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CASE-75M Student Version 12/9/2010

Federal Finance Bank
Going Public

Note: Only questions 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are addressed.

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INPUT DATA: OUTPUT DATA:

Amount Needed to Raise Return on Assets 1.50%
Floatation Costs Original Share Price #DIV/0!
# shares to raise capital (@$20) 0
Stock Offer Price $20.00 Net per share $20.00
Market Value/Book Value Ratio 1.15 Capital Asset Ratio 5.04%
Risk Based Capital Asset Ratio 0.00%
(Dollars in thousands) Annual Growth in Assets 0.00%
ASSETS
Cash $7,387
U.S. Treasuries 12,477
Mortgage-backed Securities 110,684
Municipal Bonds 25,970
Government Agency Securities 34,740
TOTAL CASH & SECURITIES $191,258

Residential Mortgage Loans $189,164
Consumer Loans 36,583
Business Loans 77,693
TOTAL LOANS $303,440

Fixed Assets $31,128

TOTAL ASSETS $525,826

LIABILITIES
Passbook Savings $58,693
Non-interest Checking
N.O.W. Accounts
Money Market Accounts 115,268
Certificate of Deposits 185,561
TOTAL SAVINGS $359,522

Borrowed Money $68,701
Other Liabilities 23,878
TOTAL LIABILITIES $452,101

Capital Stock ($100 par value) $12,155
Retained Earnings 14,335
TOTAL EQUITY $26,490

TOTAL CLAIMS $478,591

Loan Loss Reserve Allow. $2,680

Risk Adjustment Weights:
No default risk 0%
Low default risk 20%
Residential loans & muni. bonds 50%
Other assets 100%

Year Net Profit Assets
(thousands) (thousands)
2000 $7,863 $525,826
1999 $6,732 $461,119
1998 $5,959 $402,667
1997 $5,450 $360,954
1996 $4,745 $312,172
1995 $4,077 $273,617

Data on Publicly Traded Banks:
Assets Equity Book Value Price Net Profit Assets 1995
(thousands) (thousands) per Share (thousands) (thousands)
Maryland Financial $220,000 $11,800 $31.35 $3,322 $109,400
Great Northern Bank 486,000 21.08 20.84 6,172 241,600
First Bank of California 305,000 15,400 36.54 2,745 239,000
Omaha Federal 238,000 12,900 25.75 3,546 123,609

Owner % Owned
Brown 33%
Zudlum 31%
Jones 20%
Others 16%
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MODEL GENERATED DATA:

KEY RATIOS:

Capital Asset Ratio 5.04%

Total Capital ($1,000)
Risk Adj. Asset Value ($1,000) $274,265

Risk Based Capital Ratio 0.00%
Return on Assets 1.50%
Asset (1995-2000) growth

Capital Asset Asset Growth ROA Market Val/
Ratio Rate Ratio Book Val Ratio
Maryland Financial 15.00% 1.51% 0.000
Great Northern Bank 0.00% 15.00% 0.989
Bank of California 5.05% 5.00% 0.90% #DIV/0!
Omaha Federal 5.42% 1.49%
Federal Finance 5.04% 0.00% 1.50%

Original # shares

Book Value per share #DIV/0!

Market Value per Share #DIV/0!

Size of Stock Split #DIV/0!
Necessary

Post split # shares

Net per share $20.00
New # shares need 0

% Owned # Shares Owned
Brown 33% 0
Zudlum 31%
Jones 20% 0

$ raised in offering of 1/2 of Zudlum's stock

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