City Bank has estimated that its average daily net transaction accounts balance over the recent 14-day computation period was $253.00 million. The average daily balance with the Fed over the 14-day maintenance period was $8 million, and the average daily balance of vault cash over the two-week computation period was $9 million. EXAMPLE 13-2 Computation of Daily Average Required Reserves Consider ABC Bank's reserve manager, who wants to assess the bank's minimum cash reserve requirement target. The manager knows the bank's net transaction accounts bal- ance at the close of the banking day on each of the 14 days over the period Tuesday, June 30, to Monday, July 13. Consider the realized net transaction account positions of ABC Bank in Table 1325. The minimum daily average reserves that a bank must maintain is computed as a percentage of the daily average net transaction accounts held by the bank over the two-week computation period, where Friday's balances are carried over for Saturday and Sunday. The minimum daily average for ABC Bank to hold against the daily average of $1,350.70 million in net transaction accounts is calculated as follows (amounts in millions): Daily average net transaction accounts x Reserve percentage = Daily average reserves required $15.2 0% $110.2-$15.2 3 $1,350.7-$110.2 10 Minimum average reserves to be held $ 0.000 2.850 124.050 $126.900 a. Under the rules effective in 2020, what is the amount of average daily reserves required to be held during the reserve maintenance period for these demand deposit balances? b. What is the average daily balance of reserves held by the bank over the maintenance period? By what amount were the average reserves held higher or lower than the required reserves? c. If the bank had transferred $28 million of its deposits every Friday over the two-week computation period to one of its off-shore facilities, what would be the revised average daily reserve requirement? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required City Bank has estimated that its average daily net transaction accounts balance over the recent 14-day computation period was $253.00 million. The average daily balance with the Fed over the 14-day maintenance period was $8 million, and the average daily balance of vault cash over the two-week computation period was $9 million. EXAMPLE 13-2 Computation of Daily Average Required Reserves Consider ABC Bank's reserve manager, who wants to assess the bank's minimum cash reserve requirement target. The manager knows the bank's net transaction accounts bal- ance at the close of the banking day on each of the 14 days over the period Tuesday, June 30, to Monday, July 13. Consider the realized net transaction account positions of ABC Bank in Table 1325. The minimum daily average reserves that a bank must maintain is computed as a percentage of the daily average net transaction accounts held by the bank over the two-week computation period, where Friday's balances are carried over for Saturday and Sunday. The minimum daily average for ABC Bank to hold against the daily average of $1,350.70 million in net transaction accounts is calculated as follows (amounts in millions): Daily average net transaction accounts x Reserve percentage = Daily average reserves required $15.2 0% $110.2-$15.2 3 $1,350.7-$110.2 10 Minimum average reserves to be held $ 0.000 2.850 124.050 $126.900 a. Under the rules effective in 2020, what is the amount of average daily reserves required to be held during the reserve maintenance period for these demand deposit balances? b. What is the average daily balance of reserves held by the bank over the maintenance period? By what amount were the average reserves held higher or lower than the required reserves? c. If the bank had transferred $28 million of its deposits every Friday over the two-week computation period to one of its off-shore facilities, what would be the revised average daily reserve requirement? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Required