Which One Of The Following Is Not A Money Market Instrument
done Money Market and Capital Market Total Questions - 103
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Commercial paper cm be issued
A)
by all corporates done clear
B)
by all corporates with net worth of atleast Rs. 10 crore done clear
C)
by all corporates with net worth of atleast Rs. 5 crore done clear
D)
can be issued only by banks done clear
E)
All of the above done clear
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Commercial bills market is a part of
A)
organised money market done clear
B)
unorganised money market done clear
C)
stock market done clear
D)
capital market done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Interest is usually paid on money market instruments
A)
at maturity done clear
B)
on request done clear
C)
twice a year done clear
D)
annually done clear
E)
All of these done clear
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If the monetary standard based on gold, it is called
A)
gold standard done clear
B)
silver standard done clear
C)
double standard done clear
D)
multi standard done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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The gold standard was broken down in the year
A)
1936 done clear
B)
1946 done clear
C)
1956 done clear
D)
1966 done clear
E)
1970 done clear
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Government securities with terms of more than 1 year are called
A)
Government bonds done clear
B)
treasury bills done clear
C)
bills of exchange done clear
D)
capital bills done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Money that a government has required to be accepted in settlement of debts is
A)
barter money done clear
B)
commodity money done clear
C)
legal tender done clear
D)
currency value done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Which of the following is not a money market instrument?
A)
Treasury Bills done clear
B)
Commercial Paper done clear
C)
Certificate of Deposit done clear
D)
Equity Share done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Which of the following cannot issue a Commercial Paper?
A)
Companies done clear
B)
Primary Dealers done clear
C)
Commercial Banks done clear
D)
All Indian Financial Institution done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Maximum period for which a commercial paper can be issued is
A)
3 months done clear
B)
6 months done clear
C)
1 yr done clear
D)
2 yr done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Treasury Bills means
A)
salary bills drawn by Government officials on the treasury done clear
B)
bills drawee by the Government contractors and other suppliers on the treasury for the dues owed to them by the Government done clear
C)
obligation of the Government of India issued by the Reserve Bank of India and payable normally 91 days after issue done clear
D)
a mode of drawings by the Treasury Office on the Reserve Bank of India done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Which one of the following is the major component of the money supply in the Indian Economy?
A)
Currency component done clear
B)
Deposit component done clear
C)
Treasury bill with public done clear
D)
Both a and b done clear
E)
Both b and c done clear
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Which of the following organisations is known as the market regulator in India?
A)
IBA done clear
B)
SEBI done clear
C)
AMFI done clear
D)
NSDL done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Which of the following was the first mutual fund listed on the newly launched mutual fund platform on National Stock Exchange?
A)
UTI Mutual Fund done clear
B)
SBI Mutual Fund done clear
C)
LIC Mutual Fund done clear
D)
Bank of Baroda Mutual Fund done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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SEBI allows retail investors to apply for shares of Initial Public Offerings without actual transfer of their funds from their accounts. What is this facility known as?
A)
Systematic transfer plans done clear
B)
Systematic investment plans done clear
C)
Hedge fund accounts done clear
D)
ASBA done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Which of the following best describes the Securities and Exchange Board of India?
A)
SEBI is the regulator for the capital markets done clear
B)
SEBI protects the interest of investors done clear
C)
SEBI is for ethical practices done clear
D)
All of the above done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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The stock market index of London, stock market is referred as
A)
sensex done clear
B)
footsie (FTSE) done clear
C)
nifty done clear
D)
bullish done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Which is the first Indian company to be listed on NASDAQ?
A)
Reliance done clear
B)
TCS done clear
C)
HCL done clear
D)
Infosys done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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In the capital market, the term arbitrage is used with reference to
A)
purchase of securities to cover the sale done clear
B)
sale of securities to reduce the loss on purchase done clear
C)
simultaneous purchase and sale of securities to make profits from price done clear
D)
variation in different markets done clear
E)
All of the above done clear
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What is an Indian depository receipt?
A)
A deposit account with a public sector bank done clear
B)
A depository account with any of the depositories in India done clear
C)
An instrument in the form of depository receipt created by an Indian depository against underlying equity shares of the issuing company done clear
D)
An instrument in the form of deposit receipt issued by Indian depositories done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Capital market regulator is
A)
RBI done clear
B)
IRDA done clear
C)
NSE done clear
D)
BSE done clear
E)
SEBI done clear
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The maturity period of a cash management bill can be
A)
less than 364 days done clear
B)
less than 182 days done clear
C)
less than 91 days done clear
D)
any period at discretion of the Govt. done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Which of the following is the regulator of the credit rating agencies in India?
A)
RBI done clear
B)
SBI done clear
C)
SIDBI done clear
D)
SEBI done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Which of the following cannot be called as a debt instrument as referred in financial transactions?
A)
Certificate of deposits done clear
B)
Bonds done clear
C)
Stocks done clear
D)
Commercial papers done clear
E)
Loans done clear
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The availability or cash and other cash like marketable instruments that are useful in purchases and investments are commonly known as
A)
cash crunch done clear
B)
liquidity done clear
C)
credit done clear
D)
marketability done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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In a company, the use of price-sensitive corporate information by the company people to make gains or cover losses is known as
A)
insider trading done clear
B)
future trading done clear
C)
foreign trading done clear
D)
stock trading done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Which of the following financial products are not much popular in India as they have been launched only recently?
A)
Development bonds done clear
B)
Insurance policies done clear
C)
Mutual funds done clear
D)
Sovereign wealth funds done clear
E)
All are very popular products in India done clear
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The actual return of an investor is reduced sometimes as the prices of the commodities go up all of a sudden. In financial sector, this type of phenomenon is known as
A)
probability risk done clear
B)
market risk done clear
C)
inflation risk done clear
D)
credit risk done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Many a times, we read a term 'SEPA" in financial newspapers. What is the full form of the SEPA?
A)
Single Exchange Processing Agency done clear
B)
Single Euro Payments Area done clear
C)
Single Electronic Processing Agency done clear
D)
Super Electronic Purchase Agency done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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What is the full form of 'ULIP', the term which was in the news recently?
A)
Universal Life and Investment Plan done clear
B)
Unit Loan and Insurance Plan done clear
C)
Universal Loan and Investment Plan done clear
D)
Uniformly Loaded Investment Plan done clear
E)
Unit Linked Insurance Plan done clear
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In one of his speeches, Pranab Mukherjee said that the government had no plans to dilute the roles of market regulators. This means, the role of which of the following will not be diluted?
A)
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) done clear
B)
Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) done clear
C)
Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) done clear
D)
Bureau of Indian Standards done clear
E)
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) done clear
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Equity schemes managed strong NAV gains which boost their assets' was a new in some financial newspapers. What is the full form of NAV used as in above headlines?
A)
Nil Accounting Variation done clear
B)
Net Accounting Venture done clear
C)
Net Asset Value done clear
D)
New Asset Venture done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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As per the announcement made by the RBI, some stock exchanges in India are allowed to introduce Plain Vanilla Currency Option. The term Plain Vanilla Currency Option is associated with which of the following activities/operations?
A)
Dollar Rupee exchange rate done clear
B)
Floating of commercial papers done clear
C)
Launch of new mutual funds done clear
D)
Deciding the opening price of a share on a particular business day done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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A.......... is a type of transferable financial instrument traded on a local stock exchange of a country but represents a security issued by a foreign publicly listed company.
A)
depository receipt done clear
B)
derivative done clear
C)
option done clear
D)
participatory notes done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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What is the maturity period of treasury bills issued by Govt. of India?
A)
14 and 91 days done clear
B)
91 and 182 days done clear
C)
14 and 182 days done clear
D)
91, 182 and 364 days done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Specified interest rate on a fixed maturity security fixed at the time of issue is called
A)
market rate of interest done clear
B)
call rate done clear
C)
repo rate done clear
D)
coupon rate done clear
E)
discount rate done clear
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Money lent for 15 days or more in Interbank market is called
A)
call money done clear
B)
notice money done clear
C)
term money done clear
D)
All of these done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Money lent for one day is called
A)
call money done clear
B)
notice money done clear
C)
term money done clear
D)
All of these done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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First share market in India was established in
A)
Delhi done clear
B)
Mumbai done clear
C)
Kolkata done clear
D)
Chennai done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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The primary issuers of capital market securities include
A)
the Central Government done clear
B)
the Local Government done clear
C)
corporations done clear
D)
the Central and Local Governments and corporations done clear
E)
Local Government and corporations done clear
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a capital market instrument?
A)
Liquidity done clear
B)
Marketability done clear
C)
Long maturity done clear
D)
Liquidity premium done clear
E)
Ail of these done clear
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Which one of the following is a capital market Instrument?
A)
A Treasury bill done clear
B)
A negotiable certificate of deposit done clear
C)
Commercial paper done clear
D)
All of the above done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Which of the following is the Regulator of the credit rating agencies in India?
A)
RBI done clear
B)
SBI done clear
C)
SIDBI done clear
D)
SEBI done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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What is the maximum denomination for a commercial paper?
A)
5 lac done clear
B)
10 lac done clear
C)
25 lac done clear
D)
no ceiling done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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What is the minimum denomination amount for a commercial paper?
A)
5 lac done clear
B)
10 lac done clear
C)
25 lac done clear
D)
15 lac done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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To issue commercial paper, a company should have
A)
Net worth of Rs. 4 core done clear
B)
Sanctioned working capital limits done clear
C)
Loan accounts in standard Units done clear
D)
All of these done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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T-bills are financial instruments initially sold by to raise funds
A)
Commercial Banks done clear
B)
the government done clear
C)
corporations done clear
D)
agencies of the State Government done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Commercial paper is a short term security issued by to raise funds
A)
the Reserve Bank of India done clear
B)
Commercial Banks done clear
C)
large and well-known companies done clear
D)
National Stock Exchange done clear
E)
State and Local Government done clear
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Which of the following statements is true regarding a corporate bond?
A)
A corporate callable bond gives the holder the right to exchange it for a specified number of the company's common shares done clear
B)
A corporate debenture is a secured bond done clear
C)
A corporate indenture is a secured bond done clear
D)
A corporate convertible bond gives the holder the right to exchange the bond for a specified number of the company's common shares done clear
E)
Holders of corporate bonds have voting rights in the company done clear
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Which one of the following is not a money market instrument?
A)
A Treasury bill done clear
B)
A negotiable certificate of deposit done clear
C)
Commercial paper done clear
D)
Treasury bond done clear
E)
Repo done clear
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Which of the following statements about the money market are true?
A)
Not all Commercial Banks deal for their customers in the secondary market done clear
B)
Money markets are used extensively by businesses both to warehouse surplus funds and to raise short term funds done clear
C)
The single most influential participant in the US money market is the US Treasury Department done clear
D)
All of the above are true done clear
E)
a and b of the above are true done clear
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Money market instruments
A)
are usually sold in large denominations done clear
B)
have low default risk done clear
C)
mature in one year or less done clear
D)
characterised by all of the above done clear
E)
are characterised by a and b done clear
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The money market in India consists of two sectors namely, the organised and the unorganised sector. Which of the following do not fall under unorganised sector?
A)
RBI, Commercial Banks and SBI done clear
B)
LIC and GIC done clear
C)
Unit Trust of India done clear
D)
Indigenous Banks done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Interest is calculated on actual/365 days basis respect of the following products, except one
A)
Call money done clear
B)
Notice money done clear
C)
Term money done clear
D)
Gol dared securities done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Treasury bill is
A)
negotiable security done clear
B)
non-negotiable security done clear
C)
no security at all done clear
D)
quasi-negotiable security done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Who issues treasury bills?
A)
Reserve Bank of India, as the agent of the Central Government done clear
B)
Any govt deptt. of State and Central done clear
C)
Any commercial bank done clear
D)
All of the above done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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The treasury bills are issued at a
A)
discount done clear
B)
premium done clear
C)
Both a and b done clear
D)
face value done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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For issuing a commercial paper, a company should have credit rating of
A)
AAA done clear
B)
P2 from CRISIS or equivalent done clear
C)
P2 from any of rating agencies done clear
D)
Not required any more done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Choose the correct statements.
I. A reference rate is an accurate measure of the market price. II. NSE had developed MIBID and MIBOR for the overnight market. III. MIBID and MIBOR was launched in 2005. Codes
A)
I and II done clear
B)
II and III done clear
C)
I and III done clear
D)
All of the above done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Consider the following statements
I. Call Money- Money lent for 1 days. II. Notice Money - Money sent for a period exceeding 1 day. III. Term Money - Money lent for 15 days or more in interbank market Which is/are correct?
A)
I and II done clear
B)
II and III done clear
C)
I, II and III done clear
D)
I and III done clear
E)
Only III done clear
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Choose the correct statements.
I. The small coins of 50 paise is legal tender money. II. Legal tender money is enforced by law. III. Limited legal tender money is accepted only upon a certain limit. Codes
A)
Only II done clear
B)
I and II done clear
C)
I, II and III done clear
D)
II and III done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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Consider the following statements.
I. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is the oldest stock exchange in Asia. II. BSE was established in 1875. III. BSE was corporatised and renamed BSE limited in 2005. Which is/are correct?
A)
Only III done clear
B)
I and III done clear
C)
II and III done clear
D)
I and II done clear
E)
I, II and III done clear
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Choose the correct statements.
I. Treasury bills are money market instruments. II. Commercial Bill is a short term, negotiable and self-liquidating instrument with low risk. III. Treasury bills are issued by the Central Government to secure short term loans. Codes
A)
Only II done clear
B)
II and III done clear
C)
I and II done clear
D)
I, II and III done clear
E)
I and III done clear
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Many times, we read about future trading in newspapers. What is 'future trading'?
I. It is nothing but a trade between any two stock exchanges, wherein it is decided to purchase the stocks of each other on a fixed price throughout the year. II. It is an agreement between two parties to buy or sell an underlying asset in the future at a predetermined price. III. It is an agreement between stock exchanges that they will not trade the stocks of each other under any circumstances in future or for a given period of time. Select the correct answer using the codes given below
A)
Only I done clear
B)
Only II done clear
C)
Only III done clear
D)
II and III done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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FIMMDA stands for [Allahabad Bank 2011]
A)
Foreign Investment Markets and Derivatives Market Association done clear
B)
Fixed Income Money Markets and Derivatives Association done clear
C)
Fixed Income and Money Market Development Association done clear
D)
Floating Income and Money Markets Derivative Assets done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Many times, we read in newspapers that a company is planning to bring a public issue. What does it mean? [Syndicate Bank 2011]
I. Shares of the company will be issued only through public sector organisations like banks/central financial institutions etc. II. Shares of the company will be issued to general public only through primary market. III. This means some stakeholders/promoters are willing to leave company. Hence, they wish to sell their stock to the general public. Select the correct answer using the codes given below
A)
Only I done clear
B)
Only II done clear
C)
Only III done clear
D)
All of these done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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SEBI is a/an [Indian Overseas Bank 2011]
A)
advisory body done clear
B)
statutory body done clear
C)
constitutional body done clear
D)
non-statutory body done clear
E)
registered as a society done clear
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Which of the following organisations/ agencies has established a fund known as Investor Protection Fund? [Indian Overseas Bank 2011]
A)
RBI done clear
B)
SIDBI done clear
C)
Bombay Stock Exchange done clear
D)
Ministry of Finance done clear
E)
Ministry of Commerce and Industry done clear
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Which of the following bodies promoted Securities Trading Corporation of India Limited (STCI) jointly with the public sector banks? [Indian Overseas Bank 2011]
A)
SEBI done clear
B)
ICICI Limited done clear
C)
IDBI Limited done clear
D)
RBI done clear
E)
IRDA done clear
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Which of the following is not a component or India's securities market? [Andhra Bank 2011]
A)
Commodity futures done clear
B)
Small savings in national saving certificates done clear
C)
Government bonds done clear
D)
Corporate equity done clear
E)
Derivatives on currency done clear
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Non-convertible debentures are [IBPS PO 2012]
A)
debt instruments which acquire equity 'status at the issuers' option done clear
B)
debt instruments which acquire equity status at the investors option done clear
C)
debt instruments which acquire equity status with the permission of Registrar of Companies done clear
D)
debt instruments which acquire equity status on maturity done clear
E)
debt instruments which retain their debt character and cannot acquire equity status done clear
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Which of the following stock exchanges in India, recently launched 'Carbon Index', so that investors can assess risk and opportunities associated with climate change? [IBPS Specialist Officer 2012]
A)
Delhi Stock Exchange done clear
B)
National Stock Exchange done clear
C)
Bombay Stock Exchange done clear
D)
Kolkata Stock Exchange done clear
E)
Ahmedabad Stock Exchange done clear
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Which of the following is the main advantage of 'ASBA' applicants for share allotment? [IBPS Specialist Officer 2012]
A)
They have got secured allotment of shares done clear
B)
They have got certain preference in allotment of shares as compared to general applicants done clear
C)
They need not remit the fund for allotment of shares, they will do so after shares are allotted to them done clear
D)
Their deposit/OD account is not debited, only the funds are blocked for the same and they continue to avail interest till the shares are allotted to them done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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MCX is the index of which of the following stock exchanges of India? [SBI PO 2012]
A)
National Stock Exchange done clear
B)
Bombay Stock Exchange done clear
C)
Delhi Stock Exchange done clear
D)
Kolkata Stock Exchange done clear
E)
Multi Commodity Stock Exchange done clear
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Which of the following terms is not used in banking/finance? [SBI PO 2012]
A)
Public Debt done clear
B)
Plasma done clear
C)
Joint Venture done clear
D)
Net Demand and Time liability done clear
E)
Treasury Bill done clear
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Which of the following Organisations is the Regulators of Stock Exchanges in India? [SBI Assistant 2012]
A)
RBI done clear
B)
SIDBI done clear
C)
SEBI done clear
D)
NABARD done clear
E)
IBA done clear
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What does the letter 'D' denote in the term 'SDR'? (as used in Finance) [SBI Assistant 2012]
A)
Deposits done clear
B)
Data done clear
C)
Drawing done clear
D)
Debt done clear
E)
Dealers done clear
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Which of the following terms is not directly associated with the functioning of RBI? [SBI Assistant 2012]
A)
Open Market Operations done clear
B)
Cash Reserve Ratio done clear
C)
SENSEX done clear
D)
Liquidity Adjustment Facility done clear
E)
Public Debt Office done clear
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A new scheme has been announced in the budget 2012-13 giving tax exemptions to first time equity market investors. The scheme is titled as [SBI Assistant 2012]
A)
Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme done clear
B)
Rashtriya Equity Saving Scheme done clear
C)
National Equity Savings Scheme done clear
D)
Indira Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme done clear
E)
Prime Minister's Equity Savings Scheme done clear
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Which of the following is a receipt listed in India and traded in rupees declaring ownership of share of a foreign company? [IBPS PO 2013]
A)
Indian Depository Receipt (IDR) done clear
B)
European Depository Receipt (EDR) done clear
C)
Global Depository Receipt (GDR) done clear
D)
American Depository Receipt (ADR) done clear
E)
Luxemburg Depository Receipt (LDR) done clear
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An Equity share is also commonly referred to as [SBPS PO 2013]
A)
ordinary share done clear
B)
debenture done clear
C)
convertible share done clear
D)
security receipt done clear
E)
preferred stock done clear
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A non-performing asset is [SBI PO 2013]
A)
money at call and short notice done clear
B)
an asset that ceases to generate income done clear
C)
cash balance in till done clear
D)
cash balance with RBI done clear
E)
balance with other banks done clear
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BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange), the oldest stock exchange in Asia has joined hands with one more International index in February, 2013. This association has resulted in change of name of BSE index. What is the change of name effected? [SBI PO 2013]
A)
Dow Jones BSE Index done clear
B)
NASDAQ BSE Index done clear
C)
S & P BSE Index done clear
D)
Euronext BSE Index done clear
E)
Other than those given as options done clear
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Which of the following organisation is made specifically responsible for empowering Micro, Small and Medium enterprises in India? [SBI PO 2013]
A)
NABARD done clear
B)
RBI done clear
C)
SIDBI done clear
D)
ECGC done clear
E)
SEBI done clear
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Commercial Paper (CP) is an unsecured money market instrument issued in the from of a promissory note. Commercial paper can be used in denominations of [SBI PO 2014]
A)
Rs. one lakh or multiples thereof done clear
B)
Rs. two lakh or multiples thereof done clear
C)
Rs. three lakh or multiples thereof done clear
D)
Rs. five lakh or multiples thereof done clear
E)
Rs. ten lakh or multiples thereof done clear
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The abbreviation ASBA stands for [SBI PO 201]
A)
Applications Supported by Blocked Account done clear
B)
Applications Supported by Bank Amount done clear
C)
Applications Serviced by Blocked Account done clear
D)
Applications Serviced by Bank Account done clear
E)
Applications Supported by Blocked Amount done clear
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Which of the following institutions provides secured depository services? [IBPS Clerk 2014]
A)
NSE done clear
B)
RBI done clear
C)
NSDL done clear
D)
BSE done clear
E)
Other than those given as options done clear
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A Credit Guarantee Trust Fund has been set up for guaranteeing collateral free facilities by lending institutions to small scale industries. This funds is being managed by which of the following institutions? [SBI Clerk 2014]
A)
IDBI done clear
B)
NABARD done clear
C)
SBI done clear
D)
SIDBI done clear
E)
RBI done clear
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Which of the following is a sovereign instrument with a fixed coupon (payable on a specified date or half yearly) issued by Reserve Bank for market borrowing programme of the government of India? SBI Clerk 2014]
A)
Fixed deposits done clear
B)
Dated government securities done clear
C)
Debentures done clear
D)
Bonds done clear
E)
Equity shares of PSBs done clear
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A bond issued at a price less than its face value and payable on its due at its face value bearing no Rate of Interest (Rol) is called [SBI Clerk 2014]
A)
Preference Bond done clear
B)
Zero Coupon Bond done clear
C)
Convertible Bond done clear
D)
Perpetual Bond done clear
E)
Sovereign done clear
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Which of the following authorities is responsible for maintaining accounts, deposits and cash management of the government through issue of Bonds and Treasury Bills? [SBI Clerk 2014]
A)
SEBI done clear
B)
IBA done clear
C)
IRDA done clear
D)
SBI done clear
E)
RBI done clear
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Which one of the following is known as 'Demat' account? [IBPS PO 2015]
A)
Account in which shares are held in electronic form done clear
B)
Other than those given as options done clear
C)
Account allowed to be operated by guardian of minor done clear
D)
Account operated by business correspondents in rural centres done clear
E)
Account opened with zero balance done clear
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The introduction of e-IPO would [IBPS Clerk 2015]
A)
help eliminate the printing of application forms done clear
B)
help in reducing the overall cost of public issuance done clear
C)
support companies in reaching more retail investors in small towns done clear
D)
All of the above done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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In periods or boom, which leads to economic instability, the Preserve Banks of India (RBI) resorts to IBPS Clerk 2015]
A)
hike in the Bank Rate as a measure of open market operations done clear
B)
buying of approved securities in the market as a measure of open market operations done clear
C)
sale in the market of first class securities in its possession to reduce the supply of money as a measure of open market operations done clear
D)
All of the above done clear
E)
None of the above done clear
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Who amongst the following is the regulator in the financial system of the country? [SBI Clerk 2015]
A)
Other than those given a options done clear
B)
SEBI done clear
C)
CRISIL done clear
D)
TRAN done clear
E)
CERC done clear
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Which of the following is the negotiable instrument? [SBI Clerk 2015]
A)
Fixed deposit of a bank done clear
B)
Share certificate issued by a PSU done clear
C)
Demand draft issued by a bank done clear
D)
Debenture of a company done clear
E)
Airway receipt done clear
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The segment of money market which pertains to day-to-day funds requirements of the bank, is known as [RBI Grade B 2015]
A)
Call Money market done clear
B)
Capital market done clear
C)
Mutual fund market done clear
D)
Equity funds market done clear
E)
Index funds market done clear
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Which of the following stock exchanges with a median response time of 6
s, is now considered as the world's fastest stock exchange? [SBI PQ 2016] A)
New York State Exchange done clear
B)
National Stock Exchange of India done clear
C)
NASDAQ New York done clear
D)
London Stock Exchange Group done clear
E)
Bombay Stock Exchange Limited done clear
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Which of the following is not money market instrument? [SBI PO 2016]
A)
Treasury bills done clear
B)
Certificate of deposit done clear
C)
Commercial Bill done clear
D)
Promissory Notes done clear
E)
Gilt edged bill done clear
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CRISIL is a [SBI Clerk 2016]
A)
credit rating agency done clear
B)
banking super visionary agency done clear
C)
payment system of India done clear
D)
investment fund done clear
E)
Small finance bank done clear
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FMC merged with [SBI clerk 2016]
A)
SBI done clear
B)
CRISIL done clear
C)
RBI done clear
D)
SEBI done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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World's largest stock exchange [SBI Clerk 2016]
A)
New York Stock Exchange done clear
B)
BSE done clear
C)
NSE done clear
D)
London Stock Exchange done clear
E)
None of these done clear
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In India 'Commodities Derivatives Market' is regulated by...... [RBI Grade B 2016]
A)
PFRDA done clear
B)
ECI done clear
C)
IRDAI done clear
D)
SEBI done clear
E)
RBI done clear
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Which One Of The Following Is Not A Money Market Instrument
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