International Finance and Treasury – Set 10 January 29, 2025 by aasi 0% Report a question What’s wrong with this question? You cannot submit an empty report. Please add some details. 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950 International Finance and Treasury – Set 10 Dear ! This is International Finance and Treasury – Set 10 Quiz and it contains 50 questions. Keep Learning! 1 / 50 1) Conversion values is divided by conversion rate received on conversion on stock to calculate current market price past market price future market value current stock value 2 / 50 2) Firms that attach bonds to stock warrants are usually less discounted more risky less risky more discounted 3 / 50 3) Denomination currency choice and volatility of interest rates affects maturity date of euro bond cost of euro bond issuance process of bonds process of printing money 4 / 50 4) Marginal income tax rate is 28% and before tax rate of return is 14.5% then after tax rate of return is 7.44% 8.44% 9.44% 10.44% 5 / 50 5) Bonds issued for longer term and must be sold in country whom currency is not used in denomination of bonds are classified as interbank bonds intrabank bonds Australian bonds Eurobonds 6 / 50 6) Type of bonds that are swapped to less developed country against an outstanding loan are classified as Brady bonds swapped bonds developed bonds developing bonds 7 / 50 7) Requirement of certain amount of issued bond that must be retired every year is classified as sinking fund provision sinking fund premium sinking fund discount floating fund provision 8 / 50 8) Value of conversion option to bond holder is $740 and rate of return on non-convertible bond is $540 then rate of return on convertible bond is 1.37% $1,280 $1.37 $200 9 / 50 9) With consolidation of currencies, created liquidity allows Eurobond price and supply to decrease price and supply to increase demand and size to decrease demand and size to increase 10 / 50 10) Debt which depict historical accumulated record of federal government expenditures is classified as national debt international debt global debt contraction debt 11 / 50 11) As compared to unsecured bonds, mortgage bonds are considered as more risky less risky term risk serial risk 12 / 50 12) Sum of purchase price and accrued interest on treasury bonds and notes is considered as dirty price clean price paid price unpaid price 13 / 50 13) Treasury security in which final principal payment is separated from periodic interest payment is classified as STRIP separated security inflated security coupon paid security 14 / 50 14) In capital markets, instruments which are traded having maturity of more than one year is classified as contraction mortgages bonds and mortgages expansion bonds expansion mortgages 15 / 50 15) Considering coupon rate, Brady bonds pays higher than traditional lower than promised higher than promise none of these 16 / 50 16) Bonds that are not pledged against revenue stream or specific assets are classified as general obligation bonds general obligation notes general obligation tax general obligation savings 17 / 50 17) Financial firms such as mutual fund and insurance companies are also called insured financials guaranteed business credit business business financial 18 / 50 18) Marginal income tax rate is 46.8% and before tax rate of return is 15.5% then after tax rate of return is 7.25% 8.25% 10.25% 9.25% 19 / 50 19) Current market price of common stock is $18 and conversion rate received on conversion is $410 to calculate $3,580 $5,380 $6,380 $7,380 20 / 50 20) Call premium is $385 and face value of bond is $285 then call price of bonds is $100 $770 $670 $570 21 / 50 21) Eurobonds are denominated in only one currency which is Canadian dollars us dollars Euros Japanese yen 22 / 50 22) Type of bonds in which whole issues matures on a single date is considered as term bonds under bonds collateral bonds trustworthy bonds 23 / 50 23) When characteristics of bonds are perceived as unfavourable or favourable to holders of bond then differences of yield spread must not changes must changes must be debited must be credited 24 / 50 24) Several maturities dates are involved in issued bonds if company earnings are classified as parallel term income pledged volatile non-volatile 25 / 50 25) Municipal bonds public offering is often made through insurance companies index banking firm commercial banking firm none of these 26 / 50 26) Eurobonds are traded in only in issuing country stagnant exchange telephonic market over counter market 27 / 50 27) Value of conversion option to bond holder is $220 and rate of return on non-convertible bond is $350 then rate of return on convertible bond is $570 $130 $670 $1.59 28 / 50 28) Call premium of bond is $560 and call price of bond is $340 then face value of bond is $1.65 $220 $900 1.65% 29 / 50 29) Issuance of securities in which investment bank does not guarantee back up price and act as distributor in planning of issue is considered as best efforts offering least good index least good premium least good discount price 30 / 50 30) Value of option issued to call debt is $780 and return rate on callable bond is $370 then return rate on non-callable bond is $1,250 $1,150 $1,350 $410 31 / 50 31) In firm commitment underwriting procedure, more risk is at side of investment bank insurance firm reissuing firm reselling firm 32 / 50 32) Markets in which bonds are traded and issued are classified as corporate markets treasury markets bond markets municipal markets 33 / 50 33) Main trading markets of Eurobonds are London and Luxembourg Australian markets Swiss banks counters Asian banks counters 34 / 50 34) Replacement of bearer bonds with registered bonds is because of lack of security of indentures security of unregistered bonds security of bearer bonds security of registered bonds 35 / 50 35) Face value of bond is $550 and call price of bond is $475 then value of call premium is $1.16 $1,025 $75 1.16% 36 / 50 36) Current market price of common stock is $12 and conversion rate received on conversion is $225 to calculate $18.75 $2,700 $237 $450 37 / 50 37) Foreign bonds, sovereign bonds and Eurobonds are classified as types of local markets state markets international markets national markets 38 / 50 38) In financial markets, STRIPS are also classified as treasury KIBOR notes treasury KIBOR bonds treasury zero coupon bonds treasury LIBOR bonds 39 / 50 39) Financial institutions having loans swapped for bonds can sell all bonds in under-developed markets developed markets primary markets secondary markets 40 / 50 40) Corporate bonds are also considered as trustee bonds registered bonds unregistered bonds indenture bonds 41 / 50 41) For a taxable security, tax exempted interest rate on municipal bonds us used to determine tax equivalent rate of return local rate of return withholding tax rate general sales tax rate 42 / 50 42) Municipal bonds are more considerable to full price investors household investors corporation investors clean price investors 43 / 50 43) Type of bonds issued by governments outside home country of issuer of bond are classified as outside bonds foreign bonds issuing country bonds denominated bonds 44 / 50 44) Legal contract which states legal rights of seller and buyer is classified as long term indenture federal indenture private indenture bond indenture 45 / 50 45) Foreign bonds issued in United Kingdom financial institutions are classified as Yankee bonds samurai bonds bull dog bonds bull cat bonds 46 / 50 46) According to best efforts offering, investment bank in return of providing services must not receive fee receive fee receive interest rate receive market rate of return 47 / 50 47) Bonds used in purpose of specific projects which are financed by collateral for issuing bonds are classified as indenture bonds trustee bonds collateral bonds mortgage bonds 48 / 50 48) Besides equity related bonds, type of Eurobonds that are convertible are classified as bonds with interbank rate bonds with intra market rate bonds with equity warrants bonds with common stock 49 / 50 49) If price of municipal bonds suddenly changes because of an unexpected interest rate change then investment bank faces a high profit faces a loss face a inflation face an index risk 50 / 50 50) Considering bonds characteristics, corporate and treasury bonds 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