OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS FOR PRACTICE (COVERS ALL MODULES)

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OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS

FOR PRACTICE (COVERS ALL MODULES)

Net Interest income is

Interest rate risk is a type of )Interest earned on advances )Interest earned on investments )Total interest earned on advances and investment )Difference between interest earned and interest paid Interest rate risk is a type of

Credit risk

Market risk

Operational risk

All the above European opinion can be exercised on any day at the option of the buyer on or before the expiry of the option.

True

False

What is the beta factor for corporate finance under Standardized approach ?

15%

18%

12%

None of the above

A bank suffers loss due to adverse market movement of a security A bank suffers loss due to adverse market movement of a security. The security was however held beyond the defeasance period. What is the type of the risk that the bank has suffered ?

Market Risk

Operational Risk

Market Liquidation Risk

Credit Risk The June 1999 Basle Committee on Banking Supervision issued proposals for reform of its 1988 Capital Accord (the Basle II Proposals). These proposals contained MAINLY.

Settlement risk management

Capital requirements

Supervisory review

The handling of hedge funds

Contingency plans

Market discipline I, III and VI

II, IV and V

I, IV and V

II, III and VI

Which of the following is not a type of credit risk ?

Default risk

Credit spread risk

Intrinsic risk

Basis risk 8% Government of India security is quoted at RS 120/- The current yield on the security, will be----

Risk of a portfolio with over exposure in steel sector will be )12% )9.6% )6.7% )8% Risk of a portfolio with over exposure in steel sector will be

More than systematic risk

Equal to intrinsic risk

Less than intrinsic risk

None of these A company declares RS 2/- dividend on the equity share of face value of RS 5/-. The share is quoted in the market at RS 80/- the dividend yield will be---- )20% )4% )40% )2.5% How many accounts have suffered rating migration in the following table

Rating Migration of 100 A Rated Accounts Migration between 31.03.06 and 31.03.07

Last Rating No. of Accounts Present Rating

A++ A+ A B+ B C Default

A 100 1 1 79 10 4 3 2

2

19

21

25 The risk that arises due to worsening of credit quality is

Intrinsic Risk

Credit spread Risk

Portfolio risk

Counterparty risk A debenture of face value of As. 100 carries a coupon of 15%. If the current yield is 12.5%. What is the current market price ? )Rs.100 )Rs.120 )Rs.150 )Rs.125 In order to develop an capability to actively manage an credit portfolio one must have in place the following:

Credit Rating Model (or models for different categories of loans and advances)

Develop and maintain necessary data on defaults of borrowers rating category wise, i.e., ‘Rating Migration’.

Both 1 and 2 are required

Only 1 is required

Only 2 is required

None of the above

An increase in cash reserve ratio will cause yield curve to

Shift downward

Remain unchanged

Become steeper

Become flatter The model that combines five financial ratios using reported accounting information and equity values to produce on objective measure of borrower’s financial health is

Altman’s 2 score

‘Credit Metrics’

Credit Risk +

None of the above A bank holds a security that is rated A+. The rating of the security migrates to A. What is the risk that the bank has faced ?

Market risk

Operational risk

Market liquidation risk

Credit risk

When interest rates go up, prices of fixed interest bonds –

Go up

Go down

Remain unchanged VaR is not enough to assess market risk of a portfolio. Stress testing is desirable because It helps in calibrating VaR module

It helps as an additional risk measure

It helps in assessing risk due to abnormal movement of market parameters

It is used as VaR measure is not accurate enough

STUDY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS AND ANSWER

(COVERS ALL MODULES)

)Bond with ‘BBB’ rating will carry lower interest rate than one with ‘AA’ rating False

True

Difficult to say ) Fall in interest rate cause the rate causes the bond prices also to fall. False

True

Difficult to say )A normal yield curve is sloping upward.

False

True

Difficult to say

)Stamp duty on transfer of dematted shares is lower.

False

True

Difficult to say )Large Government borrowing can cause yield curve to shift upward.

False

True

Difficult to say )Growth Funds assure growth in return. False

True

Difficult to say )If short term interest rates remain higher than the long term interest rates, the yield curve will be inverted.

False

True

Difficult to say

)Credit rating agencies determine interest rates on debt securities.

False

True

Difficult to say )The shares of software companies carry high P/E ratio.

False

True

Difficult to say )Closed end mutual funds are trading at discount to NAV.

False

True

Difficult to say )In a rising interest rate phase Zero coupon bond will be traded at a premium False

True

Difficult to say )A sharp decline in short term interest rates will cause yield curve to be steeper False

True

Difficult to say

)A fall in interest rates reduces the demand for bonds in the secondary market False

True

Difficult to say

)Increase in the cash reserve ratio can cause the yield curve going temporarily inverted.

False

True

Difficult to say

)Dematerialization of stocks has increased turnover on the stock market.

False

True

Difficult to say )Tight money and credit policy will cause bond prices to fall.

False

True

Difficult to say )Increasing Government borrowing will raise interest rates.

False

True

Difficult to say )Bond carrying ‘AA’ rating will carry highest interest rate than one carrying ‘BBB’ rating.

False

True

Difficult to say )Mutual fund redemption bring bearish influence on the stock market.

False

True

Difficult to say )Decline in the interest rates on long dated Govt. bonds will cause yield curve to be steeper.

False

True

Difficult to say )Demat shares carry lower stamp duty on transfer than physical shares.

False

True

Difficult to say )Increase in interest rates will cause bond prices to fall.

False

True

Difficult to say )Growth fund is a mutual fund that invests primarily in equity shares.

False

True

Difficult to say )Stamp duty on transfer of demated shares is lowest.

False

True

Difficult to say

)Large Government borrowing in the market can make the yield curve shift upward.

False

True

Difficult to say

)Bond with ‘A’ rating will carry higher interest rate than one carrying ‘BBB’ rating.

False

True

Difficult to say