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1 Finance MCQs

The market where governments issue securities to raise short-term funds is called __________?

  • Money market instruments
  • Capital market instruments
  • Counter instruments
  • Long-term instruments
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Correct Answer: A. Money market instruments

Explanation:

The money market is where governments issue short-term debt instruments, such as Treasury bills, to ... Read More Details

2 Finance MCQs

The risk where the value of assets and liabilities changes due to exchange rate fluctuations is called __________?

  • Economic rates
  • Foreign exchange risk
  • Selling rate
  • Buying rate
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Correct Answer: B. Foreign exchange risk

Explanation:

Foreign exchange risk, also known as currency risk, occurs when the value of ... Read More Details

3 Finance MCQs

The economic period when banks have excess funds is called __________?

  • Functional timeline
  • Contract timing
  • Contraction period
  • Expansionary period
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Correct Answer: D. Expansionary period

Explanation:

An expansionary period refers to a phase in the economic cycle when economic activity increases, ... Read More Details

4 Finance MCQs

The accounting entry for institutions that borrow federal funds is recorded as __________?

  • Income in income statement
  • Expense on income statement
  • Liability on balance sheet
  • Asset on balance sheet
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Correct Answer: C. Liability on balance sheet

Explanation:

When an institution borrows federal funds, it incurs an obligation to repay the borrowed amount. ... Read More Details

5 Finance MCQs

Commercial papers cannot be easily converted into cash due to lack of __________?

  • Organized secondary markets
  • Organized primary markets
  • Organized interest markets
  • Organized money markets
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Correct Answer: A. Organized secondary markets

Explanation:

Commercial papers are short-term unsecured promissory notes issued by corporations to raise funds. They are ... Read More Details

6 Finance MCQs

Drafts that are backed by banks and payable to sellers of goods or services are called __________?

  • Banker’s acceptance
  • Secured acceptance
  • Unsecured acceptance
  • Economic acceptance
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Correct Answer: A. Banker’s acceptance

Explanation:

A banker’s acceptance is a short-term draft drawn on a bank and guaranteed by it. ... Read More Details

7 Finance MCQs

Transactions that occur when borrowing and lending excess money are called __________?

  • Annual funds transaction
  • Liable funds transaction
  • Federal funds transaction
  • Functional funds transaction
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Correct Answer: C. Federal funds transaction

Explanation:

Federal funds transactions occur when banks lend or borrow excess reserves held at the central ... Read More Details

8 Finance MCQs

Which financial instrument is used to raise funds for working capital?

  • Commercial paper
  • Commercial notes
  • Notes payable
  • Notes receivable
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Correct Answer: A. Commercial paper

Explanation:

Commercial paper is a short-term unsecured debt instrument issued by companies to meet their immediate ... Read More Details

9 Finance MCQs

The main investors of U.S. Treasury Bills do NOT include __________?

  • Mutual funds
  • Extensive funds
  • Corporations
  • Brokers and dealers
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Correct Answer: B. Extensive funds

Explanation:

U.S. Treasury Bills are low-risk government securities, and their main investors typically include mutual funds, ... Read More Details

10 Finance MCQs

Repurchase agreements (repos) can be traded __________?

  • Directly
  • With brokers or dealers
  • Functional buyers
  • Both A and B
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Correct Answer: D. Both A and B

Explanation:

Repurchase agreements (repos) are short-term borrowing agreements where securities are sold with an ... Read More Details

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