International Finance and Treasury – Set 9

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International Finance and Treasury – Set 9

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1) Bonds that can be exchanged with other stock issued by same firm are classified as

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2) As compared to public issues, interest premiums on privately placed issues overtime have

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3) STRIPS are used effectively to receive

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4) Municipal bonds are traded to finance

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5) Foreign bonds that are issued before Eurobonds are also called as

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6) Holders of debentures receive their payments or bonds yields only after holders of

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7) Type of sale in which investment bank got rights to underwrite, distribute and originate new bonds is classified as

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8) For municipal bonds, trading in secondary markets are classified as

 

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9) Information about sovereign borrowers and corporate borrowers is generated by the

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10) Issued bond which is considered as hybrid bond is called

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11) Suppliers and demanders of long term investment funds are work closely in

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12) Principal amount in Treasury Inflation Protection Securities is considered as

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13) Bond which is denominated in dollars and is issued in European financial markets is considered as

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14) Current market price is multiplied to conversion rate received on conversion to calculate

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15) Year in which Eurobonds are issued for first time in financial markets is

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16) Thin trading of municipal bonds in secondary markets is because of

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17) Value of option issued to call debt is $670 and return rate on callable bond is $540 then return rate on non-callable bond is

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18) In New York Stock exchange, fully automated information and trading system which allows to execute orders for bonds is classified as

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19) Bonds rated lower than triple-B bonds by Standard and Poor’s are considered as

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20) Rate of return on non-callable bonds is $370 and value of issuer option is $250 then return on callable bond is

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21) Bonds that are usually unsecured and are only backed by worthiness of issuing firm are classified as

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22) Value of option issued to call debt is $940 and return rate on callable bond is $480 then return rate on non-callable bond is

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23) Risk associated with Eurobonds and usually bears by underwriters is related to

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24) Non-competitive bids of securities are submitted through

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25) If price at which stock is purchased exceeds market value then stock warrants will

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26) Type of bonds that have tangible property as a collateral are classified as

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27) Principal amount in Treasury Inflation Protection Securities is considered as

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28) Type of markets which trades underwritten bonds syndicated by some other countries is classified as

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29) Denominations in which Eurobonds are issued are

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30) In firm commitment underwriting, securities issued are then sold to investors at relatively

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31) Foreign bonds issued in United States financial institutions are classified as

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32) Temporary imbalances between operating receipts and operating expenditures are funded with help of

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33) Price of treasury notes and treasury bonds without including accrued interest is classified as

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34) In US treasury, inflation indexed bond is classified as

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35) Reason of default risk on municipal bonds is because of

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36) Interest rate on Eurobonds are paid

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37) To make promised payments, federal money can

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38) Private placed stock and privately placed bonds are considered as

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39) Yields of municipal bonds is

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40) If bonds are used as an investment vehicle by investors of institutions then bond must be

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41) Types of notes and bonds issued by Treasury are

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42) Call premium of bond is $630 and call price of bond is $240 then face value of bond is

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43) When bonds are called and redeem, they must be ceased to

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44) Rate of return on non-callable bonds is $890 and value of issuer option is $670 then return on callable bond is

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45) Private placement of issues is consisted as

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46) Rate of return on non-callable bonds is $680 and value of issuer option is $450 then return on callable bond is

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47) Bonds with coupon are attached to bond for paying interest when it becomes due are classified as

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48) Conversion values is $7000 and conversion rate received on stock conversion is 370 then current market price of stock is

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49) Number of covenants related to issued bonds are included in

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50) Treasury securities are considered as exempted from

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