Financial Derivatives And Risk Management Set 2

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This set of Financial Derivatives and Risk Management Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Financial Derivatives And Risk Management Set 2

Q1 | An option contract with underlying asset commoditiesis
  • Commodity option
  • Currency option
  • Stock index option
  • None of the above
Q2 | The risk arising from counterparty’sfailure to meet its fianacial obligation is
  • Market risk
  • Liquidity risk
  • Operation risk
  • Credit risk
Q3 | The difference between the future price and cash price is
  • Basis
  • Margin
  • Premium
  • Strike price
Q4 | The additional amount that has to deposited by the trader with broker to bring the balance of marginaccount to initial margin
  • Initial margin
  • Maintenance margin
  • Variation margin
  • Additional margin
Q5 | The system of daily settlement in the future market is
  • Marking to market
  • Market making
  • Market backwardation
  • Market moving
Q6 | The test used to check the validity of VaR estimate
  • Black testing
  • Back testing
  • Back end test
  • Back to back test
Q7 | Which measure is used to indicate the maximum loss that an investor could incur on an exposure ata point in time, determined at a certain confidence level.
  • VaR
  • VaM
  • VaG
  • VaK
Q8 | Which among the following is not a commodity future exchange
  • NCDEX
  • NSDL
  • NMCE
  • MCX
Q9 | The tendency of spot price and future price to come together is
  • Principle of divergence
  • Principle of convergence
  • Principle of backwardation
  • Principle of contango
Q10 | The condition where future prices are greater than cashprice resulting in positive basis is
  • Normal backwardation
  • Contango
  • Expectation hypothesis
  • Cost of carry
Q11 | ------------ are formed by using the options on the same asset with same strike price but withdifferent expiration dates
  • Box spread
  • Ratio spread
  • Calendar spread
  • Call put spread
Q12 | The difference between option premium and intrinsic value
  • Time value
  • Intrinsic value
  • Money value
  • Premium
Q13 | Option pricing model developed John Cox,Stephen Ross and Mark Rubinstein is
  • Binomial Option pricing Model
  • Black schools model
  • Cost of carry model
  • Backwardation model
Q14 | The type of swap agreement which gives seller the chance to terminate swap at any time beforematurity.
  • Coupan swap
  • Callable swap
  • Putable swap
  • Rate capped swap
Q15 | When Swap is combined with Option it is called
  • Swaption
  • Forwad Swaps
  • Swap options
  • All the above
Q16 | What is the time value of option at expiration
  • Zero
  • Same as strike price
  • Same as exercise price
  • Same as market price
Q17 | A option that provides a fixed payoff depending on the fulfilment of some condition
  • Asian option
  • Barrier option
  • Binary option
  • Lookback option
Q18 | Which of the following is a way to settle option contracts
  • By exercising
  • By letting option expire
  • By offsetting
  • All the above
Q19 | The date on which option expires is known as
  • Exercise date
  • Expiration date
  • Contract date
  • Maturity date
Q20 | The risk that arises due to adverse movementsin the price of a financial asset or commodity
  • Credit risk
  • Market risk
  • Legal risk
  • Liquidty risk
Q21 | The persons who enter into derivative contract with the objective of covering risk
  • Hedgers
  • Speculators
  • Spreaders
  • Arbitrageurs
Q22 | The persons who enter into derivative contract in anticipation of lower expected return at thereduced risk
  • Hedgers
  • Speculators
  • Spreaders
  • Arbitrageurs
Q23 | The approach which assumesthat the expected basis would be equal to zero
  • Normal backwardation approach
  • Contago
  • Expectation hypothesis
  • None of the above
Q24 | The type of hedge used by those who are short on the underlying asset
  • Long hedge
  • Short hedge
  • Perfect hedge
  • Imperfect hedge
Q25 | when the gains or losses in the futures do not exactly offset the loss/gainsin the physical market
  • Long hedge
  • Short hedge
  • Perfect hedge
  • Imperfect hedge