Question 1

Money market deals with ..................... instruments.

Accepted Answer

A) long term 
B) short term 
C) medium term 
D) all of these. 
A) long term 
B) short term 
C) medium term 
D) all of these. B

Question 2

Which of the following is a cash asset?

Accepted Answer

A) deposit created out of loans 
B) share 
C) bond 
D) Post office certificate. 
A) deposit created out of loans 
B) share 
C) bond 
D) Post office certificate. A

Question 3

The market for extremely short period loan is called.....................

Accepted Answer

A) call money market 
B) money at short notice 
C) T-bill market 
D) G-sec market 
A) call money market 
B) money at short notice 
C) T-bill market 
D) G-sec market A

Question 4

RBI is the lender of last resort for -----.

Accepted Answer

A) Central Government 
B) State Governments 
C) Stock markets 
D) Commercial Banks 
A) Central Government 
B) State Governments 
C) Stock markets 
D) Commercial Banks

Question 5

----- has the statutory powers to regulate and promote the Indian capital market.

Accepted Answer

A) Registrar of issue 
B) Merchant banks 
C) SEBI 
D) RBI 
A) Registrar of issue 
B) Merchant banks 
C) SEBI 
D) RBI

Question 6

----- Committee was constituted by SEBI for deciding about derivatives trading.

Accepted Answer

A) L.C.Gupta 
B) R. L. Gupta 
C) Vaghul 
D) Malhotra 
A) L.C.Gupta 
B) R. L. Gupta 
C) Vaghul 
D) Malhotra

Question 7

The market regulator of Indian Capital Market is ……………

Accepted Answer

A) DFHI 
B) RBI 
C) SEBI 
D) STCI 
A) DFHI 
B) RBI 
C) SEBI 
D) STCI

Question 8

……………………… market is a market for old issues.

Accepted Answer

A) Money market 
B) Primary market 
C) Secondary market 
D) All the above 
A) Money market 
B) Primary market 
C) Secondary market 
D) All the above

Question 9

RBI started functioning on -----.

Accepted Answer

A) 1-4-1935 
B) 1-4-1948 
C) 1-4-1882 
D) 1-4-1945 
A) 1-4-1935 
B) 1-4-1948 
C) 1-4-1882 
D) 1-4-1945

Question 10

National Housing bank is a fully owned subsidiary of -----.

Accepted Answer

A) HDFC 
B) HSBC 
C) RBI 
D) HUDCO 
A) HDFC 
B) HSBC 
C) RBI 
D) HUDCO

Question 11

Which of the following is a financial asset

Accepted Answer

A) Gold 
B) silver 
C) share 
D) Land. 
A) Gold 
B) silver 
C) share 
D) Land.

Question 12

Which of the following is not a primary function of a Bank?

Accepted Answer

A) Granting Loans 
B) Collecting Cheques/Drafts customers 
C) Facilitating import of goods 
D) Issuing Bank Drafts 
A) Granting Loans 
B) Collecting Cheques/Drafts customers 
C) Facilitating import of goods 
D) Issuing Bank Drafts

Question 13

Which of the following is not an institutional credit rating agency in Indian financial system?

Accepted Answer

A) CRISIL 
B) CIBIL 
C) CARE 
D) ICRA 
A) CRISIL 
B) CIBIL 
C) CARE 
D) ICRA

Question 14

................... are drawn by contractors on the Govt. departments for the goods supplied to them

Accepted Answer

A) treasury bills 
B) supply bill 
C) bill of lading 
D) documentary bill 
A) treasury bills 
B) supply bill 
C) bill of lading 
D) documentary bill

Question 15

----- represent claims for the payment of a sum of money sometimes in the future and/or a periodic payment in the form of interest or dividend.

Accepted Answer

A) Physical asset 
B) Fixed asset 
C) Financial asset 
D) All the above 
A) Physical asset 
B) Fixed asset 
C) Financial asset 
D) All the above

Question 16

..................... are an important instrument of short term borrowing by the Govt.

Accepted Answer

A) National saving certificate 
B) Bonds 
C) Treasury bill 
D) Any of the above 
A) National saving certificate 
B) Bonds 
C) Treasury bill 
D) Any of the above

Question 17

SEBI was established in -----.

Accepted Answer

A) 1988 
B) 1985 
C) 1991 
D) 1990 
A) 1988 
B) 1985 
C) 1991 
D) 1990

Question 18

..................... is a market for bankers' acceptances

Accepted Answer

A) discount market 
B) CDs market 
C) Interbank participation market 
D) Acceptance market 
A) discount market 
B) CDs market 
C) Interbank participation market 
D) Acceptance market

Question 19

Any company making a public issue of value of more than Rs. ---- is required to file a draft offer document with SEBI.

Accepted Answer

A) 100 lakh 
B) 25 lakh 
C) 50 lakh 
D) 10 lakh 
A) 100 lakh 
B) 25 lakh 
C) 50 lakh 
D) 10 lakh

Question 20

..................... acts as an intermediary between Govt. and money market

Accepted Answer

A) RBI 
B) SEBI 
C) Commercial banks 
D) All the above 
A) RBI 
B) SEBI 
C) Commercial banks 
D) All the above

Money market deals with ..................... instruments.

Which of the following is a cash asset?

The market for extremely short period loan is called.....................

RBI is the lender of last resort for -----.

----- has the statutory powers to regulate and promote the Indian capital market.

----- Committee was constituted by SEBI for deciding about derivatives trading.

The market regulator of Indian Capital Market is ……………

……………………… market is a market for old issues.

RBI started functioning on -----.

National Housing bank is a fully owned subsidiary of -----.

Which of the following is a financial asset

Which of the following is not a primary function of a Bank?

Which of the following is not an institutional credit rating agency in Indian financial system?

................... are drawn by contractors on the Govt. departments for the goods supplied to them

----- represent claims for the payment of a sum of money sometimes in the future and/or a periodic payment in the form of interest or dividend.

..................... are an important instrument of short term borrowing by the Govt.

SEBI was established in -----.

..................... is a market for bankers' acceptances

Any company making a public issue of value of more than Rs. ---- is required to file a draft offer document with SEBI.

..................... acts as an intermediary between Govt. and money market

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Understanding Financial Instruments and Market Functions

Understanding Financial Markets and Institutions

Financial Markets and Instruments

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Bills, Securities, and Stock Market Operations

Financial Institutions and Commodity Markets: an Overview

Financial Concepts and Institutions

Exploring the Basics of Financial Markets and Securities

Understanding the Link Between Savers, Borrowers, and Investors: Exploring Financial Markets and Stock Exchange Functions

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Exam 6: Banking Functions, Credit Rating Agencies, and Financial Markets: Exploring the Basics

Money market deals with ..................... instruments.

Which of the following is a cash asset?

The market for extremely short period loan is called.....................

RBI is the lender of last resort for -----.

----- has the statutory powers to regulate and promote the Indian capital market.

----- Committee was constituted by SEBI for deciding about derivatives trading.

The market regulator of Indian Capital Market is ……………

……………………… market is a market for old issues.

RBI started functioning on -----.

National Housing bank is a fully owned subsidiary of -----.

Which of the following is a financial asset

Which of the following is not a primary function of a Bank?

Which of the following is not an institutional credit rating agency in Indian financial system?

................... are drawn by contractors on the Govt. departments for the goods supplied to them

----- represent claims for the payment of a sum of money sometimes in the future and/or a periodic payment in the form of interest or dividend.

..................... are an important instrument of short term borrowing by the Govt.

SEBI was established in -----.

..................... is a market for bankers' acceptances

Any company making a public issue of value of more than Rs. ---- is required to file a draft offer document with SEBI.

..................... acts as an intermediary between Govt. and money market

Understanding Financial Systems and Regulations

Understanding Financial Instruments and Market Functions

Understanding Financial Markets and Institutions

Financial Markets and Instruments

Securities, Financing, and Investments: Exploring the World of Finance

Bills, Securities, and Stock Market Operations

Financial Institutions and Commodity Markets: an Overview

Financial Concepts and Institutions

Exploring the Basics of Financial Markets and Securities

Understanding the Link Between Savers, Borrowers, and Investors: Exploring Financial Markets and Stock Exchange Functions

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