For Admin Bank, what is the credit risk-weighted value of:

1. $150 in bonds issued by the South Australian Government Financing Authority (AAA),

2. $200, 3-year loan to Westpac Bank (AA),

3. $80 in documentary letters of credit secured against shipment of goods for Qantas Airways Ltd. (BBB+),

4. $120 in commitments (formal standby facility) to Commonwealth Bank (AA) with a residual maturity of 6-months,

5. $40 guarantee to Woolworths Ltd (A-),

6. $400 in housing loans fully secured by registered first mortgages over residential property, where the LVR is 70% or less.

Note: the letters in brackets following each term refer to the credit rating of the relevant sovereign, government entity, bank, development bank or non-financial corporation.

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Item	Exposure ($)	Counterparty Risk Weight (%)	Risk-weighted value ($)
Bond	150	70	105
3 year loan	200	70	140
documentary	80	60	133.33
commitments guarantee to Woolworth housing loans	120 40 400	50 70 70	60 28 280
Total On-Balance Sheet Risk Weighted Value:			746.33

Table 2: Off-balance-sheet items, Admin Bank

Item	Exposure ($)	Conversion factor (%)	Counterparty Risk weight (%)	Risk-weighted value ($)
loan	150	30	70	31.5
3 year loan	200	30	70	42
documentary	80	40	60	19.2
commitments guarantee to Woolworth housing loans	120 40 400	50 30 30	50 70 70	30 8.4 84
Total Off-balance-Sheet Risk Weighted Value:				215.1

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