Suppose that an FI holds two loans with the following characteristics. Allocation of Loan Portfolios in Different Sectors (%) National Bank A 30% 50% 30 20 Sectors Commercial Consumer Real Estate Estimate A and B using the loan allocation deviation formula. o(A) = 12.25%; o(B) = 14.14% o(A) = 17.32%; (B) = 20.0% o(A) = 16.33%; o(B) = 14.14% 40 30 o(A) = 14.14%; o(B) = 16.33% Bank B 10% 40 50 Assume the same information as in the previous question . Which of the following observations concerning the Loan Volume-Based models and the Loan allocation deviation is not true? Bank A deviates from the national average more than Bank B. Bank B deviates from the national average more than Bank A. FI could generate high returns by serving specialized markets, impacting the bank's portfolio deviating from the national average. Deviation from the national benchmark is not necessarily bad. Suppose that an FI holds two loans with the following characteristics. Allocation of Loan Portfolios in Different Sectors (%) National Bank A 30% 50% 30 20 Sectors Commercial Consumer Real Estate Estimate A and B using the loan allocation deviation formula. o(A) = 12.25%; o(B) = 14.14% o(A) = 17.32%; (B) = 20.0% o(A) = 16.33%; o(B) = 14.14% 40 30 o(A) = 14.14%; o(B) = 16.33% Bank B 10% 40 50 Assume the same information as in the previous question . Which of the following observations concerning the Loan Volume-Based models and the Loan allocation deviation is not true? Bank A deviates from the national average more than Bank B. Bank B deviates from the national average more than Bank A. FI could generate high returns by serving specialized markets, impacting the bank's portfolio deviating from the national average. Deviation from the national benchmark is not necessarily bad