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Prepare for competitive exams with our comprehensive Business & Finance MCQs, designed for students of commerce and candidates appearing in recruitment tests. These multiple-choice questions cover financial management, accounting, auditing, business law, corporate governance, investment analysis, banking, cost of capital, stock markets, marketing, human resource management, and business communication. Highly beneficial for aspirants of PPSC, FPSC, CSS, NTS, SPSC, BPSC, KPSC, ETEA, AJKPSC, as well as banking sector exams, commerce lecturer tests, and business-related university assessments (B.Com, M.Com, MBA, ACCA, CA).

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1 Finance MCQs

In the money markets, the excess supply of funds from agents is for:

  • Past terms
  • Future terms
  • Long term
  • Short term
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Correct Answer: D. Short term

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Money markets deal with short-term borrowing and lending of funds, typically for periods of one ... Read More Details

2 Finance MCQs

The type of financial security having payoffs linked to previously issued securities is called:

  • Linked security
  • Previous security
  • Payoff security
  • Derivative security
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Correct Answer: D. Derivative security

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A derivative security is a financial instrument whose value or payoff is based on an ... Read More Details

3 Finance MCQs

The financial intermediaries that provide loans and accept short-term and long-term debts for funding are called:

  • Activity institutions
  • Investment companies
  • Mortgage companies
  • Finance companies
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Correct Answer: D. Finance companies

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Finance companies are non-bank financial institutions that provide loans to individuals and businesses without accepting ... Read More Details

4 Finance MCQs

The risk which arises from all activities related to contingent liabilities and assets is called:

  • Off-balance sheet risk
  • Income statement risk
  • Balance of trade risk
  • Balance of payment risk
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Correct Answer: A. Off-balance sheet risk

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Off-balance sheet risk refers to potential losses from activities and commitments that are not recorded ... Read More Details

5 Finance MCQs

The major liabilities of commercial banks are:

  • Junk bonds
  • Deposits
  • Loans
  • Swap bonds
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Correct Answer: B. Deposits

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Deposits are considered the major liabilities of commercial banks because banks are obligated to return ... Read More Details

6 Finance MCQs

In financial transactions, the risk that there will be no profit in selling an asset is classified as:

  • Price risk
  • Profit risk
  • Selling risk
  • Financial risk
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Correct Answer: A. Price risk

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Price risk refers to the possibility of losing potential profit or facing losses because of ... Read More Details

7 Finance MCQs

The type of financial security which has a payoff linked to another issued security is classified as:

  • Linked security
  • Derivative security
  • Payable security
  • Non-issuing security
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Correct Answer: B. Derivative security

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A derivative security is a financial instrument whose value or payoff depends on ... Read More Details

8 Finance MCQs

The examples of derivative securities include:

  • Swap contract
  • Option contract
  • Futures contract
  • All of the above
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Correct Answer: D. All of the above

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Derivative securities are financial instruments whose value is based on an underlying asset, such as ... Read More Details

9 Finance MCQs

The risk that occurs due to a technology system failure is called:

  • System risk
  • Technology risk
  • Operational risk
  • Support risk
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Correct Answer: C. Operational risk

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Operational risk refers to the potential loss caused by failures in internal processes, systems, or ... Read More Details

10 Finance MCQs

The legal document required by the Securities Exchange Commission that shows risks and details of an issue is called:

  • Prospectus
  • Stated document
  • Risk detail document
  • Exchange commission document
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Correct Answer: A. Prospectus

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A prospectus is a formal legal document issued by a company and required by the ... Read More Details

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