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Financial Services MCQ Questions & Answers

Financial Services MCQs : This section focuses on the "Financial Services". These Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) should be practiced to improve the Financial Services skills required for various interviews (campus interview, walk-in interview, company interview), placement, entrance exam and other competitive examinations.




Question 1

————— includes all activities involved in the transformation of savings intoinvestment.

A. Financial system
B. Financial service
C. Economic system
D. Saving system

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Question 2

Underwriting of shares by a financial intermediary is a kind of ————— activity.

A. Fee based
B. Fund based
C. Both of these
D. None of these

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Question 3

————— services are mainly provided to foreign investors.

A. Custodial services
B. Financial services
C. Factoring services
D. None of these

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Question 4

Term lending institutions are ————— market intermediaries.

A. Money market
B. Bill market
C. Capital market
D. None of these

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Question 5

The minimum net worth for the first category of merchant banker is Rs. —————

A. 2 crore
B. 5 crore
C. 1crore
D. 10 crore

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Question 6

A merchant banker can claim a charge —————% as the commission for the wholeissue.

A. 5
B. 10
C. 2.5
D. 0.5

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Question 7

————— fund invests in highly liquid securities like commercial paper.

A. Equity fund
B. Balanced fund
C. Income fund
D. Money market mutual fund

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Question 8

The company which sets up a mutual fund is called —————

A. Fund company
B. Sponsor
C. Originator
D. Obligator

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Question 9

The small investors’ gateway to enter into big companies is —————

A. Equity shares
B. Debentures
C. Preference shares
D. Mutual fund

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Question 10

The process of selling trade debts of a client to a financial intermediary is called ———

A. Bill discounting
B. Factoring
C. Securitisation
D. Materialisation

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Question 11

The idea of providing factoring services was first thought of in India by —————

A. Tandem Committee
B. Malhotra committee
C. Vaghul committee
D. None of these

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Question 12

The central theme of forfaiting is the purchasing of ————— by a financial servicecompany.

A. Trade bills
B. Export bills
C. Import bills
D. All of these

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Question 13

In India, forfaiting is done by ————— bank

A. Foreign bank
B. RBI
C. Commercial bank
D. EXIM bank

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Question 14

The minimum size of venture capital fund is Rs. —————

A. 1 crore
B. 5 crore
C. 10 crore
D. 2 crore

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Question 15

Venture capital is originated in —————

A. India
B. France
C. Britain
D. USA

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Question 16

————— is considered to be the father of venture capital.

A. Dariot
B. Vaghul
C. Modigliani
D. Jimmy carter

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Question 17

In the implementation stage of a project, venture capital firms provide —————finance

A. Mezzanine finance
B. Seed finance
C. Start up
D. All of these

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Question 18

Find the odd one out

A. Commercial paper,
B. Share certificate,
C. Certificate of deposit,
D. Treasury bill.

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Question 19

The process of managing the sales ledger of a client by a financial service company iscalled factoring

A. Factoring
B. Forfaiting
C. Bill discounting
D. None of these

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Question 20

The best suited fund to the business people is

A. income fund,
B. balanced fund,
C. growth fund,
D. None of these.

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Question 21

Mutual funds are very popular in

A. USA,
B. UK,
C. Japan,
D. India

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Question 22

In India, the company which actually deals with the corpus of the mutual fund is called

A. sponsor company,
B. trustee company,
C. asset management company
D. Mutual fund company. ,

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Question 23

Trade debts have to be assigned in favour of the financing company under

A. discounting,
B. forfaiting,
C. factoring,
D. All of these.

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Question 24

Under factoring the factor acts in the capacity of

A. an agent of his client,
B. a trustee,
C. a holder for value,
D. An administrator.

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Question 25

The first bank in India to start factoring business is

A. Canara bank,
B. SBI,
C. Punjab National Bank,
D. Allahabad Bank.

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Question 26

The inflation free instrument is _____________

A. Option bond
B. Variable rate bond
C. Index-linked guilt bond
D. Deep discount bond

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Question 27

Financial derivatives are mainly used for ______________

A. Speculative activities
B. Creating more risks
C. Hedging risks.
D. Earning income

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Question 28

In an option contract, if the option can be exercised only at the time of maturity, it. is called_____

A. Double option
B. American option
C. Put option.
D. European option

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Question 29

The predetermined price at which an underlying asset has to be bought or sold in. anoption contract is called ________

A. Option price.
B. Exercise price
C. Spot price
D. Future price

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Question 30

Combination of forwards by two counterparties with opposite but matching need iscalled

A. Swap
B. Option
C. Forwa

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Question 31

The first Indian Bank to set up Merchant Banking division in India is ___________

A. UCO Bank
B. State Bank of India
C. ICICI.
D. Punjab National Bank

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Question 32

A very long tenure lease applicable to immovable properties is ____________

A. Leverage lease
B. Conveyance lease
C. Consumer leasing
D. Balloon lease.

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Question 33

When the lessee is allowed to exchange equipment leased out whenever the original assethas to be sent to the lessor for some repair or maintenance, such type of lease is called _____

A. Wrap lease
B. Import lease
C. Swap lease.
D. Leveraged lease

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Question 34

Refactoring charges have to be paid in the case of ___________

A. Maturity factoring
B. With recourse factoring
C. Invoice factoring
D. Full service factoring

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Question 35

Under forfaiting the client is able to get credit facility to the extent of ____________

A. 100 % of the value of the export bill
B. 80% of the value of the export bill.
C. 75% of the value of the export bill
D. 90% of the value of the export bill

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Question 36

The concept of securitisation is associated with ___________

A. Capital market
B. Money market.
C. Debt market.
D. Foreign exchange market.

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Question 37

In the case of securitisation, the trade debts and receivables are mostly in the nature of _____

A. Short-term.
B. Medium – term
C. Long-term
D. Both medium term and long term

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Question 38

Under securitisation, selected pool of assets are ‘passed through’, for converting theminto securities, to another institution called:.

A. Originator.
B. Special purpose vehicle
C. Credit rating company
D. Servicing agent.

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Question 39

Which one of the following is a short term debt instrument?.

A. Preferred stock certificate
B. Pass through certificate
C. Asset based commercial certificate
D. Principal only certificate

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Question 40

Mr. Manoj is buying shares in a mutual fund that invests in companies that are all withinthe same industry. What type of mutual fund has he purchased?

A. A sector fund
B. A small cap fund.
C. An index fu

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Question 41

The asset generally not suitable for securitisation is ______________

A. Receivables from government department
B. Trade receivables
C. Hire purchase finance receivables
D. Mortgage loans

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Question 42

A market for existing financial securities that are currently traded between investors iscalled the____________ market

A. Fundamental.
B. Efficient.
C. Secondary.
D. Primary.

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Question 43

________ variety of mutual fund is known as “Nest Eggs”

A. Balanced Funds
B. Fund of funds
C. Money Market Mutual fund
D. Growth oriented funds

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Question 44

Mr. Praveen is thinking about buying an investment. The investment option that he isthinking about buying is an investment where investors pool their money. One of the key features is that it is managed by professional managers. What investment is Mr. Praveen thinking about purchasing?.

A. Common Stock
B. Corporate Bond
C. Real Estate.
D. Mutual Fund.

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Question 45

Financial intermediaries’ _________

A. Solve some of the problems associated with asymmetric information.
B. Decrease transaction costs for borrowers and lenders
C. Allow borrowers and lenders to engage in risk sharing
D. All of the above

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Question 46

__________ is the regulator of mutual funds in India

A. RBI
B. IRDA
C. SEBI
D. Both SEBI and GOI

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Question 47

In __________leasing, the risk of obsolescence is assumed by the lessee

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Both the above
D. None the above

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Question 48

__________ is a tripartite lease arrangement

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Leverage lease
D. Sale and lease back

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Question 49

Equipment leasing is _______________ financial service.

A. fund based
B. fee based
C. non-fund based
D. any of the above

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Question 50

Managing the capital issue is__________ financial services.

A. fund based
B. fee based
C. non-fund based
D. both b and c above

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Question 51

Fee based financial services are also known as...........

A. fund based
B. capital based
C. non- fund based
D. cash based

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Question 52

____________ is the design, the development and the implementation of innovative financialinstruments and processes and the formulation of creative solutions to problem of finance.

A. financial services
B. financial inclusion
C. financial engineering
D. financial innovation

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Question 53

__________ is more or less similar to “Consortium financing”.

A. Merchant banking
B. Retail banking
C. Whole sale banking
D. Loan syndication

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Question 54

Yankee bonds are raised in..........

A. USA
B. UK
C. Japan
D. India

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Question 55

Samurai bonds are raised in.............

A. USA
B. UK
C. Japan
D. India

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Question 56

Type of debt instrument which permit investors to switch between two types of securities.

A. Swap
B. Option
C. Flip-Flop notes
D. ECU bonds

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Question 57

The inflation free instrument is........

A. Option bond
B. Index-linked guilt bond
C. Variable rate bond
D. Deep discount bond

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Question 58

______ bonds are issued at a large discount to their nominal value.

A. Option bond
B. Index-linked guilt bond
C. Variable rate bond
D. Deep discount bond

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Question 59

______ is referred as both fund based and fee based financial service.

A. Hire purchase
B. Leasing
C. Factoring
D. Underwriting

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Question 60

Direct sale of securities to investors is called..........

A. Public offer
B. Private placement
C. FPO
D. IPO

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Question 61

Hire Purchase Act passed in the year

A. 1969
B. 1982
C. 1972
D. 1976

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Question 62

__________ supplies machinery to small scale industries under hire purchase system.

A. IDBI
B. SIDMI
C. NSIC
D. DIC

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Question 63

In India, Banks are permitted to carry on Hire purchase business

A. Directly
B. Through its Departments
C. Through subsidiary
D. Any of the above

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Question 64

In hire purchase, till the payment of last instalment, amount paid by hirer is treated as

A. Rent
B. interest
C. cash price
D. all of these

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Question 65

With ________ we rent and with _________ we buy the goods.

A. Hire purchase, leasing
B. Leasing, hire purchase
C. Hire purchase, instalment
D. Hire purchase, Credit sale

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Question 66

In.............., lessor fulfils financing function

A. Operating lease
B. Swap lease
C. Financial lease
D. Balloon lease

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Question 67

In................., Lessor fulfils servicing function

A. Operating lease
B. Swap lease
C. Financial lease
D. Balloon lease

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Question 68

Credit card facility is a better example of

A. Revolving credit
B. Cash loan
C. Secured credit
D. Fixed credit

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Question 69

............... card provides communication security

A. Charge card
B. Smart card
C. Debit card
D. Credit card

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Question 70

________ is pay later product

A. Debit card
B. Credit card
C. Both a & b
D. None of these

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Question 71

__________ is pay now product

A. Debit card
B. Credit card
C. Both a & b
D. None of these

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Question 72

ATM stands for

A. Automatic Teller Machine
B. Any Time Money
C. Automated Teller machine
D. All Time Machine

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Question 73

Andhra bank and Central bank of India introduced credit card in India in

A. 1991
B. 1981
C. 1984
D. 1990

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Question 74

“India Card” was introduced by

A. Central Bank of India
B. Bank of India
C. Indian Overseas bank
D. SBI

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Question 75

Full service factoring is often

A. Recourse factoring
B. Non-recourse factoring
C. Agency factoring
D. None of these

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Question 76

Disclosed factoring is also known as

A. Recourse factoring
B. Non-recourse factoring
C. Agency factoring
D. Notified factoring

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Question 77

Maturity factoring is also known as

A. Maturity factoring
B. Disclosed factoring
C. Agency factoring
D. Notified factoring

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Question 78

“Confidential invoice discounting” is another name of

A. Maturity factoring
B. Disclosed factoring
C. Undisclosed factoring
D. Notified factoring

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Question 79

Re-Factoring fee is applicable in case of

A. With recourse factoring
B. Disclosed factoring
C. Agency factoring
D. Notified factoring

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Question 80

.............. Is an “invoice based export finance” technique.

A. International factoring
B. Disclosed factoring
C. Agency factoring
D. Notified factoring

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Question 81

“EDI” in EDIFACTORING stands for

A. Economic Deposit insurance
B. Electronic Data interchange
C. Export Division insurance
D. None of these

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Question 82

In ............... lease, leasing company assumes risk of obsolescence.

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Leverage lease
D. Cross boarder lease

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Question 83

__________ lease contracts are usually non cancellable.

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Leverage lease
D. Cross boarder lease

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Question 84

Financial lease introduced in India by...................

A. Tata group
B. Reliance group
C. Chidambaram group
D. Murugappa group

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Question 85

Rental loans are given to

A. Tenant
B. Owner of the building
C. Hirer of the cars
D. Any of the above

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Question 86

Loans for pensioners are given up to ______ months of pension amount.

A. 12
B. 36
C. 24
D. 6

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Question 87

Consumer loans are granted for

A. Long period
B. Medium period
C. Short period
D. Any of the above

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Question 88

Retail banking is confined to ............... customers

A. Corporate
B. Firm
C. Individual
D. Individual and corporate

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Question 89

Housing advances are ................. in nature

A. Short term
B. Medium term
C. Long term
D. Any of the above

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Question 90

In the private sector, ____________ plays a dominant role in housing finance.

A. ICICI
B. HDFC
C. DHFL
D. LICHFL

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Question 91

Canara bank’s housing finance subsidiary is..........

A. Can HFL
B. CHFL
C. Can Fin Homes ltd
D. CBHFL

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Question 92

Housing loan up To Rs................... is considered as priority sector advance.

A. 5 lakh
B. 25 lakh
C. 10 lakh
D. 15 lakh

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Question 93

Apex institution set up to deal in housing finance is

A. HDFC
B. NHB
C. HUDCO
D. None of these

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Question 94

Institution which gives thrust to urban infrastructure development is

A. HDFC
B. NHB
C. HUDCO
D. DHFL

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Question 95

Education loan is maximum Rs........... for study in India

A. 5 lakh
B. 7.5 lakh
C. 10 lakh
D. 15 lakh

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Question 96

No security is insisted upon .................loan

A. Housing
B. Education
C. Vehicle
D. Personal

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Question 97

Which of the following is/are types of consumer credit?

A. Revolving credit
B. Unsecured credit
C. Secured credit
D. All the above

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Question 98

The difference between open-end and closed-end mutual funds is:

A. The total number of shares under management grows and shrinks for open-end funds, but is fixed for closed-end funds
B. Open-end funds can be purchase in a variety of international markets while closed- end funds can only be purchased in their home market
C. The total number of shares under management grows and shrinks for closed-end funds, but is fixed for open-end funds
D. Open-end funds contain securities from various countries while closed-end funds

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Question 99

The material wealth of a society is equal to the sum of _________

A. All financial assets
B. All real assets
C. All financial and real assets
D. All physical assets

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Question 100

_______ are financial assets

A. Bonds.
B. Machines
C. Stocks.
D. A and C.

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Question 101

_______ are examples of financial intermediaries

A. Commercial banks
B. Insurance companies
C. Investment companies
D. All of the above.

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Question 102

Financial intermediaries exist because small investors cannot efficiently ________

A. Diversify their portfolios
B. Gather all relevant information
C. Assess credit risk of borrowers
D. All of the above

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Question 103

Firms that specialize in helping companies raise capital by selling securities are called__

A. Commercial banks
B. Merchant banks
C. Savings banks
D. Credit unions

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Question 104

Financial assets ______

A. Directly contribute to the country's productive capacity
B. Indirectly contribute to the country's productive capacity
C. Contribute to the country's productive capacity both directly and indirectly.
D. Do not contribute to the country's productive capacity either directly or indirectly.

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Question 105

The sale of a mortgage portfolio by setting up mortgage pass-through securities is anexample of ________

A. Credit enhancement
B. Securitization.
C. Unbundling
D. Derivatives.

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Question 106

Merchant bankers perform the following role(s) ___________

A. Market new stock and bond issues for firms.
B. Provide advice to the firms as to market conditions, price, etc.
C. Provide consultancy services for expansion etc
D. All of the above

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Question 107

The means by which individuals hold their claims on real assets in a well-developedeconomy are ___________

A. Investment assets
B. Depository assets
C. Derivative assets
D. Financial assets

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Question 108

Commercial banks differ from other businesses in that both their assets and theirliabilities are mostly ________

A. Illiquid
B. Financial.
C. Real.
D. Owned by the government

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Question 109

Although derivatives can be used as speculative instruments, businesses most often usethem to _________

A. Attract customers
B. Appease stockholders.
C. Offset debt.
D. Hedge.

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Question 110

A fixed-income security pays ____________

A. A fixed level of income for the life of the owner.
B. A fixed level of income for the life of the security.
C. A variable level of income for owners on a fixed income
D. A fixed or variable income stream at the option of the owner.

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Question 111

Money market securities ____________

A. Are short term.
B. Are highly marketable
C. Generally very low risk.
D. All of the above

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Question 112

A mutual fund in which shares are issued only when the fund is organized is called a________fund.

A. Closed-end.
B. Load.
C. No-load
D. Open-end

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Question 113

The value of the mutual fund's portfolio minus the mutual fund's liabilities divided bythe number of shares outstanding is called the:.

A. Book value
B. Outstanding balance
C. Per share value
D. Net asset value.

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Question 114

When one investment company manages a group of mutual funds, it is called a(n):.

A. Family funds
B. Exchange fund
C. Diversification fund
D. Versatility fund

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Question 115

Indian Banks Association (IBA) has a common net working system for sharing the ATMfacilities in Mumbai, which is known as _________

A. ATM Network
B. Shared Payment Network System.
C. Cash Network
D. None of these.

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Question 116

Arbitrage is _________

A. Buying and selling in two markets simultaneously
B. A rate of interest
C. A Fee.
D. A dispute.

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Question 117

Exchange risk in case of foreign currency Non Resident (Banks) scheme (FCNR) Isborne by_________

A. RBI.
B. Depositor.
C. Govt. Of India
D. Concerned Bank.

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Question 118

Which of these is not a credit rating agency?

A. Moody.
B. Standard & Poors
C. Price water house
D. CRISIL

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Question 119

Investment banks facilitate the sale of securities in the __________

A. Primary market.
B. Secondary market
C. Retail market.
D. Wholesale market.

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Question 120

There are........ associated companies of GIC

A. 3
B. 4
C. 6
D. 5

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Question 121

In India, banks cannot do hire purchase business without the permission of

A. SEBI
B. Central Govt.
C. State govt.
D. RBI

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Question 122

LIC was nationalised in the year

A. 1956
B. 1954
C. 1969
D. 1972

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Question 123

Banking Regulation Act was passed in the year

A. 1969
B. 1935
C. 1948
D. 1949

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Question 124

Loans for pensioners are given up to__________months of pension amount.

A. 12
B. 6
C. 24
D. 36

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Question 125

Consumer loans are granted for__________period.

A. Medium
B. Short
C. Long
D. Both long and medium

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Question 126

The maximum amount of education loan is Rs________lakh for study in India.

A. 10
B. 15
C. 7.5
D. 20

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Question 127

Housing advances are________________in nature.

A. Medium
B. Short
C. Long
D. Both long and medium

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Question 128

Housing loan sanctioned to redeem prior debts obtained from friends for thepurchase of a house is called________loan.

A. Conversion
B. Flexible installment
C. Refinance
D. Renovation

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Question 129

HDFC was established in the year

A. 1982
B. 1977
C. 1972
D. 1964

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Question 130

Education loan maximum is__________lakh for study abroad.

A. 10
B. 15
C. 7.5
D. 20

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Question 131

Housing loan sanctioned to pay off an old housing loan at a higher rate ofinterest and enjoy a new one at a lower rate is called:

A. Conversion loan
B. Flexible installment loan
C. Transfer plan loan
D. Refinance loan

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Question 132

LIC Housing Finance Ltd was established in the year

A. 1982
B. 1989
C. 1972
D. 1964

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Question 133

RBI Act passed in the year

A. 1934
B. 1935
C. 1936
D. 1949

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Question 134

______________was the protector of funds and money in ancient Rome.

A. Juno Moneta
B. Henry Feyol
C. F.W.Taylor
D. None of these

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Question 135

Money is matter of 4 function- A medium , a measure, a standard__________

A. Store
B. Bin-card
C. Commerce
D. Financial

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Question 136

Indian Financial System consists of financial market,__________ and Financial intimidation.

A. financial instrument
B. services
C. underwriters
D. derivatives.

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Question 137

__________________ are business organization that is mobilisers and depositorsof savings and providing financial services.

A. Financial Institutions
B. head offices
C. Branches
D. none of these.

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Question 138

__________________ are differ from Non-financial Business organization.

A. Financial Institutions
B. head offices
C. Branches
D. none of these.

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Question 139

__________ can be defined as the market in which financial assets arecreated or transferred.

A. Financial Market
B. financial service
C. Financial Instruments
D. head Offices.

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Question 140

__________ this market is dominated by government, banks, and financialinstitutions.

A. money market
B. Capital Market
C. Organised Market
D. Unorganised

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Question 141

______________market is also called as the security market.

A. Capital market
B. Money Market
C. Organised Market
D. Unorganised

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Question 142

______________market deals with the multicurrency requirements.

A. Forex market
B. Money Market
C. Organised Market
D. Unorganised

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Question 143

____________ bills are issued by central government.

A. Treasury Bills
B. Bills of Exchange
C. Dishonored bill
D. Unorganised

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Question 144

Debt instruments are issued by corporate houses for raising short termfinancial resources from money market are called as __________

A. Commercial Paper
B. Certificate of deposits
C. . treasury bill
D. hybrid

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Question 145

The markets which attracts funds in large volume and from all types ofinvestors are called as ________

A. Broad financial market
B. Money Market
C. Organised
D. Unorganised

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Question 146

____________or liberalization aim at creating market oriented competitivefinancial system.

A. Financial Reforms
B. integration
C. financial repression
D. None of these

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Question 147

____________appears to have an important role in the restructuring andliquidation of companies that are in distress.

A. Financial Intermediary
B. Financial Instruments
C. Organised Market
D. Firm’s Assets

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Question 148

__________banker is any person who is engaged in the business of issue of management either by making arrangement regarding selling, buying, securities to manager.

A. Merchant
B. Money bankers
C. Non Banking Institutes
D. Unorganised

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Question 149

______________banking is the development of banking from commerce whichfrequently encountered a prolonged intermediate.

A. Merchant
B. Money bankers
C. Non Banking Institutes
D. Unauthorized

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Question 150

An outstanding development in this sphere was the conversion of the__________

A. Industrial Finance Corporation
B. Non banking financial Institutes
C. Insurance Companies
D. None of the above

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Question 151

DFIs stands for__________

A. Development financial Institutes
B. Development of Banking institute
C. Development of financial Industries
D. Deputy Factor Service

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Question 152

The bonds issued by the DFIs were no longer eligible as__________assets forbanks.

A. SLR
B. NSE
C. IFCI
D. DFIs

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Question 153

The factors which had adversely affected the profitability of the bankingsystem were partly external is termed as ____________

A. macro –policy environment
B. staffing and branch spread
C. promoting savings
D. none of the above

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Question 154

The factors which had adversely affected the profitability of the bankingsystem were partly internal is termed as ____________

A. staffing and branch spread
B. macro –policy environment
C. promoting savings
D. none of the above

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Question 155

NBFCs Stands for

A. non banking financial corporations
B. Indian financial institutions
C. national banks factor corporation
D. none of the above

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Question 156

NBFCs are partly ________ and partly__________

A. fees based and fund based
B. free and periodic
C. full fees and periodic
D. fund based and systematic

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Question 157

__________are emerging as the backbone of Indian Capital Market.

A. Mutual Fund
B. Investments
C. savings
D. Interests

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Question 158

The present structure consists of domestic mutual funds sponsored by the__________

A. UTI
B. LIC
C. NFCs
D. IFS

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Question 159

__________are encouraged, both in public and private sectors and they havebeen permitted to invest overseas.

A. Mutual Funds
B. Shares
C. Capital
D. Investments

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Question 160

Secondary market represented an institutional mechanism was ____________

A. inadequate
B. incorrect
C. aggregate
D. exact

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Question 161

SEBI stands for ____________

A. security exchange board of India
B. State Bank of India
C. sate electronic board of India
D. none of the above

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Question 162

CDs stands for ________ and CPs stands for________

A. certificate of deposit & commercial paper
B. certify deputy manager & commercial bills
C. clear deposit & contract papers
D. contractual deposit & compact project

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Question 163

______________are appointed by the issuing companies in consultation withthe merchant bankers.

A. underwriters
B. Mutual fund
C. Certificate of deposits’
D. treasury bills

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Question 164

Underwrites are appointed by the issuing companies in consultation withthe ______________

A. merchant banks
B. Mutual fund
C. Certificate of deposits’
D. treasury bills

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Question 165

In ______________this case the issue is underwritten by two or moreunderwriters jointly.

A. joint underwriting
B. sub underwriting
C. syndicate underwriting
D. firm underwriting

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Question 166

Under ____________this case involves more than one underwriters.

A. sub underwriting
B. joint underwriting
C. syndicate underwriting
D. firm underwriting

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Question 167

__________in this case underwriter agrees to take up a specified number of securities.

A. firm underwriting
B. sub underwriting
C. syndicate underwriting
D. joint underwriting

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Question 168

________is empowered to carry out the inspection of the bankers to the issue with a view to protecting the investors’ interest.

A. RBI
B. SBI
C. SEBI
D. Capital Market

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Question 169

A ________is a deed which is executed by the company in favour of the trustees named for the benefit of the debenture holder.

A. trust deed
B. Agreement
C. contract
D. none of above

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Question 170

A scheduled bank carrying on __________

A. commercial activity
B. financial activity
C. banking activity
D. none of the above

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Question 171

____________is mandatory in order to act as debenture trustee.

A. . Certificate
B. agreement
C. contract
D. none of the above

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Question 172

In primary MARKETS the first time issued shares to be publicly traded, instock market is considered as...

A. traded offering
B. public markets
C. initial public offering.
D. secondary market

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Question 173

The stock or shares that are also sold to investors without transacting through financial institution are classified as

A. direct transfer
B. indirect transfer
C. global transfer
D. home transfer

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Question 174

The type of financial security which have linked payoff to another issuedsecurity is classified as –

A. linked security
B. derivative security
C. payable security.
D. receivables

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Question 175

In primary markets the property of shares which made it easy to sell newlyissued security is considered as __

A. increased liquidity
B. decreased liquidity
C. money flow
D. Surplus

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Question 176

The money market where debt and stock are traded and maturity period ismore than a year is classified as__

A. short term markets
B. capital markets
C. long term markets
D. money market

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Question 177

The example of derivative securities include.

A. swap contract
B. option contract
C. future contract
D. all of these

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Question 178

In foreign financial markets , the growth is represented by the factors suchas __

A. saving in foreign countries
B. investment opportunity
C. a & b
D. none of these

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Question 179

The services provided by financial institutions as providing financing to any specific sector of economy such as real estate business are classified as____

A. business allocation
B. sector allocation
C. credit allocation
D. factor allocation

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Question 180

The type of market in which securities with less than one year maturity aretraded is classified as__

A. money market
B. capital market
C. global market
D. Stock exchange.

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Question 181

The type of structured market through which the funds flow with the helpof financial instruments such as bond and stock is classified as –

A. financial market
B. funds market
C. flow market
D. capital market

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Question 182

The process of selling and buying of stocks and bonds is classified as

A. S- trade
B. e trade
C. stock trade
D. none of these

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Question 183

In capital markets the major suppliers of trading instruments are—

A. government and corporation
B. liquid corporation
C. instrumental corporation
D. Private Institutes

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Question 184

The market in which transactions are done through computers andtelephone without any specific location are classified as ____

A. past counter
B. future counter market
C. over the counter markets
D. None of these

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Question 185

The type of financial markets in which the corporation issues new funds toraise funds is classified as

A. flow market
B. primary market
C. secondary market
D. Money market

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Question 186

The saving banks, insurance companies, mutual funds and commercialbanks are all examples of –

A. Non-financial institutions
B. derivative institutions
C. financial institutions
D. banking institutes.

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Question 187

The additional debt instrument or equity instruments of publically tradedfirm are included in the markets classified as –

A. flow market
B. primary market
C. secondary markets
D. derivative market

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Question 188

The financial instruments of public markets include –

A. Transfer funds
B. bearer bonds
C. shares
D. debentures

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Question 189

The centralized market place where agents can have efficiently andquickly transaction is classified as –

A. secondary market
B. central market
C. traded market
D. primary market

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Question 190

The ability of an asset to be converted into cash very quickly is classifiedas –

A. derivative security markets
B. convertible securities
C. liquidity
D. fixed

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Question 191

The institutions classified as depository once and have loans as theirmajor assets are classified as

A. commercial banks
B. commercial mortgages
C. credit derivative
D. All of these

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Question 192

Merchant bankers are ______

A. Merchants
B. Banks
C. Neither merchants nor banks
D. None of these.

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Question 193

All type of activities which are of a financial nature are called‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Financial market
B. Primary market
C. Capital market
D. financial services.

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Question 194

Find out odd one..

A. Fund based activity
B. Fee based activity
C. Modern activities
D. Purchase of raw materials.

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Question 195

The number of lead merchant bankers may not exceeds in case any issueof , issue size less than Rs.50crore,number of MBs ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. 1
B. 3
C. 2
D. 4

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Question 196

R O C stands for ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Registrar of companies
B. Registered companies
C. Registrar of consulter
D. Registrar of capital.

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Question 197

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ is a written consent or authorization representing oracting on behalf of an individual in matters of business, private affairs or other legal matters.

A. Memorandum of understanding
B. R O C
C. Agreement
D. Power of authority.

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Question 198

Lead merchant banker should advice the issuer to enter into ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ with aparticular intermediary for the purpose of issue management.

A. Memorandum of understanding
B. R O C
C. Agreement
D. Arrangement.

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Question 199

The number of lead merchant bankers may not exceed in case any issue of,issue size 200crore to 400crore.

A. 4
B. 3
C. 6
D. 5

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Question 200

Post issue management activities include:‐

A. Analysis of collection
B. Processing of data
C. Issue of refund orders
D. All of these.

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Question 201

Pre‐issue management activities include:‐

A. Lead manager
B. Underwriting
C. Overall supervision
D. None of these.

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Question 202

Merchant bank can help an organization specifically in promotionalfunctions, _____________‐.

A. Sponsoring the issue
B. Marketing
C. None of these
D. All of these.

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Question 203

Role of merchant bankers ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Mobilization of funds
B. Promotional function
C. Innovation
D. All of these.

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Question 204

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ is a financial intermediary who helps to mobilize and transfercapital from those who possess it to those who need it.

A. Lease finance
B. Venture capital
C. Merchant banker
D. hire purchaser .

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Question 205

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ is a method of renting assets.

A. Hire purchase
B. Lease
C. hedge finance
D. Credit rating.

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Question 206

‐‐‐‐‐‐ is the opinion of the rating agency on the relative ability and willingness of the issuer of by instrument to meet the debt service obligations as and when they arise.

A. Credit rating
B. rating by merchant banker
C. merit rating
D. operating feed back.

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Question 207

The features of hire purchase:

A. The possession of goods is given to the buyer immediately.
B. The ownership in the goods remains with the vendor till the last installment is paid.
C. The seller can repossess the goods in case of default in payment .
D. All of these.

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Question 208

Discounting of bills of exchange is an attractive ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ basedfinancial service provided by the finance companies.

A. Fee
B. Fund
C. Opinion
D. Capital.

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Question 209

Factoring is method of raising ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ finance throughaccount receivable credit offered by commercial banks and factors.

A. Long term
B. Medium term
C. short term
D. all of these.

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Question 210

Insurance is a ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Instrument
B. Contract
C. Agreement
D. Rating.

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Question 211

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ is a fund based financial service, provides resources of finance receivable as well as facilities the collection of receivables.

A. Leasing
B. hedge finance
C. Merchant banker
D. Factoring.

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Question 212

Financial service companies exclude ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Commercial banks
B. Insurance companies
C. Sole proprietorship
D. Crepitating agencies.

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Question 213

Specialized financial institution, are also known as _____________.

A. Leasing companies
B. U T I
C. N B F C s
D. Development bank.

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Question 214

Financial services offered financing risk project e.g. Risk capital scheme ofI F C I venture capital fund of I D F I etc. to provide ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Seed capital
B. Venture capital
C. Primary fund
D. secondary fund.

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Question 215

Identify odd one.

A. C R I S I L
B. I C R A
C. C A R E
D. I C I C I.

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Question 216

Services sector in India is booming and has become one of the biggest ________areas.

A. money spinning areas
B. Regulations area
C. venture capital
D. none of these

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Question 217

The term__________ refers to the mobilizing and allocation of savings.

A. financial services
B. Financial Institutions
C. financial intermediaries
D. all of these

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Question 218

____________of large public sector undertakings.

A. Port folio management
B. top management
C. fund management
D. financial planning

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Question 219

____________has made way for the entry of innovation and advanced financialproducts in India.

A. globalization
B. liberalization
C. centralization
D. reconstruction

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Question 220

If funds sells securities that have increased price the fund has________ Gain.

A. capital gain
B. Surplus
C. over gain
D. loss of profit policy

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Question 221

________is define as the market value of Mutual Fund Scheme’s assets net of its Liability.

A. NAV
B. OVTCE
C. SWAP
D. loss of profit policy

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Question 222

Funds that can sell and buy units at any point in the time are known as ____

A. open end fund
B. Surplus
C. Closed end fund
D. No load fund

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Question 223

Funds that can sell a fixed number of units only during the new fund offerperiod are called as ______

A. Closed end fund
B. Surplus
C. Open end fund
D. No load fund

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Question 224

______refers to the load changed to an investors when he /she enters into ascheme.

A. Entry load
B. Surplus
C. Closed end fund
D. No load fund

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Question 225

____________ known as back end load.

A. Exit load
B. Entry load
C. Closed end fund
D. No load fund

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Question 226

Which are not included in entry load, Exit load, deferred load is known as____

A. open end fund
B. Surplus
C. Closed end fund
D. No load fund

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Question 227

__________are funds whose portfolio consists of a blend of equities, debts, andmoney market securities.

A. Hybrid fund
B. Balanced fund
C. Closed end fund
D. No load fund

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Question 228

Exchange traded funds give investors joint benefits of ____ And ____ mutualfund.

A. close end & open end
B. Surplus & capital
C. Closed end & hybrid
D. No load & balanced

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Question 229

ETF stands for__________

A. Exchange traded funds
B. Expensive Transactional Fund
C. Executive traded fun
D. No load fund

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Question 230

The finance ministry is supervisor of ____ & ____

A. RBI & SBI
B. SBI & SEBI
C. SEBI &NABARD
D. SEBI & RBI

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Question 231

Association of mutual fund in India was incorporated on__

A. 22nd Aug 1995
B. 23rd Aug 1996
C. 28th Aug 1995
D. 22nd Jan 1995

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Question 232

______is keeps the safe custody of the valuables of customers or clients orinvestors.

A. Custodian
B. Registrar
C. Trader
D. Institutes

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Question 233

______________ means financial transaction where exporter sells hisaccounts receivables to the 3rd party @a lesser rate in exchange for instant cash.

A. Factoring
B. Surplus
C. Mutual Fund
D. Interest

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Question 234

Numerous factoring arrangements are possible if an agreement is reachedbetween the ______& ____

A. selling co.& the Factor
B. Factors & the Purchaser
C. Sole trader & Banks
D. None of these

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Question 235

Domestic factoring include Customers, Client ____

A. All of these
B. Customers
C. Financial Intermediary
D. buyers & seller

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Question 236

The word forfeit is derived from __

A. French word
B. Latin word
C. Greek word
D. None of these

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Question 237

Forfiet means ________

A. Surrendered of rights
B. Factors & the Purchaser
C. Sole trader’s Banks
D. None of these

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Question 238

Forfeiter determines ______risk & risk.

A. Country & Credit
B. Factors & the Purchaser
C. Cash & Banks
D. None of these

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Question 239

Forfeiting transaction is covered with ______

A. Promissory Notes
B. Certificate
C. Dishonor bill
D. None of these

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Question 240

The first rating AGENCY is ________was started in__

A. CRISIL, 1988
B. ICRA , 1993
C. DCR, 1996
D. ONICRA, 1995

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Question 241

The term ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ refers financial investment in a highly risky andgrowth oriented venture with the objective of earning a high rate of return.

A. Venture capital
B. Merchant banking
C. Leasing
D. none of these.

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Question 242

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ is a road towards a high growth economy.

A. Venture capital
B. Merchant banking
C. Leasing
D. None of these.

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Question 243

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ act as an intermediary to link up the sources of ideas andthe sources of fund.

A. Venture capital
B. Merchant banking
C. Leasing
D. None of these.

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Question 244

V C Fs of specialized financial institution promoted by ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Central government
B. RBI
C. state government
D. None of these.

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Question 245

I D B I , I F C I , I C I C I etc. are promoted by _____________‐‐‐.

A. V C F s of specialized financial institution
B. V C F s of commercial bank
C. Private V C Fs
D. None of these.

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Question 246

Write the example of V C Fs of state financial institution.

A. K S I D C
B. T D I C I
C. C V C F
D. None of these.

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Question 247

Which of the following is a V C F promoted by specialized financialinstitution.

A. Indus venture capital fund
B. I L & FS Venture corporation ltd.
C. I D B I venture capital fund
D. None of these.

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Question 248

Off shore VCFs are promoted by ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ & financialinstitution.

A. Foreign banks
B. Private banks
C. State banks
D. None of these.

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Question 249

High risk is an outstanding feature of ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Mutual fund
B. venture capital
C. Debenture finance
D. govt. bonds.

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Question 250

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ is needed for developing a product in the initial stages.

A. Seed capital
B. Startup capital
C. Second round financing
D. None of these.

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Question 251

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ capital is needed for product development and initialmarketing.

A. seed capital
B. Startup capital
C. first round financing
D. None of these.

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Question 252

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ provided at a stage when product has been launched in themarket but has not earned enough profits to meet future capital needs.

A. first round financing
B. Second round financing
C. Startup capital
D. None of these.

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Question 253

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ capital is provided for early manufacturing and marketingexpense.

A. Startup capital
B. seed capital
C. first round financing
D. Second round financing

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Question 254

The additional finance provided by VCFs to overcome fledging stage iscalled ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐.

A. Second round financing
B. ) first round financing
C. seed capital
D. None of these.

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Question 255

Indian Commercial Banks are categorized into:

A. Public sector Banks
B. Foreign Banks
C. Private Sector Banks
D. All of the above

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Question 256

Regional Rural Banks have been set up with the basic objectives of:

A. Providing credit to semi - urban & urban population
B. Providing deposits facilities to farmers
C. Providing credit & deposit facilities to rural areas
D. providing credit, deposit and other banking facilities to people in rural

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Question 257

_____ is raised in capital markets

A. Funds through long term securities
B. Long term loans through Govt. securities
C. medium term loans
D. Short - term instruments

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Question 258

Interest on Government secu-rities on fixed basis is known as:

A. Bank rate
B. Coupon
C. Prime Lending Rate
D. Bench mark PLR

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Question 259

__ was not nationalized in 1969:

A. Punjab National Bank
B. Oriental Bank of commerce
C. Bank of Baroda
D. Union Bank of India

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Question 260

In the first round 14 major banks with a liability base of ____ werenationalized:

A. 10 crore or more
B. 20 crore or more
C. 50 crore or more
D. 100 crore or more

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Question 261

The maximum Statutory Liquidity Ratio to be maintained by banks is_____:

A. 25%
B. 30%
C. 35%
D. 40%

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Question 262

CRR funds are kept by the Banks in ____:

A. Cash in hand at branches
B. Balance with other banks
C. Balance in a special Account with RBI
D. Funds in the currency chest

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Question 263

An increase in CRR by RBI leads to:

A. Decrease in deposit
B. increase in deposit
C. Increase in lendable resources
D. Decrease in lendable resources

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Question 264

When RBI reduce the CRR it results into:

A. Decrease in deposit
B. increase in deposit
C. Increase in lendable resources
D. Decrease in lendable resources

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Question 265

What is meant by development Oriented banking?

A. Infrastructure financing
B. Extending loans to States, which are un development
C. Taking up the task of development of the economy by providing support to under privileged sections of the society
D. All the above

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Question 266

Principal functions of SIDBI:

A. Promotion of SSI
B. Finance of SSI
C. Development of SSI
D. All the above

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Question 267

____ heads and conducts the affairs of RBI:

A. Central Board
B. local board
C. Regional board
D. All of the above

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Question 268

RBI Provides ____ for meeting day - to - day receipt and expendituremismatch to both Central and State Governments.

A. treasury bills
B. Ways and Means advance
C. date and securities
D. All the above

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Question 269

These days RBI uses Selective credit control measures rather infrequentlybecause of:

A. Deregulation of functions
B. Autonomy given to banks
C. Comfortable liquidity
D. Reasonable inflation level

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Question 270

Intervenes in markets to maintain the external value of the Indian rupee:

A. Exporters
B. Importers
C. RBI
D. IMF

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Question 271

Which of the following can be categories as a Merchant Banking service?

A. Consultancy on finance to a company
B. Advance in capital structure
C. Managing mergers
D. Helping in finalizing take over

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Question 272

The instrument which provides proprietary interest in company andwhich entitles a person to dividend on profits, is called?

A. Bond
B. Share
C. Debenture
D. Warrant

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Question 273

Which of the following provides proper definition of a Mutual Funds?

A. It is an association of members of public
B. These members want to invest in financial instrument
C. They want to invest in financial instrument assts of business sector
D. All the above

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Question 274

Which of the following organisations/agencies works solely to monitorand arrange flow of agriculture credit in India?

A. NABARD
B. SIDBI
C. RBI
D. SEBI

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Question 275

The currency notes of which of the following denominations are notprinted in India ?

A. Rs. 5
B. Rs. 10
C. Rs. 50
D. Rs. 2500

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Question 276

Which of the following is not the name of a bank functioning in India?

A. Central Bank of India
B. UCO Bank
C. Aegon Religare
D. Dena Bank

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Question 277

When banks accept a fixed sum of money from an individual for a definiteterm and pay on maturity with interest, the deposit is known as :

A. Term Deposit
B. Demand Deposit
C. Bond
D. Mortgage

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Question 278

Who amongst the following is the chief of SEBI?

A. Milind Bhave
B. UK Sinha
C. Shashikath Verma
D. Shyamala Gopinath

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Question 279

Which of the following is a leading electronic-payment tec-hnology firm?

A. Visa
B. Max
C. BSE
D. Sensex

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Question 280

The basic function of________are to accept to deposits, lend money and actas collection and paying agents.

A. Banks
B. . Non Banking Institutes
C. Sock exchange
D. Brokers

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Question 281

The RBI was nationalized by the Reserve Bank (amendment ) ________

A. Act 1948
B. . Act 1932
C. Act 1962
D. Act 1963

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Question 282

The baking system was______during the early 90’s which led to greatercompetition and higher Production.

A. Liberalized
B. Centralized
C. Decentralized
D. None of these

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Question 283

The baking sector is the most important part of the______and it promoteseconomic development of the country.

A. financial system
B. Financial Procedure
C. Technology
D. Underwriting

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Question 284

The________has economic significance and social purpose.

A. Insurance industry
B. Financial banks
C. mutual fund
D. Underwriting

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Question 285

The______ are financial intermediate that collect and invest largeamount of premiums.

A. Insurance Companies
B. non banking Institutes
C. Stock Exchange
D. SEBI

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Question 286

The 1st life insurance company namely______ was establishment inKolkata in 1818

A. oriental life insurance co
B. ICICI prudential
C. Tata LIC
D. SBI LIC

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Question 287

The commercial banking system in India consists________&________

A. Scheduled & Unscheduled Banks
B. Bank & Non Banking Institutions
C. Organised & unorganized Banks
D. none of these

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Question 288

______banks are considered as the heart of our financial structure thatmakes the completely utilization of the resources of the nation.

A. financial system
B. Financial Procedure
C. Technology
D. Underwriting

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Question 289

________banks are known as local area banks.

A. Uncheduled banks
B. Financial Institutions
C. Organised Banks
D. none of these

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Question 290

__________these banks are controlled by the Government.

A. Public Sector Banks
B. Organised Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. none of these

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Question 291

____________banks are registered as companies with limited liability.

A. Private Sector Banks
B. Public sector Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. commercial banks

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Question 292

__________ banks were establishment mainly due to the development of tradewith our countries.

A. Foreign Banks
B. Organised Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. none of these

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Question 293

__________ banks are involved with financing of foreign trade and activities.

A. Foreign Banks
B. Organised Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. none of these

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Question 294

__________ banks aims to increase the flow of credit and availability ofbanking facilities to Rural areas and to the poorer section of the rural population.

A. Regional Rural Banks
B. Organised Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. Cooperative Banks

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Question 295

The basic ideamovement is that poor people should come together and develop banking habits within small means.

A. Cooperative
B. Organised
C. Scheduling
D. none of these

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Question 296

________banks act as catalytic agents in promoting balanced development ofthe country.

A. Development Banks
B. Organised Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. none of these

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Question 297

________ means indemnity or protection against risk of loss by spreading the risk over a number of a person, who are exposed to it and who is agree to insure themselves against risk.

A. Insurance
B. Bank Over Draft
C. Premium
D. none of these

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Question 298

The LIC was Establishment on__________

A. 1st Sep 1956
B. 2nd Sep 1956
C. 15th Aug 1949
D. 1st Jan 1947

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Question 299

__________banks can borrow from the Reserve Bank of India based on the eligible securities or get the financial assistance in times of need by rediscounting bills of Exchange.

A. Scheduled Banks
B. Organised Banks
C. Scheduled Banks
D. none of these

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Question 300

The first bank to set up a separate merchant banking division in India.

A. Punjab national bank
B. Standard charted bank
C. National & Grin days bank
D. National city bank.

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Question 301

As a discipline to be one of the most important element in the businessworld where money is almost everything.

A. Accounting
B. Standardizing
C. Recording
D. none of these

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Question 302

Budgeting requires eliminating redundant expenditure that no longer servesany clearly defined purpose.

A. Zero based
B. Open end
C. Financial
D. none of these

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Question 303

The second approach in the application of Zero-based Budgeting (ZBB) is toidentify and remove duplication or expenditure.

A. Multiplication
B. Divided
C. Adding
D. triple

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Question 304

A system of zero-based budgeting was first introduced formally in theUnited States Department of Agriculture in preparing its budget.

A. Fiscal year
B. Leap Year
C. Academic Year
D. Draconic year

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Question 305

Zero-based budgeting was introduced for the first time in a governmentsystem by ______________

A. Jimmy Carter
B. F.W.Tailor
C. Robert Shiller
D. Abhijit Banarjee

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Question 306

A decision package includes________justification for budget estimates of anactivity.

A. Comprehensive
B. Comparative
C. Duplicated
D. none of these

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Question 307

A main factor contributing to the failure of zero-based budgeting has beendue to too much of__________involved in the procedure.

A. Paper work
B. Computerized work
C. Manual Work
D. none of these

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Question 308

____________ manpower is a hard task for management.

A. Re-Deploying
B. Deploying
C. Scheduling
D. none of these

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Question 309

Situation of resource crunch when demands for desirable expenditure arefar ______________ the available resources.

A. out stripping
B. in stripping
C. overlapping
D. none of these

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Question 310

Zero-based budgeting is an approach to budgeting that begins from the principle that____________ or activities Should be factored into the plans for the coming budget period.

A. no cost
B. no Value
C. zero budget
D. none of these

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Question 311

Zero-based budgeting first came out in ________

A. 1960
B. 1980
C. 1950
D. 1999

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Question 312

The ‘________ ’ is a term associated with ZBB, and refers to an analysis ofeach discrete activity, according to cost and purpose.

A. Decision Package
B. Zero budgeting Plan
C. Accountancy
D. Short Sales

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Question 313

The key benefit is that serves to concentrate attention on the__________

A. Zero based budgeting
B. Activity based badgeting
C. Value preposition budgeting
D. none of these

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Question 314

ZBB can offer a number of advantages when it is applied ________

A. intelligently
B. Ascending order
C. Descending order
D. none of these

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Question 315

The basic process of zero-based budgeting is to justify budget requests for every , regardless of prior period budgets.

A. Budgeting cycle
B. Reuse cycle
C. recession cycle
D. none of these

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Question 316

Zero-based budgeting addresses such problems that can take place with__________ rolling budgets.

A. Conventional
B. Non conventional
C. budging
D. none of these

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Question 317

__________ accounting is a financial reporting process which records theresults of inflation on the financial statement that a firm prepare and published at the end of the financial year.

A. Inflation
B. Corporate
C. Management
D. Bank

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Question 318

One of the most significant and basic principle of the accounting process iscalled as the ________Principle.

A. measuring Unit
B. Non Measuring Unit
C. Scheduled Unit
D. none of these

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Question 319

Inflation accounting as already stated is also called as the ________ accounting.

A. Price Level Accounting
B. Inflationary Accounting
C. corporate accounting
D. Management Accounting

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Question 320

The impact of inflation comes in the form of rising prices of__________ andAssets.

A. Output
B. Surplus
C. Liabilities
D. Deficit

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Question 321

Which of the following assets is most liquid?.

A. 2 year Treasury bonds
B. Shares of common stock
C. Passbook savings accounts.
D. Gold bars

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Question 322

Under “securitisation process”, the bank or financial institution which gives loan isknown as;

A. SPV
B. Obligor
C. Originator
D. Credit enhancer

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Question 323

Under “securitisation process”, original borrower is known as;

A. SPV
B. Obligor
C. Originator
D. Credit enhancer

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Question 324

Under “securitisation process”, organisation which gives insurance and guarantee isknown as;

A. SPV
B. Obligor
C. Originator
D. Credit enhancer

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Question 325

Under “securitisation process”, __________ are instruments which issued subsidiarycompany in respect of receivables of holding or parent company

A. Pass through certificate
B. Pay through certificate
C. Preferred stock certificate
D. None of these

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Question 326

________ certificate under securitisation have multiple maturity structure.

A. Pass through certificate
B. Pay through certificate
C. Preferred stock certificate
D. Interest only certificate

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Question 327

________ certificate under securitisation have single maturity structure.

A. Pass through certificate
B. Pay through certificate
C. Preferred stock certificate
D. Principle only certificate

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Question 328

Which of the following is / are securitisable asset/debt?

A. Credit card receivable
B. Lease finance
C. Mortgage loan
D. All the above

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Question 329

Which of the following is / are securitisable asset/debt?

A. Hire purchase receivable
B. Receivable from Govt.
C. Term loan to financial reputed company
D. All the above

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Question 330

Which of the following is / are not securitisable asset/debt?

A. Credit card receivable
B. Bills receivable
C. Mortgage loan
D. All the above

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Question 331

Which of the following is not related to securitisation process?

A. Special purpose vehicle
B. Credit rating agency
C. Credit enhancer
D. None of these.

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Question 332

Which of the following is tripartite system?

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Leverage lease
D. Swap lease

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Question 333

Equipment lease transaction is treated as contract of............

A. Bailment
B. Pledge
C. Guarantee
D. Agency

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Question 334

............ lease is for a limited period

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Leverage lease
D. Swap lease

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Question 335

The entire lease rental is treated as........ in the books of lessor

A. Expense
B. Income
C. Receivable
D. Capital

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Question 336

Leased asset is shown in the balance sheet of..................

A. Lessee
B. Lessor
C. Lender
D. Both lessor and lessee in 50:50 ratio

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Question 337

Who can claim investment allowance in relation to leased asset?

A. Lessee
B. Lessor
C. Lender
D. Both lessor and lessee in 50:50 ratio

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Question 338

An average lease agreement involves.............

A. Two parties
B. Three parties
C. Four parties
D. None of these

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Question 339

................. Leasing companies are formrd to promote the sale of its parent company

A. Leverage
B. Financial
C. Vendor
D. Swap

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Question 340

.......... fund generates regular income to the investors on periodical basis.

A. Balanced fund
B. Income fund
C. Growth fund
D. All of these

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Question 341

Income-cum- growth fund is also known as.................

A. Balanced fund
B. Nest eggs
C. Open ended fund
D. Long haul

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Question 342

............... fund concentrate mainly on capital appreciation.

A. Balanced fund
B. Income fund
C. Growth fund
D. All of these

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Question 343

Pure growth fund is also known as

A. Nest eggs
B. Balanced fund
C. Leverage fund
D. Stop gap arrangement

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Question 344

Investors generally use............... as a ‘parking place’ or ‘stop gap arrangement”

A. Balanced fund
B. Income fund
C. Growth fund
D. MMMF

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Question 345

................. mutual fund otherwise known as “intrinsic value”

A. Income
B. Capital
C. Portfolio
D. Net asset value

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Question 346

Best suited fund for a business people is...............

A. Balanced fund
B. Income fund
C. Growth fund
D. Taxation fund

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Question 347

The facility offered to the investors to shift from one scheme to another under same fundis known as

A. Roll over facility
B. Re purchase facility
C. Re issue facility
D. Lateral shifting facility

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Question 348

Which of the following is a type of international factoring?

A. Two factor system
B. Single factor system
C. Direct export factor system
D. All of these

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Question 349

................ literally means “relinquish rights to something”.

A. Securitisation
B. Factoring
C. Forfaiting
D. Credit rating

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Question 350

________ variety of mutual fund offers tax benefits to the investors

A. Balanced Funds
B. Fund of funds
C. Money Market Mutual fund
D. Taxation fund

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Question 351

Which of the following fund is entirely opposite to bond fund?

A. Balanced
B. Close ended
C. Income fund
D. Aggressive growth fund

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Question 352

______ is the venture capital assistance at the stage of development of business idea

A. Start up capital
B. Mezzanine capital
C. Bridge capital
D. Seed capital

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Question 353

In __________leasing, maintenance expenses and taxes are born by the lessee

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Both the above
D. None the above

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Question 354

__________ is suitable lease arrangement for retail shop, mall etc

A. Financial lease
B. Operating lease
C. Leverage lease
D. Sale and lease back

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Question 355

In hire purchase, who can be enjoying salvage value of asset?

A. Hirer
B. Vendor
C. Financiers
D. All of these

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Question 356

“Native Stock and Share Brokers Association” is the old name of............

A. SEBI
B. NSE
C. BSE
D. NASDAQ

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Question 357

General insurance business nationalised in the year__________

A. 1956
B. 1972
C. 1969
D. 1982

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Question 358

............ is a product whose value is derived from the value of underlying asset

A. Repo
B. T-bills
C. G.sec
D. Derivatives

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Question 359

.................. are negotiable instrument issued by an overseas depository

A. ADR
B. GDR
C. IDR
D. All of these

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Question 360

Secured Premium Notes (SPN) always issued with...........

A. Premium
B. Discount
C. Detachable Warrant
D. Coupon

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Question 361

................ bonds permit the bond holder to invest the interest income again in host bonds

A. Deep discount bond
B. Junk bonds
C. Bearer bond
D. Bunny bonds

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Question 362

...............bonds are high risk and high yield bonds developed in USA

A. Deep discount bond
B. Junk bonds
C. Bearer bond
D. Bunny bonds

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Question 363

Dunham Greenberg Formula is used for................

A. Individual credit rating
B. Institutional credit rating
C. Both of these
D. None of these

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Question 364

CIBIL stands for............

A. Credit Information Bureau of India ltd
B. Central investment Board of India Ltd
C. Credit and Investment Bureau of India ltd
D. None of these

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Question 365

UTI established in the year

A. 1968
B. 1964
C. 1988
D. 1969

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Question 366

In mutual fund, ELSS stands for

A. Entry to Limited Subscribers Scheme
B. Equity Linked Saving Scheme
C. Entry Load for Saving Scheme
D. None of these

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Question 367

.................fund is also known as sectoral fund.

A. Theme fund
B. Contra fund
C. Fund of fund
D. Bond fund

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Question 368

____________ fund is invested in those companies whose share prices are far below theirreal worth

A. Theme fund
B. Contra fund
C. Fund of fund
D. Bond fund

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Question 369

............ fund are used to purchase units of other Mutual funds.

A. Theme fund
B. Contra fund
C. Fund of fund
D. Bond fund

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Question 370

In Mutual fund arena, SIP stands for

A. Structural investment plan
B. Systematic investment plan
C. Stable Income plan
D. None of these

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Question 371

.................is pooling of risks

A. Mutual fund
B. Insurance
C. Credit rating
D. Guarantee

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Question 372

.................. is pooling of small savings

A. Mutual fund
B. Insurance
C. Credit rating
D. Guarantee

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Question 373

Which Institution was first SPV for securitisation in India?

A. City bank
B. Grindlays Bank
C. SBI
D. PNB

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Question 374

Whose long term receivables were securitised first in India?

A. SBI
B. ICICI
C. PNB
D. Telco

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Question 375

.................... card is a convenient means of payment rather than credit facility.

A. Smart card
B. Charge card
C. Credit card
D. None of these

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Question 376

Central bank issued central card in the year...........

A. 1981
B. 1985
C. 1991
D. 1982

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Question 377

.................. cards are issued by retailers or companies.

A. Smart card
B. Debit card
C. Charge card
D. In-store card

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Question 378

Fourth-Round of venture capital financing is also called________

A. Seed capital
B. Mezzanine finance
C. Bridge finance
D. None of these

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Question 379

Which of the ffollowing is / are the methods of venture financing?

A. Equity
B. Conditional loan
C. Income note
D. All of these

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Question 380

In an option contract, if the option can be exercised only at the time of maturity, it iscalled___________

A. Double option
B. American option
C. Put option.
D. European option

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Question 381

The predetermined price at which an underlying asset has to be bought or sold in anoption contract is called ________

A. Option price.
B. Exercise price
C. Spot price
D. Future price

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Question 382

A combination of forwards by two counterparties with opposite but matching need iscalled:.

A. Swap
B. Option
C. Forwa

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Question 383

The minimum size of venture capital fund is _______________

A. Rs. 10 crores
B. Rs. 20 crores
C. Rs. 25 crores
D. Rs. 50 crores.

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Question 384

Equipment leasing is ............... financial service.

A. fund based
B. fee based
C. non-fund based
D. any of the above

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Question 385

Managing the capital issue is............. financial services.

A. fund based
B. fee based
C. non-fund based
D. both b and c above

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Question 386

............. is the design, the development and the implementation of innovative financialinstruments and processes and the formulation of creative solutions to problem of finance.

A. financial services
B. financial inclusion
C. financial engineering
D. financial innovation

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Question 387

................ is more or less similar to “Consortium financing”.

A. Merchant banking
B. Retail banking
C. Whole sale banking
D. Loan syndication

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Question 388

............... supplies machinery to small scale industries under hire purchase system.

A. IDBI
B. SIDMI
C. NSIC
D. DIC

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Question 389

With ________ we rent and with .......... we buy the goods.

A. Hire purchase, leasing
B. Leasing, hire purchase
C. Hire purchase, instalment
D. Hire purchase, Credit sale

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