Financial Markets And Institutions Set 6

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This set of Financial Markets and Institutions Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Financial Markets And Institutions Set 6

Q1 | IMF commenced financial operation on........................
  • 1945
  • 1946
  • 1947
  • 1948
Answer: 1947
Q2 | Which of the following gives long term finance?
  • IDBI
  • ICICI
  • IFCI
  • All the above
Answer: All the above
Q3 | Find the odd one out
  • commercial paper
  • share certificate
  • certificate of deposit
  • Treasury bill.
Answer: share certificate
Q4 | The process of managing the sales ledger of a client by a financial service company is called
  • forfaiting
  • factoring
  • leasing
  • None of these.
Answer: factoring
Q5 | Mutual funds are very popular in
  • USA
  • UK
  • Japan
  • India
Answer: USA
Q6 | In India, the company which actually deals with the corpus of the mutual fund is called
  • sponsor company
  • trustee company
  • asset management company
  • Mutual fund Company.
Answer: asset management company
Q7 | The first bank in India to start factoring business is
  • Canara bank
  • SBI
  • Punjab National Bank
  • Allahabad Bank.
Answer: SBI
Q8 | An asset with a physical value is called
  • Financial asset
  • Non financial asset
  • Fictitious asset
  • Fixed asset
Answer: Non financial asset
Q9 | An asset which derives its value because of a contractual claim is
  • Financial asset
  • Non financial asset
  • Fictitious asset
  • Fixed asset
Answer: Financial asset
Q10 | Gold is -----------asset
  • Financial asset
  • Non financial asset
  • Fictitious asset
  • Intangible asset
Answer: Non financial asset
Q11 | Cash is --------------asset
  • Financial asset
  • Non financial asset
  • Fictitious asset
  • Intangible asset
Answer: Financial asset
Q12 | -------------is a whole sale market for short term debt instrument.
  • capital market
  • forex market
  • money market
  • any of the above
Answer: money market
Q13 | Money lent in the inter-bank market for 15 days or more is called -----------
  • Call money
  • Term money
  • Money at short notice
  • All the above
Answer: Term money
Q14 | Call money is a loan given for a period of
  • 15 days
  • 30 days
  • 1 day
  • 1 year
Answer: 1 day
Q15 | When money lent for more than a day but up to a fortnight is called
  • Call money
  • Term money
  • Money at short notice
  • None of the above
Answer: Money at short notice
Q16 | CBLO stands for
  • Collateralised Borrowing and Lending Obligation
  • Central Banks Lending Obligation
  • Commercial Borrowing and Lending Option
  • Corporate Borrowing and Lending organisation
Answer: Collateralised Borrowing and Lending Obligation
Q17 | The NSDL established in
  • August 1996
  • August 1998
  • January 1996
  • January 1998
Answer: August 1996
Q18 | In a private placement the maximum number of investors shall not exceed
  • 51
  • 49
  • 100
  • 25
Answer: 49
Q19 | Merchant banks in India started in
  • 1955
  • 1969
  • 1972
  • 1992
Answer: 1969
Q20 | Merchant banks concept in India introduced by
  • SBI
  • PNB
  • ANZ Grindlays
  • City bank
Answer: ANZ Grindlays
Q21 | SENSEX is the index of
  • BSE
  • NSE
  • OTCEI
  • CSE
Answer: BSE
Q22 | NIFTY is the index of
  • BSE
  • NSE
  • OTCEI
  • CSE
Answer: NSE
Q23 | The first Indian equity index is
  • Nifty
  • Sensex
  • Dollex
  • Defty
Answer: Sensex
Q24 | ........... is a product whose value is derived from the value of underlying asset
  • Repo
  • T-bills
  • G.sec
  • Derivatives
Answer: Derivatives
Q25 | In Indian Capital market, ‘BOLT’ stands for
  • Borrowing or Lending Trade
  • Bombay Online Trading
  • Bond or Loan Transaction
  • None of these
Answer: Bombay Online Trading
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