Top 150+ Solved Banking and Finance 2 MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. In capital market the major suppliers of trading Instruments are:

a. Government and corporations

b. Liquid Corporations

c. Instrumental Corporations

d. Manufacturing Corporations

  • a. Government and corporations

Q. In primary markets, the property of shares which made it easy to sell newly issued security isconcerned as:

a. Increased Liquidity

b. Decreased Liquidity

c. Money Flow

d. Large Funds

  • a. Increased Liquidity

Q. The transaction costs of trading of financial Instruments in centralized market is classified as:

a. Flexible Costs

b. Low transaction Costs

c. High Transaction Costs

d. Constant Costs

  • b. Low transaction Costs

Q. In primary market, the first time issued shares to be publicly traded, in stock market is considered as:

a. Traded Offering

b. Public Markets

c. Issuance Offering

d. Initial Public Offering

  • d. Initial Public Offering

Q. The exchange markets and over the counter markets are considered as two types of:

a. Floating market

b. Risky market

c. Secondary market

d. Primary market

  • c. Secondary market

Q. The bonds that are backed by cash flow from project and are sold to finance particular project areclassified as:

a. Finance Bonds

b. Revenue Bonds

c. Financing Bonds

d. Project Bonds

  • b. Revenue Bonds

Q. The Component of Capital Market are:

a. Equity Market

b. Debt Market

c. Derivative Market

d. All of the above

  • d. All of the above

Q. Who controls the capital market in India?

a. SEBI

b. RBI

c. IRDA

d. NABARD

  • a. SEBI

Q. How many companies are included in the SENSEX?

a. 50

b. 111

c. 30

d. None

  • c. 30

Q. Which of the following statements is true?

a. SEBI was established in 1988

b. The Harshad Mehta share scandal happened in 1992

c. Unit Trust of India was established in 1954

d. SEBI is not a constitutional body

  • c. Unit Trust of India was established in 1954

Q. Maintaining a foreign currency account is helpful to

a. Avoid transaction cost.

b. Avoid exchange risk.

c. Avoid both transaction cost and exchange risk.

d. Avoid exchange risk and domestic currency depreciation

  • c. Avoid both transaction cost and exchange risk.
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