Top 250+ Solved Indian Banking and Financial System MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Shares of well established and financially sound compnies,with very little investmentrisk and good history of earnings is known as
a. Alpha shares
b. Blue chip shares
c. Star stock
d. Beta stock
Q. In a stock exchange where the ownership, management and trading are concentrated in asingle group, it is called
a. Mutual exchange
b. Recognised exchange
c. Dominant exchange
d. Un -recognised exchange
Q. In India, currently method of calculation of stock indexes is
a. Free float market capitalisation
b. Full float market capitalisation
c. Fixed float market capitalisation
d. Minimum float market capitalisation
Q. The Chief promoter of National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) is
a. NABARD
b. BSE
c. NSCCL
d. NSE
Q. The Chief promoter of Central Depository Services Limited CDSL) is
a. NABARD
b. BSE
c. NSCCL
d. NSE
Q. The third largest stock exchange in the world is
a. NSE
b. BSE
c. NASDAQ
d. USE (United Stock Exchange)
Q. In settlement T+2, ‘T’ stands for
a. Trade time
b. Trade day
c. Trade terms
d. Time for settlement
Q. Which one of the following is an example of derivative?
a. Warrants
b. Baskets
c. Swaptions
d. All of these
Q. The process in which illiquid assets are converted into marketable securities is known as
a. Mutualisation
b. Dematerialisation
c. Rematerialisation
d. Securitisation
Q. Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of SecurityInterest (SARFAESI) Act passed in the year
a. 1992
b. 2002
c. 2005
d. 2000
Q. In security market, “ASBA” stands for
a. Application Supported by Blocked Amount
b. Automated Security Borrowing Arrangement
c. Active Securities Buying Agreement
d. Automatic Security Buying Assistance