International Finance and Treasury – Set 11

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International Finance and Treasury – Set 11

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1) Banks, mutual funds and insurance companies are considered as

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2) Price accepted in single bid auction system is one which is

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3) Minimum denominations of municipal bonds are

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4) Type of Eurobonds which are convertible are considered as

 

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5) Conversion values is $8500 and conversion rate received on stock conversion is 430 then current market price of stock is

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6) Call premium of bond is subtracted from call price of bond to calculate

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7) Value of conversion option to bond holder is $550 and rate of return on non-convertible bond is $270 then rate of return on convertible bond is

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8) Value of option issued to call debt is subtracted from rate of return on callable bond to calculate rate of return on

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9) Treasury bills are issued on

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10) Longer debt instrument issued by government and corporations is considered as

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11) Principal value of TIPS is increased or decreased and is based on measure of

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12) Municipal bonds are securities issued by local and state

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13) Bonds that are considered as junk bonds and termed as higher yield are classified as

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14) Conversion values is $9500 and conversion rate received on stock conversion is 460 then current market price of stock is

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15) Yield on subordinated bonds as compared to non-subordinated bonds is considered as

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16) Financial instruments such as treasury bonds and notes have

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17) If maturity date of bond is closer than premium of bond will be

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18) To improve attractiveness for investors, bonds are partially backed by

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19) If revenue bonds becomes default, bondholders must

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20) For municipal bonds, initial market is through

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21) In financial markets, bond indenture results in

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22) Type of bond in which coupon payment is mailed registered bondholders and owner is recorded by issuing company is classified as

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23) Marginal income tax rate is 35% and before tax rate of return is 12.5% then after tax rate of return is

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24) Face value of bond is $450 and call price of bond is $250 then value of call premium is

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25) Mortgage bonds issued by corporations are considered as

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26) Interest rate on floating rate Eurobonds is paid

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27) Dimensions in bonds markets are

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28) Eurobonds are issued by financial firms to

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29) Financial securities which are issued to finance government expenditures and national debt are classified as

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30) Type of rating to which all credit rating agencies does not consider is classified as

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31) Junk bonds which are rated lower than triple B are also classified as

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32) Call premium is $456 and face value of bond is $234 then call price of bonds is

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33) Issues sold by investment banks and guarantees issuer by buying new issue at fixed price is classified as

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34) In financial markets, separate trading of registered interest and principal securities have abbreviation of

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35) Promised payments on Eurobonds will be paid in

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36) As compared to non-convertible bonds, yield on convertible bond is

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37) As compared to general obligation bonds, revenue bonds are considered as

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38) Bonds issued by corporations for relatively longer term are classified as

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39) In best efforts offering, price offered by investment banks is originally set by

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40) Default risk is measured by large traders, managers and investors with help of

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41) Rate of return on non-callable bonds is added into value of issuer option to calculate

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42) Foreign bonds issued in Japan financial institutions are classified as

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43) Coupon payment accrued between last payment and settlement date is classified as

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44) Rules and regulations placed on bond holders and bond issuers are classified in

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45) Names of foreign bonds are used to denote

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46) Factors considered by rating agencies on issuing bonds are

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47) Department who is appointed by bond holders as representative or monitor of bonds is considered as

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48) Debentures that are considered as junior bonds as compared to debentures and mortgage bonds are classified as

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49) According to marketability feature, bonds which are attached to stock warrants have

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50) As compared to publicly placed issues, privately placed bonds are issued for

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