Top 350+ Solved Investment Management MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Trading securities beyond the official trading hours of the stock exchange is called
a. hammering
b. margin trading
c. short trading
d. kerb trading
Q. The gilt-edged market refers to the market for
a. govt and semi govt securities
b. industrial securities
c. shares and debentures
d. public limited company securities
Q. First mutual fund of India is
a. reserve bank of india
b. state bank of india
c. unit trust of india
d. government of india
Q. Mutual fund schemes can be operated by
a. assets management company
b. public sector banks
c. financial institutions
d. any of these
Q. Regulation authority of stock exchange is
a. indian companies act
b. stock exchange act
c. securities contact(regulation) act
d. all of the above
Q. When a bear find it difficult to meet his commitments immediately, he is called a
a. stag
b. lame duck
c. lame bear
d. lame bull
Q. The securities contract (regulation )act came into force with effect from
a. 1949
b. 1954
c. 1956
d. 1957
Q. Following is the largest mutual fund business in India
a. unit trust of india
b. state bank of india
c. canara bank
d. tata
Q. What denotes the acquisition of a right to purchase securities?
a. put option
b. call option
c. double option
d. none of the above
Q. Who does “blue chip “denotes
a. shares likely to yield agreed return
b. shares listed in the stock exchanges
c. shares guaranteed by the government
d. shares consistently yielding high returns
Q. Financial derivatives are mainly used for
a. speculative activity
b. creating more risk
c. hedging risk
d. earning income
Q. In an option contract, if the option can be exercised only at the time of maturity, it is called
a. double option
b. american option
c. put option
d. european option
Q. The predetermined price at which an underlying assets has to be bought or sold in an optioncontract is called
a. option price
b. exercise price
c. spot price
d. future price
Q. A combination of forwards by two counterparties with opposite but matching needs is called
a. swap
b. option
c. forward
d. future