out financing = Rs. 100 x 100% = Rs. 100, Rs. 100 x 50% = Rs. 50, 

Total = Rs. 100 + Rs. 50 = Rs. 150. 

Total = Rs. 390

8. FB Based drawn = Rs. 550, 

Add: FB undrawn = Rs. 140, 

Add: Non-fund based = Rs. 390, 

Total = 1080

COMPUTATION OF EXPOSURE ON A BORROWER – BFM CASE STUDY 2:

A company – Jadoogar Ltd. has raised a loan of Rs. 100 crore and collateral against the loan is a bank term deposit of Rs. 40 crore. 

You are to calculate the net exposure which qualifies for capital adequacy purpose, in case there is no maturity mismatch.

100. a) Rs. 100.00 Crore
101. b) Rs. 60.00 Crore
102. c) Rs. 40.00 Crore 
103. d) Information is Inadequate

Answers of computation of exposure on a borrower – BFM

The net exposure = Rs. 100 crore – Rs. 40 crore = Rs. 60 crore. 

Because the haircut for – collateral of bank deposit = 0 as per RBI guidelines. Therefore, the full Value of Rs. 40 crore would be deducted from the exposure, without any haircut.

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