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CAIIB BFM Sample Questions by Murugan

1. The document contains questions and answers related to banking exams like JAIIB and CAIIB, focusing on topics like export-import procedures, foreign currency accounts, pre-shipment and post-shipment credits, and exposure norms. 2. It provides details on agencies that publish prime rates for major currencies, accounts used to settle export proceeds from ACU countries, rules regarding extension of export bills, and write-off of outstanding export dues. 3. The questions also cover topics such as effective date of realization for foreign currency bills, eligibility criteria for opening DDA and EEFC accounts, calculation of FOB value from CIF value depending on mode of dispatch, and timelines for informing

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MODULE-A

Who publishes prime rates for major currencies on the monthly basis ?

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a. RBI
b. EXIM bank
c. FEDAI
d. FEMA

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Ans - c
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Export proceeds from any of the ACU countries is settled through a separate ____ account maintained
by the AD for this purpose.

a. Rupee
b. EEFC
c. Dollar / Euro kt
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d. DDA

Ans - c
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...........................................

To grant extension of an export bill beyond 12 months from the date of export, the total export
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outstanding of the exporter should not be more than USD ___ or __ % of the average of export
realizations during the preceding __ years, whichever is higher.
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a. USD 1.00 million, 5, 1

b. USD 2.00 million, 5, 2
c. USD 1.00 million, 10, 3
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d. USD 2.00 million, 10, 4

Ans - c
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Outstanding export dues can be written off by exporters and the prescribed period of realization can be
extended provided the aggregate value of such exports bills written off does not exceed ___ % of the
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export proceeds during the ___ year.

a. 5, 2
b. 1, financial
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c. 10, 3

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Ans - d
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In case of foregin currency bills, the effective date of realization of an export bill is the date of ___ in the
banks's ___ account.

a. debit, vostro

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b. debit, nostro
c. credit, vostro

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d. credit, nostro

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Ans - d
...........................................

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The eligibility to open a DDA (Diamond Dollar Account) is a track record of ___ years and average
turnover of Rs ___ crores.
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a. 2, 3
b. 2, 5
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c. 3, 2
d. 3, 5
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Ans - a
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A person resident in India and earner of foreign currency should open ___ account with an AD in India.

a. overseas foreign currency

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b. EEFC (Exchange Earner Foreign Currency)

c. rupee
d. vostro
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Ans - b
...........................................
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In case of PCL being on CIF basis, if the despatch is through sea, the FOB value is arrived at by deducting
__ % (representing freight and insurance) from the CIF value.
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a. 5 % to 10 %
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b. 10 % to 12 %

c. 13 % to 14 %
d. 25 % to 35 %

Ans - c

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...........................................

In case of PCL being on CIF basis, if the despatch is through air, the FOB value is arrived at by deducting
__ % (representing freight and insurance) from the CIF value.

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a. 5
b. 10

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c. 15

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d. 25

Ans - d
...........................................

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The total period of PCL should not exceed ___ days and this period can be extended by banks up to ___
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days (for availing concessional rate of interest).

a. 30, 60
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b. 60, 120
c. 120, 180
d. 180, 360
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Ans - d
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...........................................
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The concessional rate of intererst in case of PCL is ___ and is valid for first ___ days.
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a. maximum PLR - 2.50 %, 120

b. maximum PLR - 2.50 %, 180
c. maximum PLR - 2.50 %, 120
.ja

d. minimum PLR - 2.50 %, 180

Ans - b
...........................................
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In case where advances for PCL are covered under Whole Turnover Policies of ECGC, the disbursing
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branch should inform ECGC the details of limit sanctioned in the prescribed format within ___ days.
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a. 7

b. 10
c. 21
d. 30

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Ans - d
...........................................

A PCL allowed without prior lodgement of LC or firm export order is called ___ account facility.

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a. incoterm
b. rupee

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c. running

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d. rediscount

Ans - c
...........................................

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In Credit Running Account facility provided to commodities covered under 'Selective Credit Control', the
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LC or firm order should normally be produced in the bank within ___ from the date of sanction.

a. 7
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b. 15
c. 21
d. 30
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Ans - d
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...........................................
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The balances in temporary foreign accounts (which are opened by participants in international trade
fairs / exhibitions) have to be repatriated to India within ___ month from the ___ of the exhibition /
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trade fairs.

a. 1, opening
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b. 1, closing
c. 3, opening
d. 6, closing
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Ans - b
...........................................
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The exposure relates to valuation of foreign currency assets and liabilities at the end of accounting year
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at current realizable values.

a. Foreign exchange risk

b. Transaction exposure
c. Translation exposure

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d. Operating exposure

Ans - c
...........................................

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An arbitrage transaction conducted between more than two centers is known as ____.

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a. Simple arbitrage

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b. Direct arbitrage
c. Compound arbitrage
d. None of the above

Ans - c
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Risk which arises due to inability or unwillingness of the counterparty to meet the obligations at
maturity is called as ______.
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a. Exchange Risk
b. Credit Risk
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c. Market Risk
d. Settlement Risk
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ca

Ans - b
...........................................
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Forex markets usually operate ____ globally, except for the Middle East or other Islamic Countries.

a. From Monday to Thursday

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b. From Monday to Friday

c. From Monday to Saturday
d. From Monday to Sunday
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Ans - b
...........................................
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In Forex Markets, on an average the exchange rates of major currencies fluctuate every ____ seconds.
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a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5

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Ans - c
...........................................

Which is not a function of Back Office ?

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a. Deals

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b. Account

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c. Funds position
d. Reconciliation

Ans - c
...........................................
kt
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Which one is not a Foreign Exchange markets participant ?

a. Central Banks
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b. Commercial Banks
c. Investment Funds/Banks
d. Authorized dealer
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Ans - d
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...........................................
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The Forward price of a currency against another can be worked out with the following factors:
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a. Spot price of the currencies involved

b. The Interest rate differentials for the currencies
c. The term i.e. the future period for which the price is worked out
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d. All of these

Ans - d
...........................................
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Risk arising on account of human errors, technical faults, infrastructure breakdown, faulty systems and
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procedures or lack of internal controls is called as _____.

a. Exchange Risk

b. Operational Risk
c. Market Risk
d. Legal Risk

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Ans - b
...........................................

_____ is the possibility of a major bank failing and the resultant losses to counter parties reverberating
into a banking crisis.

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a. Sovereign risk

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b. Country risk

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c. Legal risk
d. Systematic risk

Ans - d
...........................................
kt
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Forex Operations do not include _____.

a. Forex Dealer
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b. Forex Office
c. Back Office
d. Mid Office
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Ans - b
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...........................................
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Risk which arises out of adverse movement of market variables when the players are unable to exit the
positions quickly is called as ____.
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a. Exchange Risk
b. Operational Risk
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c. Market Risk
d. Legal Risk

Ans - c
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...........................................
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Factoring was introduced in India after the recommendations of _______ committe.

a. Narasimhan

b. Kalyanasundaram
c. Tandon
d. None of these

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Ans - b
...........................................

The number of parties involved in factoring is ___ and that in forfaiting ___.

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a. 5, 3
b. 2, 3

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c. 3, 5

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d. 5, 3

Ans - c
...........................................

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In case of post shipment finance, the shipping documents along with relative GR form must be
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submitted to an AD within ___ days from the date of shipment.

a. 7
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b. 14
c. 21
d. 30
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Ans - c
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...........................................
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Concessional rate of interest in post shipment finance is valid for first ____ days.
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a. 30
b. 60
c. 90
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d. 180

Ans - c
...........................................
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In case of exports through approved Indian-owned warehouses abroad, the time limit for realization in
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post shipment finance is ___ months.

a. 6

b. 12
c. 15
d. 18

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Ans - c
...........................................

Advance against undrawn balance can be made at a concessive rate of interest for a maximum period of
___ days.

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a. 30

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b. 45

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c. 60
d. 90

Ans - d
...........................................
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The value of the currency is decided by supply and demand factors for a particular currency under ____.

a. Direct exchange rate

b. Indirect exchange rate

c. Fixed exchange rate
c. Floating exchange rate
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Ans - d
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...........................................
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An arbitrage transaction conducted between two centers only is known as ____.

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a. Three point arbitrage

b. Direct arbitrage
c. Compound arbitrage
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d. None of the above

Ans - b
...........................................
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Which of the currencies is not been quoted as indirect rates ?

a. GBP
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b. YEN

c. EURO
d. AUD

Ans - b

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...........................................

In case of Rupee bills, the effective date of realization of an export bill is the date of ___ in the banks's
___ account.

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a. debit, vostro
b. debit, nostro

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c. credit, vostro

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d. credit, nostro

Ans - a
...........................................

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Exchange Rate means the _____ at which one currency is exchanged for another currency.
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a. Price
b. Ratio
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c. Value
d. Any one of the above
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Ans - d
...........................................
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ca

Risk which arises due to mismatches in the maturity patterns of assets and liabilities is called as _____.

a. Liquidity Risk
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b. Exchange Risk
c. Market Risk
d. Settlement Risk
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Ans - a
...........................................
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In a perfect market, with no restriction on finance and trade, the ____ is the basic factor in arriving at
the forward rate.
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a. Fixed exchange rate

b. Interest factor

c. Interst rate differentials

d. Floating Exchange rate

Ans - b

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...........................................

Which of the following is/are the purpose(s) of Duty Drawback?

a. to refund excise and customs duty

.c
b. to make certain domestic commodities competitive in the overseas market
c. to provide export incentives under the Export Promotion Scheme

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d. all of these

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Ans - d
...........................................

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For foreign currency export bills, the NTP allowed is ___ days at present.
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a. 21
b. 25
c. 28
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d. 30

Ans - b
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...........................................
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The NDD of the demand bill (foreign currency export bill) is ___ days from the date of handling.
ca

a. 21
b. 25
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c. 28
d. 30
.ja

Ans - b
...........................................

Article 28 of UCP 600 deals with ____.

a. Commercial invoice
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b. Transport documents
c. Insurance documents
w

d. Disclaimers

Ans - c
...........................................

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In case of a 90 days DA (Usance) bill in GBP tendered to the bank on 01.04.2014 , the NTP will be __ days
and NDD will be ___ (date).

a. 21, 25.04.2014
b. 25, 25.04.2014

.c
c. 25, 24.07.2014
d. 30, 30.04.2014

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es
Ans - c
...........................................

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Concessional rate of interest for post-shipment finance is allowed for __ days in case of demand bills.

a. 21
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b. 25
c. 90
d. 180
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Ans - b
...........................................
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Concessional rate of interest for post-shipment finance is allowed for __ days in case of usance bills.
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ca

a. 25
b. 90
c. 180
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d. None of these

Ans - d
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...........................................

In post-shipment advance, the concessional rate of interest cannot exceed __ days from the date of
shipment.
w

a. 90
w

b. 120
c. 180
w

d. 360

Ans - c
...........................................

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FEDAI rules provide that in case of unpaid usance bills, the period of crystalization is ____th day after
the ___ at the prevailing ___ rate.

a. 21, NTP, TT buying

b. 30, NTP, TT selling

.c
c. 30, NTP, TT buying
d. 30, NDD, TT selling

t
es
Ans - d
...........................................

PCFC can be allowed initially for a maximum period of ___ days.

a. 90 kt
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b. 120
c. 180
d. 360
m

Ans - c
...........................................
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Banks are allowed to charge interest on PCFC and EBR for 180 days not exceeding __% over the
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benchmark (LIBOR /EURO LIBOR/EURIBOR).

a. 0.5
b. 1.5
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c. 2.0
d. 2.5
.ja

Ans - c
...........................................

For gold card status holder exporters, the concessive rate of interest on post shipment rupee export
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credit may be extended for a maximum period of ___ days.

a. 120
b. 180
w

c. 360

d. 365

Ans - d
...........................................

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RBI has permitted ___ to facilitate financing of medium term export bills through ____.

a. SEBI, factoring
b. Exim bank, forfaiting

.c
c. Exim bank, factoring
d. IRDA, forfaiting

t
es
Ans - b
...........................................

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Physical movements of goods into India is regulated by ___formulated by the ___.

a. DGFT, exim policy

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b. exim policy, DGFT
c. exim policy, RBI
d. RBI, trade policy
m

Ans - b
...........................................
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Which of the following regulations governs payments of imports of goods into India on the basis of
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FEMA 1999?
ca

a. trade regulations
b. exchange control regulations
iib

c. exim policy
d. None of these
.ja

Ans - b
...........................................

Where the currency rate is not directly available for a particular currency and has to be worked out
w

indirectly through some other currency, it is called ______.

a. Direct Rate
b. Indirect Rate
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c. Cross Rate

d. Spot cum Forward Rate

Ans - c
...........................................

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If an export bill remains unrealized (i.e., overdue bills) beyond 6 months from the date of export, it
should be reported to the RBI in ___ statement, on half yearly basis (June and December).

a. ETX

.c
b. XOS
c. PP

t
d. SDF

es
Ans - b
...........................................

kt
Sight bills drawn under import letters of credit would be crystallized on the ___ day after the day of
receipt if not yet paid.
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a. 10 th
b. 11 th
m

c. 15 th
d. 30 th
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Ans - a
...........................................
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ca

The NDD of the usance bill (foreign currency export bill) is ___ days.

a. 21
iib

b. usance period + 21 days NTP

c. 25
d. usance period + 25 days NTP
.ja

Ans - d
...........................................
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Suppose a sight bill is drawn in USD and is submitted to the bank on 01.04.2014, the NTP allowed will be
__ days and NDD will be ___ (date).
w

a. 21, 21.04.2014
w

b. 25, 25.04.2014

c. 28, 28.04.2014
d. 30, 30.04.2014

Ans - b

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...........................................

SBI maintains USD account with Bank of America, New York and when it conducts transactions through
this account, it passes entries in its books at Mumbai through the following account

.c
a. Nostro account
b. Vostro account

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c. Loro account

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d. Mirror account

Ans - a
...........................................

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The quotation of 1 Rs = $ 0.01667 in Indian Rupee is an example of ________
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a. Direct quotation
b. Indirect quotation
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c. Competitive quotation
d. Aggressive quotation
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Ans - b
...........................................
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ca

Who is eligible to take Export turnover policy from ECGC?

a. Exporters with turnover not exceeding Rs 10 lakhs per year

iib

b. Exporters who contribute not less than Rs. 10 lakhs towards premium
c. Exporters with turnover exceeding Rs 10 lakhs per year
d. Exporters who contribute not more than Rs. 10 lakhs towards premium
.ja

Ans - b
...........................................
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How many Diamond Dollar Accounts can an exporter maintain?

a. Only one
b. Two accounts
w

c. It is matter of discretion for the bank

d. Five

Ans - d
...........................................

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Due to vastness of the market, operating in different time zones, most of the Forex deals in general are
done on ........

a. TOM basis

.c
b. SPOT basis
c. Ready or cash

t
d. Forward

es
Ans - b
...........................................

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The forward premium and discount are generally based on the .........of the two currencies involved.
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a. Market rate
b. Future rate
c. Interest rate differentials
m

d. Ready or cash

Ans - b
ib

...........................................
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Which is not a function of the Forex dealing room?

a. A service branch to meet the requirement of customers of other branches/divisions to buy or sell
foreign currency,
iib

b. Manage foreign currency assets and liabilities

c. Fund Manager for Nostro Accounts as also undertake proprietary trading in currencies.
d. Processing of Deals, Account, reconciliation etc
.ja

Ans - d
...........................................
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Sight bills drawn under Import letters of credit, if not paid by the ____ day, would be crystallised.
w

a. 7th
b. 10th
w

c. 15th

d. 30th

Ans - b
...........................................

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The delivery period in case of option contract can not exceed beyond ____ month.

a. 1
b. 2

.c
c. 3
d. 4

t
es
Ans - a
...........................................

kt
The seller bank has to pay interest at ___ % above the prime rate of the currency of the specified banks
in case of delayed payment of interbank foreign currency funds.
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a. 1
b. 1.5
c. 2
m

d. 4

Ans - c
ib

...........................................
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In case of delay in payment of rupee settlement funds, the interest for delayed period at 2 % above the
ca

___ rate is paid for each day.

a. LIBOR
iib

b. MIBOR
c. TT
d. Cross
.ja

Ans - b
...........................................
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A binding contract for purchase or sale at a future date is known as ____ contract.
w

a. Future
b. Swap
w

c. Forward

d. Legal

Ans - c
...........................................

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Banks can allow resident individuals (who are banking with them) to book forward contracts up to a
limit of USD ______ and with a maximum tenor of ___ only (provided the notional value should not
exceed USD 100,100.00).

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a. 100,000.00 and 1 year
b. 100,000.00 and 2 years

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c. 10,000.00 and 1 year

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d. 100,000.00 and 1 year

Ans - a
...........................................

kt
The failure of the counter party during the course of settlement due to time zone differences between
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the two currencies to be exchanged is not known as _____ risk.

a. Temporal
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b. Settlement
c. Herstatt
d. Exchange
ib

Ans - d
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...........................................
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An exchange of specific streams of payments over an agreed period of time is known as ____.
iib

a. Future
b. Swap
c. Premium
.ja

d. Option

Ans - b
...........................................
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A contract traded on an exchange to make or take delivery of a commodity is known as ____.

a. Future
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b. Swap

c. Premium
d. Option

Ans - a

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...........................................

The dealsize limit restrict the ______ risk on large deals.

a. legal

.c
b. operational
c. credit

t
d. liquidity

es
Ans - b
...........................................

kt
All contract which have matured and have not been collected, shall be automatically cancelled on the
.....working day after the maturity date.
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a. 5th
b. 7th
m

c. 10 th
d. 15th
ib

Ans - b
...........................................
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ca

The fund which CCIL creates to cover outstanding of any participant in case of default is known as
______.
iib

a. BIC
b. OTC
c. SGF
.ja

d. RMC

Ans - c
...........................................
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Which is not a function of the Mid Office ?

a. Risk management for forex dealing operations

b. Look after the compliance of various guidelines/instructions

c. Processing of Deals, Account, reconciliation etc

d. None of the above

Ans - c

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...........................................

What is the maximum amount of foreign currency notes that a person resident in India can possess or
retain?

.c
a. USD 1000
b. USD 1500

t
c. USD 2000

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d. no such limit

Ans - c
...........................................

kt
What is the maximum amount of foreign currency coins that a person resident in India can possess or
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retain?

a. USD 1000
m

b. USD 1500
c. USD 2000
d. no such limit
ib

Ans - d
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...........................................
ca

Under supplier credit scheme, the EXIM bank offers:

iib

a. credit to indian exporters for manufacturing

b. credit to indian exporter for offering deferred credit to overseas buyers
c. credit to overseas importers to import from indian exporters
.ja

d. credit to indian importers to import from other countries.

Ans - d
...........................................
w

To obtain foreign exchange for remittance abroad or use abroad or usee abroad by resident indian,
w

which of the following application form is used:

a. A1 where the amount exceeds $500

b. A2 where the amount exceeds $5000

c. A2 where the amount exceeds $500
d. A2 where the amount exceeds $25000

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Ans - d
...........................................

Import bills should be crystallized on the ___th day, if not paid by the due date.

.c
a. 7
b. 10

t
c. 15

es
d. 21

Ans - b
...........................................

An EEFC account can be opened by ____ with an AD. kt

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a. returning Indians who were non residents earlier and are now returning to India for permanent
settlement to keep their foreign currency assets held outside India.
m

b. resident Indians, companies or firms to transact forex business.

c. a person resident in India to keep his/her foreign currency assets (notes / traveller cheques, etc)
d. diamond exporters
ib

Ans - b
i

...........................................
ca

An RFCD account can be opened by ____ with an AD.

iib

a. returning Indians who were non residents earlier and are now returning to India for permanent
settlement to keep their foreign currency assets held outside India.
b. resident Indians, companies or firms to transact forex business.
.ja

c. a person resident in India to keep his/her foreign currency assets (notes / traveller cheques, etc)
d. diamond exporters

Ans - c
w

...........................................
w

FEMA allows residents to make gift remittance to relatives, friends etc abroad up to USD ____ in one
calendar year.
w

a. 1000
b. 5000
c. 10000
d. 100000

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Ans - b
...........................................

Exchange for current account transaction with any person resident in _____ or _____ is prohibited.

.c
a. Pakistan, Sri Lanka

t
b. Nepal, Bhutan

es
c. China, Myanmar
d. None of these

Ans - b
...........................................
kt
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As per the recommendations of Chore Committee banks have been asked to ensure ____

a. Borrowers deposit 50% of their net profit in time deposits

b. Relax norms prescribed by Tandon Committee

c. Adopt 2nd Method of lending
d. Borrowers do not contribute more than 25% as margin
ib

Ans - c
i

...........................................
ca

As per Nayak Committee, the margin contribution of the SSI unit is _____ % of the annual projected
turnover.
iib

a. 5%
b. 10%
.ja

c. 20%
d. 25%

Ans - a
w

...........................................
w

Overdue forward contracts should be automatically cancelled on the ___th working day, from the due
date of contract.
w

a. 7
b. 15
c. 21
d. 30

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Ans - a
...........................................

Buyers' credit or suppliers' credit for ___ years or above come under the category of ECB.

.c
a. 1

t
b. 2

es
c. 3
d. 4

Ans - c
...........................................
kt
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What is the maximum amount that can be availed under automatic route for ECB?

a. USD 20 million (with a minimum average maturity of 3 years)

b. above USD 20 million and up to USD 500 million (with average maturity of 5 years)
c. both a and b
d. None of these
ib

Ans - c
i

...........................................
ca

GDRs are normally traded on ______ exchange and traded at two other places besides the place of
listing - OTC market in London and private placement market in USA.
iib

a. Shanghai
b. Luxembourg
.ja

c. Mumbai
d. Dubai

Ans - b
w

...........................................
w

Select the incorrect statement(s).

1. The holder of a GDR gets voting right only when s/he converts them (GDR) into shares.

2. GDR does not entitle the holder any voting rights.

3. A holder of a GDR cannot convert it into the shares that it represents.
4. Forex risk is associated with a GDR.

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a. both 1 and 2
b. both 1 and 3
c. both 2 and 4
d. both 3 and 4

.c
Ans - d
...........................................

t
es
An RFC account can be opened by ____ with an AD.

a. returning Indians who were non residents earlier and are now returning to India for permanent

kt
settlement to keep their foreign currency assets held outside India.
b. resident Indians, companies or firms to transact forex business.
c. a person resident in India to keep his/her foreign currency assets (notes / traveller cheques, etc)
oc
d. diamond exporters

Ans - a
m

...........................................

IEC (Importer Exporter Code) is issued by ___.

a. RBI
i

b. DGFT
ca

c. SEBI
d. Central government
iib

Ans - b
...........................................
Any person who wants to make a remittance for imports, exceeding USD ___ or its equivalent, should
.ja

make an application in form A1 to AD.

a. 500
b. 1000
w

c. 50000
d. 100000
w

Ans - a
w

...........................................

The remittance against import should be completed not later than __ months from the date of
shipment.

om
a. 3
b. 6
c. 9
d. 12

.c
Ans - b
...........................................

t
es
Which of the following is not a method by which Indian can invest abroad?

1. swap of shares

kt
2. capitalization of exports made to the investee company abroad
3. balances held in EEFC accounts
oc
a. only 1
b. only 2
c. both 1 and 3
m

d. none of these

Ans - d
ib

...........................................
i

Debentures are classified as _____.

a. Long Term Debt

b. Short Term Loan
iib

c. Owned funds
d. Owned funds if raised from shareholders
.ja

Ans - a
...........................................

Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) indicates _____.

a. Excess of Current Assets over Current Liabilities

b. Number of times fixed assets cover borrowed funds

c. Number of times surplus covers interest & instalments of Term Loans
w

d. Effective utilization of assets

Ans - c
...........................................

om
If the payment is to made on a deferred payment arrangement, i.e., for a period exceeding 6 months
and up to 3 years, it is treated as _____.

a. PCFC
b. export credit

.c
c. trade credit
d. PCL

t
es
Ans - c
...........................................

kt
An irrevocable LC, inter alia, should be obtained if the amount of advance remittance (for import of
goods) exceeds USD ____.
oc
a. 10000
b. 20000
c. 50000
m

d. 100000

Ans - d
ib

...........................................
i

An AD has to obtain receipt of "bill of entry" in the cases where the value of foreign exchange remitted
ca

for import exceeds USD ___, within a period of __ months from the date of remittance.

a. 100000, 3
iib

b. 50000, 3
c. 100000, 1
d. 50000, 6
.ja

Ans - a
...........................................
w

AD should forward a deailed report to RBI on half-yearly basis in the form of BEF consisting of defaulter
(importers) who do not submit bill of entry within __ days from the date of issue of registered reminder
w

(which is 1 month from the date of remittance).

a. 14

b. 21
c. 28
d. 30

om
Ans - b
...........................................

Credit directly extended by the overseas supplier of goods to the importer is called ___.

.c
a. supplier's credit
b. buyer's credit

t
c. import letter of credit

es
d. None of these

Ans - a
...........................................

kt
If the overseas supplier of goods extends credit to the importer for a period of more than 6 months but
oc
for less than 3 years, it is called ____ and if the period is more than 3 years, it is called ___.

a. PCL, PCFC
m

b. Trade Credit, ECB

c. ECB, Trade Credit
d. EBR, trade credit
ib

Ans - b
i

...........................................
ca

Credit arranged by the importer from a bank / FI outside his country, to settle the payment of imports is
called ____. Here no period is prescribed.
iib

a. supplier's credit
b. buyer's credit
.ja

c. import letter of credit

d. None of these

Ans - b
w

...........................................
w

Banks can approve proposals for availing buyer's credit for a period with maturity up to ___, for import
of all items premissible under the Exim Policy, up to US ___ million per import transaction.
w

a. 3 months, 10
b. 6 months, 20
c. 1 year, 10
d. 1 year, 20

om
Ans - d
...........................................

Banks can approve proposals for availing supplier's credit for a period beyond ___ with maturity up to

.c
___, for import of all items premissible under the Exim Policy, up to US ___ million per import
transaction.

t
es
a. 3 months, 1 year, 10
b. 6 months, 1 years, 20
c. 6 months, 3 years, 20
d. 1 year, 3 years, 20

Ans - c kt
oc
...........................................

Advance against export bill, when the shipment is already made, is called ____.
m

a. PCL
b. PCFC
ib

c. PSEF
d. EBRD
i
ca

Ans - c
...........................................
iib

ECGC classifies countries into __ categories according to the country risk.

a. 3
.ja

b. 5
c. 7
d. 9
w

Ans - c
...........................................
w
w

The country risk classification is updated and published by ECGC on ___ basis.

a. weekly
b. monthly

om
c. fortnightly
d. quarterly

Ans - d
...........................................

.c
Match the correct pair associated with country risks:

t
es
1. Very high risk - i) C2
2. Moderate risk - ii) B1
3. Low risk - iii) A1
4. Moderately low risk - iv) B2
5. High risk - v) D
6. Insignificant risk - vi) A2 kt
oc
7. Moderately high risk - vii) C1

a. 1-v, 2-iv, 3-vi, 4-ii, 5-i, 6-iii, 7-vii

b. 1-iv, 2-v, 3-ii, 4-i, 5-vii, 6-vi, 7-iii

c. 1-iii, 2-iv, 3-i, 4-ii, 5-vi, 6-vii, 7-iii
d. 1-viii, 2-iv, 3-iii, 4-ii, 5-vi, 6-v, 7-i
ib

Ans - a
i

...........................................
ca

How many countries have been placed in Restricted Cover Group I and how many in Group II?
iib

a. 10, 7
b. 20, 13
c. 20, 15
.ja

d. 21, 9

Ans - b
...........................................
w

Post shipment finance in foreign currency is called ___.

a. EBRD
w

b. EEFC

c. PSEF
d. PCFC

Ans - a

om
...........................................

Pre shipment finance in foreign currency is called ___.

a. EBRD

.c
b. EEFC
c. PSEF

t
d. PCFC

es
Ans - d
...........................................

Export credit in India is guaranteed by ___,

kt
oc
a. RBI
b. Government
c. SEBI
m

d. ECGC

Ans - d
ib

...........................................
i

Human error creates ____ risk.

a. Credit risk
b. Operational risk
iib

c. Market risk
d. System risk
.ja

Ans - b
...........................................

Match the correct pair.

1) buyers / importers / applicant a. on whose behalf LC is opened

2) negotiating bank b. sellers bank or nominated by the opening bank

3) advising bank c. agent of issuing bank and authenticates LC
w

4) confirming bank d. pay on behalf of issuing bank

a. 1 - B
b. 2 - C
c. 3 - D

om
d. All are correct pairs

Ans - d
...........................................

.c
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)was established in 1919 headquartered at ____.

t
a. New York

es
b. Paris
c. Brussels
d. Switzerland

Ans - b
........................................... kt
oc
The payments made in same day, so that no gain or loss of interest accrues to either party is called ____.
m

a. Valuer Compense
b. Simply here and there
c. Either of a or b
ib

d. None of these
i

Ans - c
ca

...........................................

In UCPDC-600 what does 600 mean?

iib

a. It has total 600 rules

b. It is group of 600 countries
.ja

c. Publication no 600 is the latest version

d. It is amended 600 times since implemented

Ans - c
w

...........................................
w

Export bill is generally crystallized on ____ th day from the due date / notional due date.
w

a. 07

b. 10
c. 21
d. 30

om
Ans - d
...........................................

Under floating exchange rate, the value of the currency is decided by ____ for a particular currency.

.c
a. market rate
b. supply and demand factors

t
c. floating exchange rate system

es
d. chain rule

Ans - b
...........................................

'Your Account with Us' is called ____ account. kt

oc
a. Vostro
b. Nostro
m

c. Mirror
d. Loro
ib

Ans - a
...........................................
i
ca

Mirror accounts are shadows or reflections of ___ account.

a. Loro
iib

b. Vostro
c. Nostro
d. None of these
.ja

Ans - c
...........................................
w

The minimum and maximum period of FCNR deposits are ___ and ___ years respectively.
w

a. 1, 3
b. 1, 5
w

c. 2, 3

d. 2, 5

Ans - b
...........................................

om
Select the incorrect statement (s) from the following (if any).

1) NRI can acquire property by purchase out of balances held in NRE accounts.
2) NRI cannot invest in any partnership firm as owners / partners.

.c
3) NRI can acquire shares on repatriable basis.
4) NRI cannot acquire shares or property by way of inheritance from a person resident outside India.

t
es
a. 1 & 2
b. 1 & 3
c. 2 & 3
d. 2 & 4

Ans - d kt
oc
...........................................

An LC which facilitates financing to the supplier prior to shipment is known as _____ LC.
m

a. Red Clause
b. Negotiation
ib

c. Back to Back
d. Revocable
i
ca

Ans - a
...........................................
iib

In foreign exchange, 'His account with Them' is known as ____ account

a. Vostro
.ja

b. Nostro
c. Mirror
d. Loro
w

Ans - d
...........................................
w

If Mr Alex wants to send money to his brother Robin in US in Federal Reserve bank through FEDWIRE,
w

banks use a code / number known as ____.

a. Swift
b. RTGS
c. ECS

om
d. ABA

Ans - d
...........................................

.c
Which of the following is not a participant of foreign exchange markets participants?

t
a. Central Banks

es
b. Commercial Banks
c. Foreign banks
d. Forex Brokers

Ans - c
........................................... kt
oc
Who manages Export Marketing Fund in India?
m

a. EXIM bank
b. RBI
c. GOI
ib

d. ECGC
i

Ans - a
ca

...........................................

ECGC of india classifies the country into seven categories, in that B2 indicates _____.
iib

a. insignificant risk
b. low risk
.ja

c. moderately low risk

d. moderate risk

Ans - d
w

...........................................
w

Which of the following is a tool to cover direct exchange risk?

a. forward cover

b. future
c. option
d. all of these

om
Ans - d
...........................................

For small exporters, the projected export turnover for the period of 12 months should not exceed __
lacs.

.c
a. 1

t
b. 10

es
c. 20
d. 50

Ans - d
...........................................
kt
oc
Small exporter policy is issued for a period of ___ months and its coverage is ___% where the loss is due
to commercial risk and ___ % if the loss is due to political risk and the waiting period for claim is ___
months from the due date of payment.
m

a. 12, 95, 100, 4

b. 12, 100, 95, 4
ib

c. 4, 95, 100, 12
d. 12, 95, 100, 6
i
ca

Ans - a
...........................................
iib

Standard policy of ECGC covers ___ and the period covered under commercial risk is ___ months.

a. exporters for long-term exports, 2

.ja

b. exporters for short-term exports, 4

c. importers for short-term exports, 6
d. importers for long-term exports, 8
w

Ans - b
...........................................
w
w

Select the incorrect statement.

a. NRE term deposit is opened for a minimum tenor of 1 year and for a maximum tenor of 3 years
b. NRE account is exempted from income tax, wealth tax and gift tax

om
c. NRE account can be oponed jointly with a person resident in India
d. The maximum temporary overdrawings permitted in NRE account is Rs 50,000

Ans - c
...........................................

.c
Select the incorrect statement.

t
es
a. Power of attorney can be granted by an NRE account holder to residents to operate this account
b. NRO account is exempted from income tax, wealth tax and gift tax
c. NRO account can be oponed jointly with a person resident in India

kt
d. An amount up to Rs 1 lac can be repatriated out of funds held in NRO account

Ans - d
oc
...........................................

In foreign exchange, 'Our Account with You' is known as ____ account.

a. Vostro
b. Nostro
ib

c. Mirror
d. Loro
i
ca

Ans - b
...........................................
iib

Specific shipment short term policy cover against commercial and political risks involved in export of
goods on short term credit not exceeding ___ days.
.ja

a. 120
b. 180
c. 360
d. 365
w

Ans - b
w

...........................................
w

If the exporter has opted for commercial and political risks cover, failure of the LC opening bank in
respect of exports against LC will be covered for the banks with World Rank up to ____ as per latest
Banker's almanac.

om
a. 1000
b. 2000
c. 15000
d. 25000

.c
Ans - d
...........................................

t
es
Export turnover policy can be availed by exporters whose projected turnover is expected to exceed the
premium payable to ECGC by ___ in a year.

a. 10 lacs
b. 15 lacs
c. 20 lacs kt
oc
d. 25 lacs

Ans - a
m

...........................................

The validity period of export turnover policy is ___.

a. 6 months
i

b. 1 year
ca

c. 15 months
d. 18 months
iib

Ans - b
...........................................
Advances against export bills by way of purchase, negotiation or discount or rupee finance by banks are
.ja

covered under _____.

a. Export finance guarantee

b. post shipment export credit insurance
w

c. Export production finance guarantee

d. Transfer guarantee
w

Ans - b
w

...........................................

When banks grant post-shipment advances to their exporters against export incentives receivables in
the form of cash assistance, duty drawback, etc, it can be covered under ____.

a. Export finance guarantee

om
b. post shipment export credit insurance
c. Export production finance guarantee
d. Transfer guarantee

Ans - a

.c
...........................................

t
______ is issued by ECGC in the nature of a counter gurantee to the bank against possible losses that

es
they may suffer on account of the guarantees issued by them on behalf of its exporter clients.

a. Export finance guarantee

b. Post shipment export credit insurance
c. Export production finance guarantee
d. Export performance indemnity kt
oc
Ans - d
...........................................
m

If a bank financing an overseas project provides a foreign currency loan to the contractor, it can protect
itself from the risk of non-payment by the contractor by obtaining ______.
ib

a. Export finance guarantee

b. Export finance (overseas lending) guarantee

c. Export production finance guarantee

d. Export performance indemnity
iib

Ans - b
...........................................
An LC provides for warehouse storage of good and also preshipment credit for the beneficiary. It is
.ja

called ____.

a. Confirmed LC
b. Red clause LC
w

c. Green clause LC
d. Transferable LC
w

Ans - c
w

...........................................

The uniform rules for bank to bank reimbursement have been framed by ___.

a. RBI
b. World bank

om
c. ICC
d. FEDAI

Ans - c
...........................................

.c
A loan given to an exporter for the manufacture, processing, purchasing or packing of goods meant for

t
export against a firm order or LC qualifies for ____ insurance / guarantee.

es
a. Export finance guarantee
b. Export performance indemnity
c. Packing credit insurance
d. Transfer guarantee
kt
oc
Ans - c
...........................................
m

The validity period of packing credit insurance is ___.

a. 3 months
ib

b. 6 months
c. 1 year
i

d. 15 months
ca

Ans - c
...........................................
iib

The advances given by banks against incentives / receivables at the pre-shipment stage is covered under
____.
.ja

a. Export finance guarantee

b. Export performance indemnity
c. Export production finance guarantee
w

d. Transfer guarantee
w

Ans - c
...........................................
w

FEDAI requires banks to undertake profit / loss evaluation of forex positions at the end of each ______.

a. week
b. month

om
c. quarter
d. year

Ans - b
...........................................

.c
Entities which are authorised only to buy foreign currency notes and traveller's cheques are known as

t
_____.

es
a. Authorised Person - Category I
b. Authorised Person - Category II
c. Authorised Person - Category III
d. Authorised Person - Category IV
kt
oc
Ans - c
...........................................
m

What is the maximum time period for crystallisation period?

a. 15 days
ib

b. 30 days
c. 45 days
i

d. 60 days
ca

Ans - d
...........................................
iib

Failure of the counter party during the course of the settlement (due to time zone differences between
the two currencies to be exchnaged) is the ____ risk.
.ja

a. Operational
b. Market
c. Settlement
w

d. Legal
w

Ans - c
...........................................
w

How forward rates are calculated?

a. By adding a mark up to spot rates

b. By adding premium or discount to spot rates

om
c. By deducting premium or discount from spot rates
d. By adding premium to and deducting discount from spot rates

Ans - d
...........................................

.c
An import bill not retired by the importer should be crystallized by the bank on what day?

t
es
a. On 21st day from the date of Bill of Lading
b. On the 10th day from the receipt of documents at the counters of the bank
c. On the expiry of five banking days
d. On the day of receipt of the Bill

Ans - b kt
oc
...........................................

The value of the currency is decided by supply and demand factors for a particular currency in ____
m

rates mechanism.

a. Fixed
ib

b. Floating
c. Both a and b
i

d. None of these
ca

Ans - b
...........................................
iib

The period of validity of specific approval under guarantee given to high political risk countries is ___
months.
.ja

a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
w

d. 6
w

Ans - d
...........................................
w

When a bank in India binds itself to honor the drafts drawn by the beneficiary of the LC without recourse
to it (i.e., the bank adds its confirmation to a foreign LC), this gurantee is known as _____.

a. packing credit insurance

om
b. export finance gurantee
c. transfer gurantee
d. exchange fluctuation risk cover scheme

Ans - c

.c
...........................................

t
____ scheme is available for payments specified in foreign currency (US dollar, Pound Sterling, Euro ,

es
etc).

a. packing credit insurance

b. export finance gurantee
c. transfer gurantee
d. exchange fluctuation risk cover scheme kt
oc
Ans - d
...........................................
m

Which of the following curency is not quoted as indirect quote (rate)?

a. NZD
b. USD
i

c. BP
ca

d. Euro

Ans - b
iib

...........................................
Which of the following shipments out of India are exempt from export declaration forms?
.ja

a. Goods or software, when accompanied by a declaration by the exporter that they are not more than
USD 50000 in value
b. Gifts of goods, valuing not over Rs.50000 along with declaration of exports
c. Gifts of goods, valuing not over Rs.500000 along with declaration of exports
w

d. Goods not exceeding in value USD 10000 per transaction exported to Myanmar under bilateral trade
agreement
w

Ans - c
w

...........................................

A Bank received an LC for USD 2 Mio issued by MT 700 and opened on Jan 25, 2011. The credit calls for
shipment of 200 tonnes of good quality wheat cultivated in Punjab. What is the time available for issuing
bank for examination of documents under UCP600?

om
a. 21 days
b. Reasonable time not exceeding 7 days
c. Reasonable time not exceeding 7 banking days
d. Five banking days

.c
Ans - d

t
...........................................

es
The risk arising owing to non-enforceability of contract against a counter party is the ____ risk.

a. Legal
b. Systematic
c. Credit kt
oc
d. Liquidity

Ans - a
m

...........................................

Authorised persons - Category III was earlier known as _____.

a. Full Fledged Money Changers

b. Restricted Money Changers

c. Authorised dealers
d. None of these
iib

Ans - b
...........................................
.ja

Which of the following is not quoted as 100 unit of foreign curency = INR?

a. Kenyan Sheiling
b. Indonesian Rupaih
w

c. Irani Dinar
d. JPY (Japanese Yen)
w

Ans - c
w

...........................................

All foreign currency inward remittances upto ......, as per FEDAI guidelines, be converted immediately
into Indian Rupees?

om
a. Rs. 50000 equivalent
b. USD 10000
c. USD 5000
d. £ 1000

.c
Ans - c
...........................................

t
es
All rates quoted in foreign exchange are generally ____ rates.

a. Spot
b. Tom
c. Forward
d. Value kt
oc
Ans - a
...........................................
m

Select the incorrect sentence / sentences from the following:

1. In direct quotes, local currency is variable.

2. In direct quotes, local currency is fixed.
i

3. In indirect quotes, local currency is variable.

4. In indirect quotes, local currency is fixed.

a. 1 and 2
iib

b. 1 and 3
c. 2 and 3
d. 2 and 4
.ja

Ans - c
...........................................
w

The amount of insurance is not stated in the LC and ___.

a. No insurance is required
b. It should be 110% of CIF
w

c. It's at the discretion of the beneficiary

d. Such LC is not valid as it gives rise to higher risk

Ans - b
...........................................

om
The beneficiary of an LC insists that another bank should give guarantee for payment to the opening
bank. What type of LC will be opened?

a. Confirmed LC

.c
b. Restricted LC
c. Standby LC

t
d. Transferable LC

es
Ans - a
...........................................

kt
Exchange Fluctuation Risk Cover Scheme is valid for a period beyond ___ up to a maximum period of
___.
oc
a. 6 months, 1 year
b. 12 months, 3 years
m

c. 15 months, 12 years
d. 12 months, 15 years
ib

Ans - d
...........................................
i
ca

A mismatch in assets / liabilites and receivables / payables is ______ risk.

a. Credit
iib

b. Exchange
c. Gap
d. Interest
.ja

Ans - b
...........................................
w

Authorised persons - Category I was earlier known as _____.

a. Full Fledged Money Changers

b. Restricted Money Changers
w

c. Authorised dealers

d. None of these

Ans - c
...........................................

om
The schemes of ECGC are governed by ____.

a. SEBI
b. RBI

.c
c. IRDA
d. ICC

t
es
Ans - c
...........................................

kt
Under the financial guarantees, banks are required to file with ECGC, a notice of default within ___
months from the due date or ___ month(s) from the date of recall, and the claims are to be filed within
___ months from the date of lodging default notice.
oc
a. 2, 3, 5
b. 4, 1, 6
m

c. 4, 2, 3
d. 2, 4, 6
ib

Ans - b
...........................................
i
ca

For a majority of countries, the corporation places a limit for covering political risks, such countries are
referred to as ____.
iib

a. open cover countries

b. closed cover countries
c. restricted countries
.ja

d. None of these

Ans - a
...........................................
w

Exim bank has been permitted by RBI to facilitate financing of medium term export bills through ______.
w

a. factoring
w

b. forfaiting

c. both of these
d. none of these

Ans - b

om
...........................................

Commercial bills which are authorised to deal in foreign exchange can rediscount their short-term
export bills with a usance period of ___ days.

.c
a. 90
b. 120

t
c. 180

es
d. 360

Ans - c
...........................................

kt
What is the statutory time limit for export proceeds to be treated as deferred payment exports?
oc
a. 3 months
b. 6 months
m

c. 9 months
d. 12 months
ib

Ans - b
...........................................
i
ca

The goods eligible for deferred payment export are classified into two categories - group A and groupb.
Select the correct pair.
iib

1. Group A - capital goods and poduction goods

2. Group A - consumer durables and industrial manufacture
3. Group B - poduction goods and industrial manufacture
.ja

4. Group B - capital goods and consumer durables

a. both 1 and 2
b. both 1 and 3
w

c. both 2 and 3
d. both 2 and 4
w

Ans - a
w

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The sponsoring bank can approve finance against exports on deferred payment basis for a maximum
amount of ____.

om
a. 1 crore
b. 10 crore
c. 25 crore
d. 50 crore

.c
Ans - c
...........................................

t
es
To approve finance against exports on deferred payment basis, the sponsoring bank refers the proposal
to EXIM bank for value not exceeding ____,

a. 50 crore
b. 100 crore
c. 150 crore kt
oc
d. 200 crore

Ans - b
m

...........................................

The risk of failure of the counter party before maturity of the contract and hence the exposure of the
ib

other party to cover the transaction at the ongoing market rates is the ___ risk.
i

a. Country
ca

b. Liquidity
c. Pre settlement
d. Settlement
iib

Ans - c
...........................................
.ja

Authorised persons - Category II was earlier known as _____.

a. Full Fledged Money Changers

b. Restricted Money Changers
w

c. Authorised dealers
d. None of these
w

Ans - a
w

...........................................

Registered Indian exporters who endeavour to export to OECD countries are eligible for support from
EXIM bank under ______.

om
a. EMF (Export Marketing Fund)
b. PLI (Product Liability Insurance)
c. EVDLP (Export Vendor Development Lending Program)
d. None of these

.c
Ans - b
...........................................

t
es
The projects which involve supply of equipment along with related services like design, detailed
engineering, civil construction, etc are known as _______.
a. turnkey projects
b. construction projects
c. both a and b
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - a
...........................................
m

Goods exported to warehouse established outside India, for sale in other countries, is realised in a
maximum time of ___ months from the date of exports.
ib

a. 3
i

b. 6
ca

c. 12
d. 15
iib

Ans - d
...........................................
If an export bill is not realised within the time limit prescribed by RBI, the exporter can apply to AD for
.ja

extension of time in ___ form.

a. SDF
b. Softex
w

c. ETX
d. XOS
w

Ans - c
w

...........................................

In India export trade is regulated by the ___.

a. EXIM Bank

om
b. FEDAI
c. BCBS
d. DGFT

Ans - d

.c
...........................................

t
RBI may impose a penalty of Rs _____ for contravention of any direction under FEMA u/s 11(3) of FEMA

es
1999. This penalty is extended up to Rs ___ per day in case of continuing contravention.

a. 1000, 1000
b. 5000, 2000
c. 10000, 2000
d. 100000, 5000 kt
oc
Ans - c
...........................................
m

Statement showing balances in nostro and vostro accounts are submitted to the RBI in ____ form.
ib

a. R Return
b. BAL Statement
i

c. XOS
ca

d. BES

Ans - b
iib

...........................................

Fortnightly data on forex operations is submitted to the RBI in ____ form.

.ja

a. R Return
b. NRDCSR
c. FEMIS
w

d. BES
w

Ans - a
...........................................
w

Data on transactions related to FCNRB deposits is submitted to the RBI in ____ form.

a. STAT 5
b. STAT 8

om
c. NRDCSR
d. IBS

Ans - a
...........................................

.c
Data on transactions related to NRE and NRO deposits is submitted to the RBI in ____ form.

t
es
a. STAT 5
b. STAT 8
c. NRDCSR
d. IBS

Ans - b kt
oc
...........................................

Daily data on forex dealing room operations is submitted to the RBI in ____ form.
m

a. STAT 5
b. FEMIS
ib

c. NRDCSR
d. IBS
i
ca

Ans - b
...........................................
iib

____ risk can be controlled by putting in place state of art system, specified contingencies.

a. Sovereign risk
.ja

b. Country risk
c. operational risk
d. Systematic risk
w

Ans - c
...........................................
w

Export bills drawn in foreign currency, purchased/ Discounted/ negotiated, must be crystallized into
w

rupee liability. The same would be done at

a. Market price
b. TT selling rate
c. TT buying rate

om
d. Forward rate

Ans - b
...........................................

.c
India switched to a floating exchange rate regime in ____.

t
a. 1973

es
b. 1977
c. 1993
d. 1997

Ans - c
........................................... kt
oc
Middle East or other Islamic Countries, Forex markets usually operate ____.
m

a. From Monday to Friday

b. From Monday to Saturday but are closed on Friday
c. From Monday to Sunday
ib

d. From Saturday to Thursday (but function on Saturday and Sunday with restrictions)
i

Ans - d
ca

...........................................

The bill of exchange or draft is drawn under ____ LC.

iib

a. Acceptance
b. Deferred payment
.ja

c. Both a and b
d. None of these

Ans - b
w

...........................................
w

___ LC is opened for procurement of goods on the backing of an export LC.

a. Transferable

b. Red clause
c. Back to back
d. Negotiation

om
Ans - c
...........................................

The set of international rules (published by ICC) for the interpretation of trade terms are known as
______.

.c
a. UCDPC

t
b. Incoterms

es
c. ISP
d. URR

Ans - b
...........................................
kt
oc
Which of the following is not a category of incoterm?

a. Departure
m

b. Main carriage paid / unpaid

c. Arrival
d. All are incoterm categories
ib

Ans - d
i

...........................................
ca

Select the incorrect statement.

iib

a. Export / import trade is regulated by the DGFT

b. DGFT regulates trade control through exim policy
c. RBI regulates exchange control and receipt / payments of foreign exchange under FEMA guidelines
.ja

d. The registration number of the firm / company for international trade is known as BIC.

Ans - d
...........................................
w

Which of the following is not exempt from EDF (Export Declaration Forms)?
w

a. Goods or software exceeding USD 25,000 in value

b. Gifts of goods worth not over Rs 5, 00, 000

c. Goods not exceeding USD 1000 per trasnaction, exported to Myanmar, under bilateral trade
agreement
d. All are exempted from EDF

om
Ans - a
...........................................

In case of direct shipment of goods, the exporter is required to submit the export documents to the
bankers within ___ days.

.c
a. 07

t
b. 21

es
c. 14
d. 30

Ans - b
...........................................
kt
oc
The maximum time for realization of export bills (proceeds) is ___ months from the date of shipment
(not date of export).
m

a. 1
b. 3
c. 6
ib

d. 12
i

Ans - d
ca

...........................................

Which is not one among the core promoters for CCIL ?

iib

a. State Bank of India (SBI)

b. Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI)
.ja

c. NABARD
d. ICICI Ltd

Ans - c
w

...........................................
w

Which one is not being quoted as per Units of foreign currency = INR?
w

a. JPY

b. Indonesian Rupiah
c. GBP
d. Kenyan Schilling

om
Ans - c
...........................................

The beneficiary gets the payment on presentation of documents at nominated bank's counters under
____ LC.

.c
a. Acceptance

t
b. Deferred payment

es
c. Revocable
d. Sight

Ans - d
...........................................
kt
oc
For attaining a comparison or ratio between two quantities that are linked together through another
and consist of a series of equations, which of the following is used:
m

a. Chain Rule
b. Per Cent
c. Per Mile
ib

d. Value Rule
i

Ans - a
ca

...........................................

When the local currency is variable, it is called as _____.

iib

a. Direct Quote
b. Home Currency
.ja

c. Price Quotations
d. All the above

Ans - d
w

...........................................
w
w

MODULE-B

The exposures to retail and SME sectors are assigned a uniform risk weight of _____% under
standardised approach for capital risk.

om
a. 25
b. 50
c. 75
d. 150

.c
Ans - c

t
..............................................

es
Capital charge computation is a function of the following parameters. In other words, the IRB calculation
of risk weighted assets for exposures to sovereigns, banks or corporate entities relies on the follwing
parameters:

1. PD (Probability of Default) kt
oc
2. LGD (Loss Given the Default)
3. EAD (Exposure at Default)
4. M (Maturity)
m

a. 1 and 2
b. 1, 2 and 3
ib

c. all of these
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Under advanced IRB, who provides the inputs on the EAD?

a. bank
.ja

b. suprvisor
c. none of them
d. both of them
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

Under advanced IRB, who provides the inputs on the M?

a. bank
b. suprvisor

om
c. either of them
d. none of these

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
In general, banks' required capital would ______ with respect to credit risks and ______ with respect to

t
operational risks.

es
a. increase, increase
b. decrease, decrease
c. increase, decrease
d. decrease, increase
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

In case of Domestic banks risk weights are assigned depends on?

a. CRAR
ib

b. ECA
c. CSU
i

d. None
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

Tier – II capital should not be more than _____% of total capital.

.ja

a. 25
b. 50
c. 75
d. 100
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................
w

Which of the followings are components of portfolio risk are?

a. Default risk and systematic risk

b. Down - gradation and concentration risk

om
c. Concentration risk and intrinsic risk
d. Default risk and down -gradation risk

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
A bank funds its assets from a pool of composite liabilities. Apart from credit and operational risks, it

t
faces _____.

es
a. Basis risk
b. Mismatch risk
c. Market risk
d. Liquidity risk
kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

Which of following instruments not eligible for Credit risk Mitigation?

a. Cash
ib

b. Gold
c. Life Insurance
i

d. OTC
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

What is the most critical function of Risk Management?

.ja

a. Measurement of risk
b. Identification of risks
c. Estimating the costs of risk
d. Controlling the level of risk to an organization's capacity
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................
w

If the yield on a bond with BPV of 2000 declines by 8 BPs, it would result in a ______.

a. profit of Rs 16,000 per crore of face value

b. loss of Rs 16,000 per crore of face value

om
c. neither loss nor gain
d. none of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
As per the Reserve Bank of India in the draft guidelines for implementation of the new capital adequacy

t
framework has modified the Gross Income definition slightly. The Net Interest Income has been

es
replaced by _____.

a. Net Profit
b. Operating Profit
c. No Changes made
d. Interest Expended kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

Pre-payment of loan amount or withdrawal of deposit amount will add ______ risk.
ib

a. Credit Risk
b. Funding Risk
i

c. Embedded Option Risk

d. Liquidity Risk

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

When return on business is worked out by netting the risk in business, it is called ______.
.ja

a. Return on investment
b. Risk netted return on equity
c. Risk adjusted return on investment
w

d. Risk based system

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Net Interest income is

a. Interest earned on advances

b. Interest earned on investments

om
c. Total interest earned on advances and investment
d. Difference between interest earned and interest paid

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
Interest rate risk is a type of

t
es
a. Credit risk
b. Market risk
c. Operational risk
d. All the above

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

Return on Zero-Risk investment would be ______ as compared to other opportunities available in the
m

market.

a. High
ib

b. Low
c. Equal
i

d. Either Low or High

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Downside potential has 2 components. These are _____.

.ja

a. Potential Losses and Profit Potential

b. Potential Losses and probability of occurrence
c. Profit Potential and probability of occurrence
d. None of the above
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................
w

Which type of risk arises When banks have more earnings assets than paying liabilities ?

a. Liquidity
b. Operational

om
c. Interest rate
d. Market

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Investment in Post Office time deposit is ________.

t
es
a. Low-risk investment
b. Medium-risk investment
c. High-risk investment
d. Zero-risk investment

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................

Daily volatility of a stock is 0.5%. What is its 10-day volatility?

a. 5%
b. 0.25%
ib

c. 1.58%
d. None of these
i
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
Capital charge component of pricing accounts for ____.
iib

1. Cost of capital
2. Internal generation of capital
3. Loss provision
.ja

Which of the following is True?

a. All the statements are correct

b. Statements 1 and 2 are correct
w

c. Statements 2 and 3 are correct

d. Statements 3 and 1 are correct
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................

A bank expects fall in price of a security if it sells it in the market. What is the risk that the bank is facing?

a. Market risk

om
b. Operational risk
c. Asset liquidation risk
d. Market liquidity risk

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
An 8-year 8% semi-annual bond has a BPV of Rs 125. The yield on the bond has increased by 5 basis

es
points. What is the profit or loss suffered due to increase in yield?

a. A profit of Rs 1000
b. A profit of Rs 625
c. A loss of Rs 1000
d. A loss of Rs 625 kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

1 day VaR of a portfolio is Rs 500.000 with 95% confidence level. In a period of six months (125 working
days) how many times the loss on the portfolio may exceed Rs 500.000?
ib

a. 4 days
i

b. 5 days
ca

c. 6 days
d. 7 days
iib

Ans - c
..............................................
.ja

Risk can be mitigated through ____.

a. Crystilization
b. Diversification
w

c. Portfolio risk
d. b & c
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................

Banking books does not include which of the following?

a. All deposit and loans

om
b. All borrowings
c. Capital
d. All of these

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
Which is not to be taken into account for risk pricing?

es
a. Operating Expenses
b. Loss Probabilities
c. Profit Probabilities
d. Capital Charges
kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

What kind of risk on settlements is covered by 'Herstatt Risk' for which BCBS was formed?

a. Exchange rate risk

b. Time difference risk

c. Interest rate risk
i

d. None
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Financial Risk is defined as _____.

.ja

a. Uncertainties resulting in adverse variation of profitability or outright losses

b. Uncertainties that result in outright losses
c. Uncertainties in cash flow
d. Variations in net cash flows
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................
w

Basis Risks are type of ____.

a. Interest Rate Risk

b. Market Risk

om
c. Credit Risk
d. Operational Risk

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
VaR is not enough to assess market risk of a portfolio. Stress testing is desirable because ____.

t
es
a. It helps in calibrating VaR module
b. It helps as an additional risk measure
c. It helps in assessing risk due to abnormal movement of market parameters
d. It is used as VaR measure is not accurate enough

Ans - c kt
oc
..............................................

Match the following three methods to measure operational loss with the methods on which these are
m

based:

1. Basic Indicator Appproach a. Operational loss

2. Standardised Approach b. income

3. Advanced Measurement Approach c. income
i
ca

a. 1-a, 2-b, 3-c

b. 1-b, 2-a, 3-c
c. 1-c, 2-a, 3-b
iib

d. 1-b, 2-c, 3-a

Ans - d
.ja

..............................................
Banks using the Basic Indicator approach must hold capital for operational risk equal to the average over
the previous ___ years of 15% of positive annual gross income.
a. 2
w

b. 3
c. 4
w

d. 5
w

Ans - b

If the volatility per annum is 25% and the number of trading days per annum is 252, find the volatility
per day.

a. 1.58%

om
b. 15.8%
c. 158%
d. 0.10%

Ans - a

.c
..............................................

t
The June 1999 Basle Committee on Banking Supervision issued proposals for reform of its 1988 Capital

es
Accord (the Basle II Proposals).
These proposals contained MAINLY.

I) Settlement risk management

II) Capital requirements
III) Supervisory review kt
oc
IV) The handling of hedge funds
V) Contingency plans
VI) Market discipline
m

a. I,III and VI
b. II, IV and V
ib

c. I,IV and V
d. II, III and VI
i
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Under Supervisory Review Process, a bank would be called "outlier" if the bank is under ______ basis
point interest rate shock and faces reduction in capital by ____% or more.
.ja

a. 100, 10
b. 100, 20
c. 200, 10
d. 200, 20
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................
w

Match the following beta factors with the business liness under standardised approach:

1. Agency Services a. 12%

2. Payment and settlementb. 15%

om
3. Asset management c. 18%

a. 1-a, 2-b, 3-c

b. 1-b, 2-c, 3-a
c. 1-c, 2-a, 3-b

.c
d. 1-a, 2-c, 3-b

t
Ans - b

es
..............................................

What kind of risk on settlements is covered by 'Herstatt Risk' for which BCBS was formed?

a. Exchange rate risk

b. Time difference risk kt
oc
c. Interest rate risk
d. None
m

Ans - d
..............................................
ib

Under Standard Approach retail and SME exposures attract a uniform Risk weightage of ____.
i

a. 50%
ca

b. 75%
c. 80%
d. 85%
iib

Ans - c
..............................................
.ja

The recognition of insurance mitigation is limited to ___ % of total Operational Risk Capital Charge
calculated under AMA.

a. 10
w

b. 20
c. 30
w

d. 50
w

Ans - b

Under AMA approach (Estimated Probability of Occurrence), Probability is mapped on scale of _____.

a. 3
b. 4

om
c. 5
d. 6

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Default risk occurs at ______ level.

t
es
a. transaction
b. portfolio
c. none of these
d. both a and b

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

Which is not an approach to measure Credit Risk?

a. Basic Indicator Approach

b. Standardized approach
ib

c. IRB (Internal Rating Based) Foundation approach

d. IRB (Internal Rating Based) Advanced approach
i
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

A bank holds a security that is rated A+. The rating of the security migrates toa. What is the risk that the
bank has faced?
.ja

a. Market risk
b. Market liquidation risk
c. Operational risk
d. Credit risk
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................
w

In risk measurement, the parameter that is used to capture deviation of a target variable due to unit
movement of a single market parameter, say 1% change in interest rate is called _____.

a. Downside potential

om
b. Volatility
c. Sensitivity
d. Mitigation

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
Market Risk involves ____.

es
a. Risk Identification
b. Risk Measurement
c. Risk monitoring and control
d. All of them
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

An SSI unit has been sanctioned Working Capital limit of Rs.60 Lac. What is the annual projected
turnover of the unit?
ib

a. Rs. 2.40 Cr.

b. Rs. 3.00 Cr.
i

c. Rs. 4.00 Cr.

d. Rs. 5.00 Cr.

Ans - b
iib

..............................................

Working capital is the finance required for meeting current needs of any business concern or industry
.ja

and represents the funds invested in ____.

a. Raw material, work in progress & finished goods

b. Stores & spares
w

c. Debtors & receivables

d. All of these
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................

Basel II accord is based on 3 pillars. These pillars are _____.

a. Minimum capital requirement

b. Supervisory review process

om
c. Market discipline
d. all of these

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
Basel II defines capital requirement as _____.

t
es
a. Capital = Min capital ratio (8%) * (Credit Risk + Market Risk + Operational Risk)
b. Capital = Min capital ratio (8%) * (Credit Risk + Market Risk)
c. Capital = Min capital ratio (8%) * Credit Risk + Market Risk * Operational Risk

kt
d. Capital = Min capital ratio (18%) * (Credit Risk + Market Risk + Operational Risk)

Ans - a
oc
..............................................

Under standardised approach for credit risk, loans considered past due is risk weighted at ____% (under
m

normal case).

a. 50
ib

b. 100
c. 150
i

d. 200
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Bank's activities under standardised approach are divided into ___ business lines.
.ja

a. 4
b. 6
c. 8
d. 10
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Match the following beta factors with the business liness under standardised approach:

1. Corporate finance a. 12%

2. Retail banking b. 15%

om
3. Commercial banking c. 18%

a. 1-a, 2-b, 3-c

b. 1-b, 2-c, 3-a
c. 1-c, 2-a, 3-b

.c
d. 1-a, 2-c, 3-b

t
Ans - c

es
..............................................

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

a. 15%
b. 18% kt
oc
c. 12%
d. None of the above
m

Ans - b
..............................................
ib

Which among the following is the key factor (most reliable tool) in investment decision?
i

a. Return on equity
ca

b. RAROC (Risk Adjusted Return On Capital)

c. Risk pricing
d. None of these
iib

Ans - b
..............................................
.ja

Risks may arise at ____.

a. transaction level
b. portfolio level
w

c. both a and b
d. none of these
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................

Which of the following risks may occur at portfolio level in addition to transaction level?

a. credit risk
b. market risk

om
c. operational
d. all of these

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
Risks can be measured based on ____.

t
es
a. sensitivity
b. volatility
c. downside potential
d. all of these

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................

Which method of risk measurement uses deviation of a target variable due to unit movement of a single
m

market parameter (like change in interest rate or exchange rate or stock prices)?

a. sensitivity
ib

b. volatility
c. downside potential
i

d. all of these
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

Which method of risk measurement combines sensitivity of target variables with the stability or
instability of underlying parameters (like earnings or market value)?
.ja

a. sensitivity
b. volatility
c. downside potential
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w

Black and Scholes option pricing formula is used to calculate _______.

a. sensitivity
b. implicit volatility

om
c. upside potential
d. none of these

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Downgrade risk occurs at ______ level.

t
es
a. transaction
b. portfolio
c. none of these
d. both a and b

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

Volatility over a time horizon 'T' is calculated as follows:

a. Volatility over a time horizon T = Daily Volatility * vT

b. Volatility over a time horizon T = v Daily Volatility * T
ib

c. Volatility over a time horizon T = Daily Volatility * T

d. Volatility over a time horizon T = v Daily Volatility * vT
i
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

If daily volatility of a stock is 1.5%, what would be its monthly volatility?

a. 8.22
.ja

b. 4.50
c. 36.74
d. none of these
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

With volatility, it is possible to estimate ______ of the target variable with a resonable accuracy.

a. upside potential
b. downside potential

om
c. both a and b
d. none of these

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Select the incorrect statement(s):

t
es
a. Downside potential captures possible profits.
b. Downside potential captures possible losses.
c. Downside potential ignores profit potential.

kt
d. Probability of occurence is one of the two components of downside potential.

Ans - a
oc
..............................................

Risk pricing is _____.

a. portfolio based
b. transaction based
ib

c. both a and b
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Interest risk can be mitigated in which of the following way(s)?

a. by using interest rate swaps

.ja

b. by forward rate agreements

c. by financial futures
d. none of these
w

Ans - d
..............................................
w
w

Concentration risk occurs at ______ level.

a. transaction
b. portfolio

om
c. none of these
d. both a and b

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Select the correct sentence.

t
es
a. Banking book is exposed to market risk because it is open to market.
b. Banking book is exposed to market risk because it is not open to market.
c. Banking book is not exposed to market risk because it is open to market.

kt
d. Banking book is not exposed to market risk because it is not open to market.

Ans - d
oc
..............................................

Which of the following risks the banking book is NOT exposed to?
m

1. liquidity
2. market
ib

3. operational
4. credit or default
i

5. interest
ca

a. only 1
b. only 2
iib

c. only 3
d. both 4 and 5
.ja

Ans - b
..............................................

Since all assets and liabilities in the banking book are held until maturity, maturity mismatch between
w

assets and liabilities result in excess or shortage of liquidity. This is known as _____ risk.
w

a. market
b. interest
w

c. operational

d. liquidity

Ans - d
..............................................

om
Asset side of the banking book generates ______ risk arising from defaults in payments of principal
and/or interest by the borrowers.

a. default

.c
b. credit
c. market

t
d. both a and b

es
Ans - d
..............................................

The higher the risk, the higher would be ____.

kt
oc
a. return expectation
b. capital requirement
c. both a and b
m

d. none of these

Ans - b
ib

..............................................
i

The most critical function of risk management is _____.

a. risk identification
b. estimating risk cost
iib

c. measuring risk
d. controlling the level of risk
.ja

Ans - d
..............................................
Which is not an approach to measure Operational Risk?
a. Basic Indicator Approach
w

b. Standardized approach
c. IRB Foundation approach
w

d. Advanced Measurement approach

Ans - c

Portfolio risk is called the risk at ______.

a. Branch level
b. Regional/Zonal level

om
c. Aggregated level
d. None of these

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
A bond with remaining maturity of 5 years is presently yielding 6%. Its modified duration is 5 years.

t
What is its McCauley's duration?

es
a. 5.05%
b. 3.77%
c. 5.30%
d. 6.00%
kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

Which of the following method is used to calculate VaR?

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method

c. correlation method
i

d. all of these
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Which of the following methods of calculating VaR needs a variance / covariance matrix?
.ja

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method
c. correlation method
d. none of these
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

VaR does not measure risk under any particular market conditions. This limitation of VaR can be get over
by ____.

1. back testing

om
2. model calibration
3. scenario analysis
4. stress testing

a. 1, 2, and 3

.c
b. 2, 3, and 4
c. 1, 2 and 4

t
d. all of these

es
Ans - d
..............................................

kt
VaR is used to measure and manage _____ risks in trading portfolio and ____ portfolio.
oc
a. market, business
b. market, investment
c. credit, legal
m

d. operational, stress

Ans - b
ib

..............................................
i

The process where model based VaR is compared with the actual performance of the portfolio is known
ca

as ______.

a. stress testing
iib

b. back testing
c. volatility
d. simulation
.ja

Ans - b
..............................................
w

Which method is also known as variance / covariance matrix method?

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method
w

c. correlation method

d. all of these

Ans - c
..............................................

om
Which method is used to determine possible changes in the market value of a portfolio that could arise
due to non - normal movement in one or more market parameters?

a. stress testing

.c
b. back testing
c. volatility

t
d. simulation

es
Ans - a
..............................................

kt
Which of the following methods is the leading stress testing technique?
oc
a. simple sensitivity test
b. scenario analysis
c. maximum analysis
m

d. EVT (Extreme Value Theory)

Ans - b
ib

..............................................
i

Tier 2 is also known as ____ capital.

a. core
b. supplementary
iib

c. complementary
d. none of these
.ja

Ans - b
..............................................
Which of the following is not included in Tier I capital?
a. disclosed reserves
w

b. undisclosed reserves
c. equity
w

d. both a and c
w

Ans - b

The portfolio when not diversified gets _____ risk.

1. systematic
2. concentration

om
3. intrinsic
4. default

a. 1 or 2
b. 2

.c
c. 1 or 3
d. 3 and 4

t
es
Ans - b
..............................................

Diversification occurs at _____ level.

1. obligor (borrower) kt
oc
2. geographical
3. trades
4. industries
m

a. 1
b. 1 and 2
ib

c. 1, 2 and 3
d. 1, 2, 3 and 4
i
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

In which method of calculating VaR, the change in the value of a portfolio is calculated using a sample of
randomly generated price scenarios.
.ja

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method
c. correlation method
d. none of these
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................
w

In which method of calculating VaR, the change in the value of the position is calculated by combining
the sensitivity of each component to price changes in the underlying assets(s)?

a. historical simulation method

om
b. monte carlo simulation method
c. correlation method
d. none of these

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
In which method of calculating VaR, the change in the value of a position is calculated using the actual

es
historical movements of the underlying assets, but starting from the current value of the asset.

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method
c. correlation method
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

In which method of calculating VaR, the user doesn't have to make assumptions about correlation and
dynamics of the risk factors because the simulation follows every historical move?
ib

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method

c. correlation method
d. none of these
iib

Ans - a
..............................................
In which method of calculating VaR, the user has to make assumptions about market structure,
.ja

correlations between risk factors and volatility of these factors?

a. historical simulation method

b. monte carlo simulation method
w

c. correlation method
d. none of these
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................

Which of the following methods of calculating VaR does not need a variance / covariance matrix?

a. historical simulation method

om
b. monte carlo simulation method
c. correlation method
d. none of these

Ans - a

.c
..............................................

t
The banking book does not include ____.

es
a. advances
b. borrowings
c. equities
d. all of these
kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

The trading book does not include ____.

a. foreign exchange holdings

b. fixed income securities

c. deposits
i

d. all of these
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Which of the following is not an exposure to off-balance sheet?

.ja

a. capital
b. swaps
c. futures
d. options
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................
w

Off balance sheet exposures is not exposed to ____ risk.

1. market
2. liquidity

om
3. credit or default
4. operational
5. interest

a. only 1

.c
b. only 3
c. both 2 and 4

t
d. none of these

es
Ans - d
..............................................

Funding risk, time risk and call risk are the types of _____ risk.
kt
oc
a. market
b. credit
c. liquidity
m

d. operational

Ans - c
ib

..............................................
i

When a bank is unable to undertake profitable business opportunities when it arises, _____ risk occurs.
ca

a. funding risk
b. time risk
iib

c. call risk
d. market
.ja

Ans - c
..............................................
Which of the following methods to measure market risk is based on downside potential?
a. BPV (Basis Point Value)
w

b. Duration
c. VaR
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - c

In the event of default credit risk (potential changes in the credit quality of the borrower), a fraction of
the obligations is paid. This is known as ______ rate.

a. market

om
b. credit
c. recovery
d. NPA

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
Worsening in credit quality of a borrower creates ______ risk.

es
1. default
2. credit spread
3. downgrade
4. portfolio
kt
oc
a. 1
b. 2 and 3
c. 4
m

d. 1 or 4

Ans - b
ib

..............................................
i

The portfolio when diversified fully (which reduces portfolio risk), gets _____ risk.
ca

1. systematic
2. concentration
iib

3. intrinsic
4. default
.ja

a. 1 or 2
b. 2
c. 1 or 3
d. 3 and 4
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Turning of performing assets into NPA, i.e., non receipt of expected cash inflow arises _____.

a. funding risk
b. time risk

om
c. call risk
d. market risk

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Unanticipated withdrawal / non-renewal of deposits in wholesale or retail segment is called ____.

t
es
a. funding risk
b. time risk
c. call risk
d. market risk

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

Interest Rate Risk refers to potential adverse impact on ____. Select the correct option.
m

a. NII
b. NIM
ib

c. MVE
d. all are correct
i
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Unexpected changes in the level of market interest rates due to ____ creates gap or mismatch risk.

a. different principal amounts

.ja

b. different maturity dates

c. different repricing dates
d. all are correct
w

Ans - d
..............................................
w
w

Changing of interest rate of different assets, liabilities and off-balance sheet items in different
magnitude is termed as _____ risk.

a. gap

om
b. basis
c. yield curve
d. embedded option

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
When variation in market interest rate causes the NII to contract, the basis risk would move _____ the

es
banks.

a. against
b. in favor of
c. no effect
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

Funding of long term assets by short term liabilities creates ______ risk.
ib

a. market
b. credit
i

c. liquidity
ca

d. interest

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

When banks have more earning assets than paying liabilities, _____ risk arises.
.ja

a. market
b. credit
c. liquidity
w

d. interest
w

Ans - d
..............................................
w

When assets are sold before their stated maturities, _____ risk occurs.

a. price
b. liquidity

om
c. market
d. both a and c

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
Which of the following is not included in Tier II capital?

t
es
a. disclosed reserves
b. undisclosed reserves
c. equity
d. both a and c

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................

Systematic risk occurs at ______ level.

a. transaction
b. portfolio
ib

c. none of these
d. both a and b
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

The risk of settlement that arises due to time zone differences is known as ____.

a. credit
.ja

b. operational
c. herstatt
d. reputation
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w
w

Deregulation started in India in _____.

a. 60s
b. 70s

om
c. 80s
d. 90s

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
Bank assets are grouped under ____ categories according to the credit risk they carry.

t
es
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
d. 7

Ans - c kt
oc
..............................................

According to 1988 Basel accord, banks were required to hold capital equal to ___% of the risk-weighted
m

value of assets. This requirement is still the same according to Basel II accord.

a. 7
ib

b. 8
c. 9
i

d. 13
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Bank debts are categorized at __% risks.

.ja

a. 0
b. 10
c. 20
d. 50
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Tier 1 is also known as ____ capital.

a. core
b. supplementary

om
c. complementary
d. none of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
For retail exposures, ______ IRB approach is prescribed.

t
es
a. only foundation
b. only advanced
c. both
d. none of these

Ans - c kt
oc
..............................................

How capital charge is calculated under basic indicator approach for operational risk?
m

a. capital charge equals internally generated measure based on internal and external loss data
b. 15% of average gross income over 3 years
ib

c. sum of capital charges across business lines

d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Credit spread risk occurs at ______ level.

a. transaction
.ja

b. portfolio
c. none of these
d. both a and b
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

Banks of which countries were permitted an extended period to be in confirmation to 1988 Basel Accord
which were enforced a law by G-10 countries in 1992?

a. American

om
b. England
c. Japan
d. India

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
What are the parameters on which assets of a bank are classified?

es
a. counterparty
b. collateral
c. maturity
d. all of these
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

Failure of the whole banking system is known as ______ risk.

a. strategic
ib

b. systemic
c. bank
i

d. operational
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Counterparty risk is viewed as a ______ risk rather than credit risk.

.ja

a. credit
b. financial
c. funding
d. time
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................
w

Rating migration is a method to _______.

a. assess standard of rating

b. forecast probability of default

om
c. quantify rating
d. all of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
______ model (for evaluating credit risk) focuses on estimating the volatility in the value of assets

t
caused by variations in the quality of assets.

es
a. Altman's Z Score
b. CreditMetrices
c. CreditRisk++
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

Which of the following statement(s) is / are not true regarding types of CD (credit derivatives)?

1. CDS captures only credit risk.

2. TRS captures only market risk.

3. CLN is a securitised form of a CDS.
i

4. Unlike CDS and TRS, CLN allow the risk to be distributed to a much broader market of investors.
ca

5. CSO transfers credit spread risk from the credit spread (protection buyer) to an investor (protection
seller), in return for an upfront or periodic payment of premium.
iib

a. 1
b. 2
c. 1, 3 and 4
.ja

d. 5

Ans - b
..............................................
w

Rewards of proper management of operational risks are ____.

a. Lesser risk capital

b. Cost reductions in operations

c. Competitive edge
Which of the following is true?

a. All of them

om
b. None of them
c. a and c
d. a and b

Ans - a

.c
..............................................

t
Communication Risk is a type of _____.

es
a. Interest Rate Risk
b. Market Risk
c. Credit Risk
d. Operational Risk
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

Back testing is done to ____.

a. Test a model
ib

b. Compare model results and actual performance

c. Record performance
i

d. None of the above

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Which of the following is not included in (risk) pricing ?

.ja

a. Cost of Deploying funds

b. Operating Expenses
c. Profit Probabilities
d. Capital Charge
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Credit Risk can't be mitigated by _____.

a. Accepting Collaterals
b. Credit Derivatives

om
c. Entering into Forward Contracts
d. Diversification of Advances

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Which of the following statements is correct?

t
es
a. Higher the risk in a business, higher would be return expectation
b. Higher the risk in a business, higher would be capital requirement
c. Higher the risk in a business, higher would be capital requirement and higher would be return
expectation
d. None of the statements is correct
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

Interest rate Risk can be reduced by _____.

a. Accepting Collaterals
ib

b. Entering into Forward Contracts

c. Derivatives of Interest Rate Swaps
i

d. Diversification of Advances
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Central Bank Governors of G-10 countries participate in the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision.
Total number of members is:
.ja

a. 10
b. 11
c. 12
w

d. 13
w

Ans - d
..............................................
w

Methods of assessment of Market risk are _____.

1. Basis Point Value

2. Duration method

om
a. Only 1
b. Only 2
c. Both 1 and 2
d. None of these

.c
Ans - c

t
..............................................

es
Counter party Risk is a type of ____.

a. Interest Rate Risk

b. Market Risk
c. Credit Risk kt
oc
d. Operational Risk

Ans - c
m

..............................................

Credit default swaps capture only _____ risk.

a. market
i

b. liquidity
ca

c. market
d. credit
iib

Ans - d
..............................................
.ja

Under Basel II, capital requirement under the accord is ____.

a. The maximum capital that is required to be maintained

b. The minimum capital that is required to be maintained
w

c. The capital as specified by the regulatory authority is required to be maintained

d. None of the above
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................

_____ model is based on actuarial calculation of expected default rates and unexpected losses from
default.

om
a. Altman's Z Score
b. CreditMetrices
c. CreditRisk++
d. none of these

.c
Ans - c
..............................................

t
es
Credit risk control and monitoring is directed at ______.

a. only transaction level

b. only portfolio level
c. both a and b
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

A transaction where financial securities are issued against the cash flow generated from a pool of assets
is known as __________.
ib

a. hedging
i

b. derivatives
ca

c. mitigation
d. securitisation
iib

Ans - d
..............................................
.ja

Which of the following statement(s) is / are true regarding CD (credit derivatives)?

1. CDs are generally OTC instruments.

2. CDs are bilateral contracts.
w

3. CDs are off - balance sheet financial instruments.

4. CDs are used at transaction level to mitigate credit risks.
w

a. 1 and 2
w

b. 1, 2 and 3

c. 2, 3 and 4
d. all are correct.

Ans - b

om
..............................................

Which of the following risk is managed at Unit level?

a. Interest Rate Risk

.c
b. Operational Risk
c. Liquidity Risk

t
d. None of these

es
Ans - d
..............................................

Forex Risk can be reduced by ______.

kt
oc
a. Entering into Forward Contracts
b. Futures
c. Derivatives of Interest Rate Swaps
m

d. Both a and b

Ans - d
ib

..............................................
i

Risk mitigation results in _____.

1. Reduction of downside potential

2. Reduction in profit potential
iib

Which of the following is true?

a. All the statements are correct

.ja

b. Statement 1 is correct
c. Statement 2 is correct
d. Both are incorrect
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

Zero-risk investment implies ______.

a. Investment in government securities

b. Investment in zero coupon bonds

om
c. Zero variation in cash flow from investment
d. Investment in bank fixed deposit

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Standardized Approach allows banks to measure Credit Risk in a Standardized manner based on _____.

t
es
a. Internal Rating Based (IRB)
b. Export Credit Agency (ECA)
c. Risk Weighted Assets
d. External Credit Assessment

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................

Which capital is called supplementary capital?

a. Tier-I
b. Tier-II
ib

c. Tier-III
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Pillar – III Market Discipline does not consist of ____.

a. Enhance disclosures
.ja

b. Core disclosures and Supplementary disclosures

c. Review Market ups and down
d. Timely at least semi annual disclosures
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w
w

From the operational risk management point of view banking business lines have been grouped in how
many major heads?

a. 4

om
b. 8
c. 5
d. 2

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
Which of following documents does not contain Zero risk ?

es
a. Investments in shares
b. Investment in bonds and debentures
c. Investment in term deposit
d. Investment in government bonds
kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

Which of the following statements is correct?

a. Higher the risk-higher would be risk premium

b. Higher the risk-lower would be risk premium

c. Lower the risk-higher would be risk premium
i

d. None of the statements is correct

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

Redeemable Cumulative Preference shares comes under _____.

.ja

a. Tier – I Capital
b. Tier – II Capital
c. Tier – III Capital
d. None of the above
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Risk of Reduction in Mark-to-Market value of equities is ______.

a. Interest Rate Risk

b. Market Risk

om
c. Credit Risk
d. Operational Risk

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Which of the following risks is not included in capital requirement under Basel II?

t
es
a. liquidity risk
b. interest risk (of banking book)
c. strategic and business risks
d. all of these

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................
m
i ib
ca
iib
.ja
w
w
w

MODULE-C

The value of a derivative is determined by _____.

om
a. the value of the underlying
b. notional principal amount
c. FIMMDA
d. FEDAI

.c
Ans - a
..............................................

t
es
Which of the following is the most popular instrument to hedge interest rate risk?

a. exchange rates futures

b. interest rates futures
c. equity prices futures
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

Select the incorrect statement.

a. The contract size in futures market is USD 1000 and all settlements take place in Dollars.
b. The contract size in interest rate futures market is Rs 2 lacs.
i

c. If an exporter needs to hedge receivables of USD 560,700, he would need to buy 561 forward sale
ca

contracts of USD 1000 each, aggregating to USD 561,000. The small difference is called basis risk.
d. all are correct
iib

Ans - a
..............................................
.ja

An interest rate swap is shifting of basis of interest rate calculation _____.

a. from fixed rate to floating rate

b. from floating rate to fixed rate
w

c. fixed floating rate to floating rate

d. all of these
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................

The benchmark rates for term lending for USD are generally _____.

a. LIBOR

om
b. MIBOR
c. Fed Rate
d. MIFOR

Ans - a

.c
..............................................

t
Corporates are also permitted to use MIFOR as benchmark rate.

es
______ swap is also known as a basis swap.
a. fixed rate to floating rate
b. floating rate to fixed rate
c. floating rate to floating rate
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

______ swap refers to exchange of floating rate in one currency to fixed rate in another currency.
ib

a. Quanto
b. Coupon
i

c. Swaptions
ca

d. Plain vanilla

Ans - b
iib

..............................................

Which of the following cannot participate in the call money market?

.ja

1. banks (including co-operative banks)

2. land development banks
3. primary dealers
w

4. financial institutions
5. mutual funds players
w

a. 1, 3 and 4
w

b. 1, 2 and 3

c. 2, 3 and 4
d. 2, 4 and 5

Ans - d

om
..............................................

Interest rates prevailing in the inter - bank market constitute benchmark rates because ______.

a. it does not carry any risk at all.

.c
b. it carries a little risk (counterparty risk).
c. it is floating

t
d. none of these

es
Ans - b
..............................................

kt
Treasury bills are issued by _____ through _____ for maturities of 91 days, 182 days and 364 days for
pre-determined amounts.
oc
a. RBI, GOI
b. GOI, RBI
m

c. RBI, Exim bank

d. GOI, Exim bank
ib

Ans - b
..............................................
i
ca

Which of the following T-bills are issued fornightly on Wednesday preceding reporting Friday.

a. 91 days T-bill
iib

b. 182 days T-bill

c. 364 days T-bill
d. both b and c
.ja

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Swaps (IRS - Interest Rate Swap) which collapse at a knock-out level of market rates and swap with built-
in options are known as _____ swaps.
w

a. Quanto
w

b. Coupon

c. Swaptions
d. Plain vanilla

Ans - c

om
..............................................

If the strike price is more than the forward rate in case of a put option, the option is known to be ____.

a. ATM

.c
b. ITM
c. OTM

t
d. none of these

es
Ans - b
..............................................

kt
The difference between spot rate and forward rate (interest rate differential) is _____ the ____ rate for
low-interest yielding currency and this is known as forward _______.
oc
a. added to, spot, premium
b. added to, forward, premium
m

c. subtracted from, spot, discount

d. subtracted from, forward, discount
ib

Ans - a
..............................................
i
ca

For forward discount, the interest rate differential is ____ from the ____ rate for high-interest yielding
currency.
iib

a. added to, spot

b. added to, forward
c. subtracted from, spot
.ja

d. subtracted from, forward

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Futures related to interest rates are known as _____.

a. currency futures
w

b. bond futures

c. stock/index futures
d. none of these

Ans - b

om
..............................................

Futures related to equity prices are known as _____.

a. currency futures

.c
b. bond futures
c. stock/index futures

t
d. none of these

es
Ans - c
..............................................

Select the correct statement:

kt
oc
a. The combination of forward and swap transactions is called a spot.
b. The combination of spot and swap transactions is called a forward.
c. The combination of spot and forward transactions is called a swap.
m

d. None of these

Ans - c
ib

..............................................
i

____ swap refers to paying interest in home currency at rates applicable to a foreign currency.
ca

a. Quanto
b. Coupon
iib

c. Swaptions
d. Plain vanilla
.ja

Ans - a
..............................................
Select the incorrect statement:
a. FRA (Forward Rate Agreement) is for a single payment in future.
w

b. IRS covers a series of periodical interest payments.

c. The floating rate of interest is always linked to a benchmark rate.
w

d. The fixed rate of interest is always linked to a benchmark rate.

Ans - d

A combination of two forward transactions is called a _______.

a. spot
b. forward

om
c. swap
d. none of these

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Select the correct statement:

t
es
a. Interest arbitrage exists only when one of the currencies exchanged is fully convertible.
b. No interest arbitrage exists between free currencies as the forward premium / discount equals
interest rate differentials.

kt
c. The swap is used to widen the mismatch between currency and interest rate.
d. both b and c
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

A treasury transaction with a customer is known as ____.

a. Merchant banking business

b. Trading business
c. Investment business
i

d. Commercial banking
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

Security dealers deals with the following market _____.

.ja

a. Primary market
b. Secondary market
c. Open market
d. OTC
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Which act relating to foreign exchange has replaced earlier one ?

a. Foreign Exchange Management Act

b. Foreign Exchange Regulation Act

om
c. Both the above
d. None of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
What is the important operational feature of integrated treasury ?

t
es
a. Having a common dealing room
b. Having a common Mid/back offices
c. Looking for interest arbitrage across currency markets and be in a position to shift swiftly, a

kt
placement in Rupee denominated commercial paper to lending in USD in global interbank market and
also being to source funds in global markets and swap the funds into domestic currency or vice versa,
depending on market opportunities
oc
d. All the above

Ans - d
m

..............................................

Globalization refers to ______.

a. Full convertibility of all currencies in the world

b. Removal of all trade barriers in the world

c. The process of integrating domestic market with global markets, characterized by free capital flows
and minimum regulatory intervention
d. Fixed rate of exchange for all currencies of the world
iib

Ans - c
..............................................
.ja

In the call money (a money market instrument), funds borrowed by banks need to be repaid ____.

a. on the same day

b. on the next working day
w

c. within a fortnight
d. within a year
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................

In the notice money (a money market instrument), funds borrowed by banks need to be repaid ____.

a. on the same day

om
b. on the next working day
c. within a fortnight
d. within a year

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
In the term money (a money market instrument), funds borrowed by banks need to be repaid ____.

es
a. on the same day
b. on the next working day
c. within a fortnight
d. within a year
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

______ rates indicate liquidity available in the inter-bank market.

a. call money
ib

b. notice money
c. term money
i

d. all of these
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

The wisely used benchmark rate for floating rate debt paper as well as for OIS (Overnight Interest rate
Swaps) is ______.
.ja

a. LIBOR
b. O/N MIBOR
c. both of these
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w

If the strike price is less than the forward rate in case of a put option, the option is known to be ____.

a. ATM
b. ITM

om
c. OTM
d. none of these

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Derivates refer to _____ price.

t
es
a. past
b. present
c. future
d. none of these

Ans - c kt
oc
..............................................

The minimum amount for which CP is to be issued is Rs ____.

a. 1 lac
b. 2 lacs
ib

c. 5 lacs
d. 10 lacs
i
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

The value of derivative depends on ______ market.

a. spot
.ja

b. forward
c. TOM
d. ready
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

Which of the following is not true regarding OTC?

a. It is a derivative product that can be directly negotiated and obtained from authorized banks and
investment institutions.

om
b. It is mostly used for hedging underlying risks.
c. Settlement is mostly by physical delivery.
d. No counter party risk at all.

Ans - d

.c
..............................................

t
Which of the following is not true regarding ETD (Exchange Traded Derivatives)?

es
a. Forward contracts traded on only organized future exchanges are known as future contracts.
b. It is mostly used for trading and speculation.
c. Counter party risk is not present.
d. Price is quoted by the bank, as the pricing is not transparent.
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

Purchase or sale of an asset or a currency, not for an end-use but only for resale or repurchase of the
same asset with a profit is known as _______.
ib

a. leverage
b. hedging
i

c. speculation
ca

d. carry

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

Trading in currency and interest rate derivatives is restricted to _______.

.ja

a. individuals
b. authorised banks
c. corporates
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w

There are basically three kinds of derivatives. Which of the following is not one of them?

a. forward contracts
b. futures

om
c. options
d. swaps

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
A contract to deliver foreign currency on a future date at a fixed exchange rate is known as ______.

t
es
a. forward contracts
b. futures
c. options
d. swaps

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

European type option can be exercised ______.

a. any time before the expiry period

b. any time after the expiry period
ib

c. on the expiry date

d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Which of the following statements regarding CP is not correct?

a. CP is a negotiable instrument.
.ja

b. CP is issued in the form of a promissory note.

c. Banks can invest in CP if it is issued in demat form
d. CP, being a tradable instrument, carries liquidity risk.
w

Ans - d
..............................................
w
w

If the strike price is same as the spot price of the currency, the option is known to be _____.

a. ATM (at the money)

b. ITM (in the money)

om
c. OTM (out of money)
d. none of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
The seller agrees to deliver to the buyer a specified security / currency or commodity on a specified

t
date, at a fixed price in _______.

es
a. forward contracts
b. futures
c. options
d. swaps
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

An exchange of cash flow is ______.

a. forward contracts
ib

b. futures
c. options
i

d. swaps
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Select the incorrect statement.

.ja

a. The currency carrying higher rate of interest is always at a discount.

b. Domestic interest rate of Rupee is generally lower than interest rate of USD, hence Rupee is at a
discount to Dollar.
c. Forward rate of USD / INR is higher than spot rate, or Dollar on a forward date is worth more rupess
w

than today.
d. Interest rate of EURO is higher than interest rate of USD, hence forward EURO is at a discount to USD.
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................

Holder of a forwarded contract can not get the benefit of market rate, if it is better than the contracted
rate, on the date of utilization, which is a disadvantage known as _____.

om
a. hedging
b. forward options
c. opportunity cost
d. none of these

.c
Ans - c
..............................................

t
es
Which of these gives a right to the holder to buy an underlying product (currency / bonds /
commodities) at a prefixed rate on a specified future date.

a. call option
b. put option
c. either of these kt
oc
d. both of these

Ans - a
m

..............................................

The prefixed rate on which the call options or put options are executed is known as ______.
ib

a. spot
i

b. cost price
ca

c. strike price
d. none of these
iib

Ans - c
..............................................
.ja

All the exchange rates quoted on the screen or in print are for mentioned unless otherwise _____.

a. Forward transactions
b. Cash transactions
w

c. Spot transactions
d. Tom transactions
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................

Absorption of liquidity, by RBI, is done through _____ from / to banks under a _____ transaction.

a. borrowing, repo

om
b. borrowing, reverse repo
c. lending, repo
d. lending, reverse repo

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
In repo transaction, banks ____ from / to RBI.

es
a. lend
b. borrow
c. do nothing
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

While the exposure limits are generally left to the banks discretion, RBI has imposed which ceiling of
total business in a year with individual brokers.
ib

a. 2%
b. 5%
i

c. 10%
ca

d. 15%

Ans - b
iib

..............................................

Indexed return on CP is used as a benchmark rate for _____ - term advances.

.ja

a. short
b. mid
c. long
w

d. all of these
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w

Protection of risk in a transaction usually through derivatives product is called ______.

a. insurance
b. swap

om
c. hedge
d. arbitrage

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
According to the mode of settlement, options are divided into ____ types.

t
es
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

An American type option can be exercised ______.

a. any time before the expiry period

b. any time after the expiry period
ib

c. on the expiry date

d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

If the strike price is more than the forward rate in case of a call option, the option is known to be ____.

a. ATM
.ja

b. ITM
c. OTM
d. none of these
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w
w

Treasury essentially deals with _____ term funds flow.

a. short
b. mid

om
c. long
d. none of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
Short term funds flow have maturity _____.

t
es
a. more than 6 months but less than 1 year
b. less than 1 year
c. more than 1 year but less than 2 years
d. none of these

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

Rupee is convertible on current account as well as capital account owing to the relaxations allowed by
m

RBI in the area of ____.

1. FDI
ib

2. ECB
3. ODI
i
ca

a. both 1 and 2
b. both 2 and 3
c. both 3 and 1
iib

d. all of these

Ans - d
.ja

..............................................
If the strike price is same as the forward rate on the start date, the option is known to be _____.

a. ATM (at the money)

b. ITM (in the money)

c. OTM (out of money)
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - a

A contract where the buyer has a right but no obligation to exercise the contract is known as _____.

a. forward contracts
b. futures

om
c. options
d. swaps

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
The benefit accruing to traders who play in different markets, simultaneously - profits accrue, as

t
markets are imperfect, is known as ______.

es
a. leverage
b. arbitrage
c. derivative
d. swap
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

Treasury uses a variety of money market instruments to optimize return on funds. Which of the
following is not a money market instrument?
ib

a. Treasury bills
b. CBLO
i

c. Corporate debt paper

d. Certificate of deposit

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

The transactions of treasury with customers are known as ______ business.

.ja

a. investment
b. trading
c. merchant
w

d. retail
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Which of the following is not an activity of treasury?

a. forex operations
b. trading and risk management

om
c. investment and fund management
d. none of these

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
In respect of the three distinct roles the treasury is expected to play, which of the following is managed

t
by the treasury for its internal risk management?

es
a. ALM book
b. Trading book
c. Merchant book
d. Investment book
kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

Which of the following is not a macro-economic factor?

a. GDP growth rate

b. stock markets and commodity markets

c. relative inflation
i

d. none of these
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

RBI has permitted banks to borrow and invest through their overseas correspondents, in foreign
currency subject to a ceiling of ____ % of their _____ capital, or USD ___ million, whichever is higher.
.ja

a. 25, Tier - I, 1
b. 25, TIer - II, 5
c. 50, TIer - I, 10
w

d. 50, TIer - II, 10

Ans - c
..............................................
w

The difference between 'buy' and 'sell' rates is known as ______.

a. swap
b. spread

om
c. derivative
d. leverage

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Banks generally do not maintain a stock of foreign currency for the purpose of merchant business. The

t
residual position of the bank at the end of the day - overbought or oversold - is known as _____ position

es
and it involves _______ risk.

a. open, market
b. open, exchange
c. closed, funding
d. open, liquidity kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

The most important and well pronounced risk in treasury is

a. Credit risk
b. Liquidity risk
i

c. Market risk
ca

d. Embedded option risk

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

The following limits in treasury are meant for controlling market risk
.ja

a. Counter party interbank exposure limits

b. Settlement and pre-settlement limits
c. Intra-day, overnight open position limit and stop loss limits
w

d. Overseas borrowing limit prescribed by RBI

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Value at risk( VaR) is a statistical measure to capture

a. Actual loss in portfolio

b. Probable loss in a portfolio within a time horizon at a given confidence level

om
c. Loss or profit in a trading activity
d. Operational risk in treasury

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Treasury uses derivatives _____.

t
es
a. to manage risks including ALM (Assets Liabilities Management) risk
b. to cater to the requirements of the corporate customers
c. to trade, i.e., to take a trading position in derivative products.
d. all of these

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................

Which of these is not a product of financial markets?

a. foreign exchange
b. bonds
ib

c. equities
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Yield and price of a bond move

a. In inverse proportion c. In unrelated fashion

.ja

b. In direct proportion
d. As determined by bond issuer
In inverse proportion
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

The value of a derivative is determined by

a. The value of the underlying

c. FIMMDA

om
b. Notional principal amount
d. FEDAI

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
When currency is bought, the treasury is said to _____.

t
es
a. go short
b. go long
c. leverage
d. none of these

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

The salient feature of convertible bond is _____.

a. Conversion of physical bonds into demat form

b. Option to convert the bond in to equity on a fixed date or during a fixed period and the price is pre-
ib

determined
c. Automatic reinvestment in another bond on maturity
i

d. Absence of coupon
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Integrated Treasury in Banking set up refers to ______.

.ja

a. Computerization of all bank branches

b. Computerization of all treasury operations
c. Centralization of all back office operations of forex branches
d. Integration of money market, securities market and foreign exchange operations
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................
w

RTGS has been fully activated by RBI from Where the settlements are on basis rather than day end
settlement of cheques in clearing house.

a. August 2003, net, gross

om
b. October 2004, gross, net
c. October 2004, net, gross
d. August 2004, gross, net

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
The following institutions facilitate delivery vs. payment(DVP)for secondary market deals in equity and

es
debt paper

a. IDRBT
b. NDS
c. NSDL and CSDL
d. NEFT kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

For ensuring effective risk control, RBI expects banks to facilitate functional segregation between
ib

a. Their Head office branches

b. Treasury and Head office
i

c. Front office and IT department

d. Front office, Mid office and back office

Ans - d
iib

..............................................

The exemptions from DTL include:

.ja

a. time deposits
b. foreign outward remittances in transit
c. transactions in CBLO with CCIL
w

d. overseas borrowings
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Which of the following institutions facilitate DVP (delivery v/s payment) for secondary market deals in
equity and debt paper?

a. IDRBT

om
b. NDS
c. NSDL and CSDL
d. NEFT

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
In respect of the three distinct roles the treasury is expected to play, which of the following is managed

es
by the treasury for its client - related currency and derivative transactions?

a. ALM book
b. Trading book
c. Merchant book
d. Investment book kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

Potential loss in loan assets is known as ______ risk.

a. credit
b. market
i

c. liquidity
ca

d. operational

Ans - a
iib

..............................................

_______ is the variability of the price, upward or downward.

.ja

a. swap
b. deal
c. volatility
w

d. duration
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w

The TOD (today) and TOM (tomorrow) rates are generally quoted at a discount to the _____ rate.

a. swap
b. forward

om
c. spot
d. repo

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Volatility of exchange rates arises in case of ______.

t
es
a. currency
b. securities
c. rupee account
d. all of these

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

If the strike price is less than the forward rate in case of a call option, the option is known to be ____.
m

a. ATM
b. ITM
ib

c. OTM
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

An option without any conditionality is called a ______.

a. stock option
.ja

b. plain vanilla option

c. zero cost option
d. barrier option
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w
w

A convertible option may give the bond-holder option of converting the debt into equity on specified
terms. Such options are called ______ and have a direct effect on pricing of the bond.

a. stock option

om
b. plain vanilla option
c. embedded option
d. barrier option

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
Futures related to exchange rates are known as _____.

es
a. currency futures
b. bond futures
c. stock/index futures
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

Volatility of interest rates arises in case of ______.

a. currency
ib

b. securities
c. rupee account
i

d. all of these
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Which part of treasury performs the confirmation, accounting and settlement of the deals?
.ja

a. front office
b. mid office
c. back office
d. top office
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

The exchange rates for forward sale or forward purchase are quoted ______.

a. today
b. tomorrow

om
c. third day from today
d. none of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
The risk in treasury activity is known as ______ risk.

t
es
a. credit
b. market
c. liquidity
d. operational

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

Which of the following is not a trading limit in the context of foreign exchange?
m

a. deal size
b. exposure ceiling
ib

c. stop loss
d. open position
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Which of the following risks is also known as price risk?

a. market
.ja

b. liquidity
c. credit
d. country
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w
w

Which of the following is external cost of currency?

a. interest rate
b. exchange rate

om
c. both of these
d. none of these

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
VaR (Value at Risk) measure can be used to assess the following risks. Select the incorrect option.

t
es
a. currency
b. liquidity
c. interest rate
d. price

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

VaR is most commonly used to measure risk over _____ periods.

a. short
b. medium
ib

c. long
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

For longer periods, VaR can be calculated as _____, where 'n' is the period for which VaR is required.

a. overnight VaR + n
.ja

b. overnight VaR * n
c. overnight VaR + vn
d. overnight VaR * vn
w

Ans - d
..............................................
w
w

Select the incorrect statement:

a. The rate of discount at which the present value equals the market price of a bond is known as YTM
(Yield To Maturity).

om
b. Duration is a weighted average measure of life of a bond, where the time of receipt of a cash flow is
weighted by the future value of the cash flow.
c. MD (Modified Duration) indicates price sensitivity of a bond per unit of change in the yield levels.
d. Difference in the duration of assets and duration of liabilities is expressed as duration gap and is
useful for macro-hedging of balance sheet risk.

.c
Ans - b

t
..............................................

es
The benchmark rates for overnight lending for USD are generally _____.

a. LIBOR
b. MIBOR
c. Fed Rate kt
oc
d. MIFOR

Ans - c
m

..............................................

_____ settlement takes place on the third day (two working days from trade days).
ib

a. swap
i

b. forward
ca

c. spot
d. repo
iib

Ans - a
..............................................
If an asset is highly sensitive to interest rate changes, and if we have a view that rates are likely to rise,
.ja

what should we do?

a. enter into swap

b. enter into forward rate contract
w

c. enter into option contract

d. none of these
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................

Which of the following is not a component of market risk?

a. currency
b. liquidity

om
c. interest rate
d. price

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
Bonds are governed by ______.

t
es
a. Law of Contract
b. BR Act
c. Company Law
d. none of these

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

Which of the following statements regarding CD is not correct?

a. CD is not a negotiable instrument.

b. CD bears higher interest rate than deposits in the bank.
ib

c. CD attracts stamp duty.

d. CD is issued in demat form or as promissory notes.
i
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

In respect of the three distinct roles the treasury is expected to play, which of the following is managed
by the treasury for managing its proprietary positions?
.ja

a. ALM book
b. Trading book
c. Merchant book
d. Investment book
w

Ans - b
w

..............................................
w

What is the limit up to which an individual is permitted to remit overseas without the approval of RBI?

a. USD 100000
b. USD 200000

om
c. USD 500000
d. There is no such limit

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
The level of SLR to be maintained is mentioned in _____.

t
es
a. RBI Act 1934
b. BR Act 1949
c. Companies Act 1956
d. NI Act 1885

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

Select the incorrect pair:

a. excess of liquidity - lead to inflation and reduction in money supply

b. shortage of liquidity - lead to high interest rate and exchange rate
ib

c. absorption of liquidity by RBI - increase in CRR and SLR requirement

d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Which of the following components is exempted from DTL calculation?

a. Foreign outward remittances in transit

.ja

b. Net inter-bank borrowings / deposits with maturity not exceeding 14 days (call/notice money liability)
c. demand and time deposits
d. overseas borrowings
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w
w

Exchange rate risk can be avoided by entering into a _______.

a. swap
b. forward rate contract

om
c. option contract
d. either b or c

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
In India, market for currency futures commenced in

t
es
a. August 2008
b. August 1993
c. The market yet to commence operations

kt
d. The currency futures markets were existing for a long time but were lying dormant August 2008

Ans - a
oc
..............................................

Liquidity risk is reflected as

a. Maturity mismatch, cash inflow and outflow

b. Total cash held, receipts and payments
ib

c. Committed lines, lines utilized and unutilized

d. NPAs, total assets and performing loans
i
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

In a rising interest rate scenario, the risk of erosion of Nil is on account of

a. Advances with floating rate of interest and deposits with fixed rate of interest
.ja

b. Deposits with floating rates and advances with fixed rates

c. Deposits with floating rates and advances with floating rates
d. Deposits with fixed rates and advances with fixed rates
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w
w

Which of the following T-bills are issued fortnightly on Wednesday preceding non-reporting Friday?

a. 91 days T-bill
b. 182 days T-bill

om
c. 364 days T-bill
d. both b and c

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
Commercial papers are short-term debt market paper issued by _____, with a minimum maturity of ___

t
and maximum maturity of _____. Select the best combination.

es
a. commercial banks, 1 year, 10 years
b. RBI, 6 months, 1 year
c. corporates, 7 days, 1 year
d. financial institutions, 1 day, 14 days
kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

For currency market to be more liquid, the buy-sell spread should be _____.

a. narrower
ib

b. wider
c. equal
i

d. none of these
ca

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

In which rate the currencies are mostly bought and sold?

.ja

a. swap
b. forward
c. spot
d. repo
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

Purchase or sale of a currency on a future date is known as ______.

a. swap
b. forward

om
c. spot
d. repo

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
As per RBI guidelines, which of the following, among others, is / are the principal requirements for issue

t
of CP?

es
a. Issuing company should have minimum credit rating of P2
b. Net worth as per last balance sheet must not be below Rs 2 crore
c. both a and b
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - a
..............................................
m

The maturity period of CDs (Certificate of Deposit) issued by banks should not be less than ____ and not
more than _____, from the date of issue.
ib

a. 7 days, 6 months
b. 7 days, 1 year
i

c. 15 days, 6 months
ca

d. 15 days, 1 year

Ans - b
iib

..............................................

Repo is used for lending and borrowing money market funds, for terms extending from ____ to ____.
.ja

a. 1 day, 3 months
b. 1 day, 6 months
c. 1 day, 1 year
w

d. 3 months, 1 year
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w

In case banks have surplus liquidity, i.e., funds in excess of demand in the money market, they can
_____ securities from / to RBI in exchange

of cash deposit.

om
a. buy
b. sell
c. do nothing with it
d. none of these

.c
Ans - a

t
..............................................

es
In India, conventionally, bonds are issued by institutions in _____ sector while debentures by corporates
in _____ sector.

a. private, public
b. public, private kt
oc
c. either of a or b
d. none of these
m

Ans - b
..............................................
ib

Debentures are governed by ______.

a. Law of Contract
ca

b. BR Act
c. Company Law
d. none of these
iib

Ans - c
..............................................
.ja

Infusion of liquidity, by RBI, is done through _____ from / to banks under a _____ transaction.

a. borrowing, repo
b. borrowing, reverse repo
w

c. lending, repo
d. lending, reverse repo
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................

In reverse repo transaction, banks ____ from / to RBI.

a. lend
b. borrow

om
c. do nothing
d. none of these

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
The minimum amount for which a CD can be issued is Rs _____.

t
es
a. 1 lac
b. 2 lacs
c. 5 lacs
d. 10 lacs

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

Overnight inter-bank rates (difference between repo and reverse repo rates) should normally move
m

within the bandwidth of ____.

a. 50 bp
ib

b. 100 bp
c. 150 bp
i

d. 200 bp
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Derivatives can be used to hedge aggregate risks as reflected in the asset-liability mismatches. In this
case a dynamic management of hedge is necessary' because
.ja

a. The risks are dynamic

b. New hedging tools arrive in the market
c. The composition of assets and liabilities is always changing
w

d. A close monitoring of hedge is an RBI requirement

Ans - c
..............................................
w

The participants in the derivatives market generally exchange the following agreement

a. IFEMA
b. ICON

om
c. ISDA
d. A stamped agreement devised by respective banks

Ans - c
..............................................

.c
Credit derivatives segregate from the assets through instruments known as ......and ...... transfer the risk

t
from the owner to another person who is in a position to absorb the credit risk for ......

es
a. The bad assets, NPAs, commission
b. The credit risk, credit default swaps, a fee
c. Income, warrants, consideration
d. Good assets, securitization, discount
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

The FIs can issue CDs for a period not less than _____ and not exceeding _____ from the date of issue.

a. 7 days, 6 months
ib

b. 15 days, 1 year
c. 1 year, 3 years
i

d. 1 year, 5 years
ca

Ans - c
..............................................
iib

Which of the following T-bills are issued weekly on each Wednesday?

.ja

a. 91 days T-bill
b. 182 days T-bill
b. 364 days T-bill
d. both b and c
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................
w

Which of the following publish(es) benchmark T-bill yields for one week to one year based on residual
maturity of T-bills in circulation?

a. RBI

om
b. GOI
c. FIMMDA and Reuters
d. SEBI

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
Which of the following cannot participate in auction of T-bills?

es
a. individuals
b. banks
c. financial institutions
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

The components of broad money(M3) are

a. Cash in circulation with the public

b. Cash in currency chests with RBI and Banks

c. Credit availed by Central Government from RBI
i

d. Currency in circulation, demand and time deposits with banks and post office saving deposits
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

The exemptions from DTL include

.ja

a. Time deposits
b. Foreign outward remittances in transit
c. Transactions in CBLO with CCIL
d. Overseas borrowings
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

The liquidity corridor that RBI uses to control short term interest rates is defined/dictated by

a. Repo and reverse repo rates

b. Call money market

om
c. Bank rate
d. SLR and CRR

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
Treasury in the normal course will manage _____.

t
es
a. All funds raised through deposits
b. ALM book, Merchant book and Trading book
c. Liquidity
d. All deployment of funds through advances

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

Tier ___ capital bonds issued by banks fall under corporate debt paper.
m

a. 1
b. 2
ib

c. 3
d. none of these
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

RBI pays interest on the cash balances in excess of which of the following to bank, of their NDTL?

a. 2%
.ja

b. 3%
c. 5%
d. 6%
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w
w

Ability of a business concern to borrow or build up assets on the basis of a given capital is called ___.

a. debt service coverage ratio

b. good will

om
c. reputation
d. Leverage

Ans - d
..............................................

.c
What are the two reserve requirements that treasury has to comply with?

t
es
a. PLR and SLR
b. CRR and SLR
c. Repo and CRR
d. VaR and CRR

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

The treasury is segragated into three main divisions. Of the three divisions, the back office is also known
m

as _____.

a. Dealing room
ib

b. Treasury administration
c. Risk management
i

d. none of these
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

If only currency is hedged, the type of currency swap would be _____.

.ja

a. PoS (Principal only Swap)

b. CoS (Coupon only Swap)
c. P + I Swap
d. none of these
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................
w

In _____ swap, the borrower has completely eliminated the currency risk and interest rate risk (zero
risk).

a. PoS (Principal only Swap)

om
b. CoS (Coupon only Swap)
c. P + I Swap
d. none of these

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
Forward rates fully reflect interest rate differentials only in _____.

es
a. controlled economies
b. developing economies
c. economies where interest rates are free

kt
d. in perfect markets where the currencies are fully convertible and the markets are highly liquid
oc
Ans - d
..............................................
m

The treasury is segragated into three main divisions. Of the three divisions, the mid office is also known
as _____.
ib

a. Dealing room
b. Treasury administration
i

c. Risk management
ca

d. none of these

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

The treasury is segregated into three main divisions. Of the three divisions, the front office is also known
.ja

as _____.

a. Dealing room
b. Treasury administration
w

c. Risk management
d. none of these
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................

Buying and selling is performed under _____.

a. Dealing room

om
b. Treasury administration
c. Risk management
d. Risk management

Ans - a

.c
..............................................

t
Verification and settlement of the deals concluded by the dealers is performed by ______.

es
a. front office
b. Treasury administration
c. Risk management
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

All related book-keeping and submission of periodical returns to RBI is taken care by ____.

a. Dealing room
ib

b. back office
c. Risk management
i

d. none of these
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

The providing of information to the management (MIS) and to implement risk management systems is
created by _____.
.ja

a. Dealing room
b. Treasury administration
c. middle office
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w

Government securities are issued by _____.

a. RBI on behalf of GOI

b. GOI

om
c. SEBI on behalf of RBI
d. CCIL on behalf of GOI

Ans - a
..............................................

.c
Bank's investment in government securities are classified in to _____.

t
es
a. HTM (Held Till Maturity)
b. AFS (Available For Sale)
c. HFT (Held For Training)
d. all of these

Ans - d kt
oc
..............................................

Corprate debt paper refers to _____ - term bonds and debentures issued by corporates and FI, which
m

are tradable.

a. short
ib

b. medium
c. long
i

d. both b and c
ca

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

Building up large volumes of business on relatively small capital is known as _____.

.ja

a. derivative
b. arbitrage
c. swapping
d. leveraging
w

Ans - d
w

..............................................
w

Buying or selling an asset only for the purpose of making profit from movement of the asset price over a
period of time is known as ______.

a. leveraging

om
b. speculation
c. arbitrage
d. deployment

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
Forward exchange rates are arrived at on the basis of interest rate differentials of two currencies,

es
_______ from spot exchange rate.

a. added
b. deducted
c. either of the two
d. none of these kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

One of the essential differences between an OTC and an Exchange traded derivative is
ib

a. OTC derivatives are cheaper while Exchange traded derivatives are costly
b. OTC derivatives are for customers while Exchange traded derivatives are for banks
i

c. In OTC derivatives, counter party risk is prominent, whereas in exchange traded derivatives, counter
ca

party risk is totally absent

d. OTC derivatives are for hedging risks whereas Exchange traded derivatives are used for speculation
iib

Ans - c
..............................................
.ja

In case of free currencies, forward premium or discount is exactly equal to the difference between

a. Risk-free interest rates of the two currencies

b. Inflation rates in both the countries
w

c. Spot rate and Tom rate

d. LIBOR and RBI reference rate
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................

A put option is in the money (ITM) if

a. the strike price is less than market price

om
b. the strike price is more than the market price
c. the market price is equal to the strike price
d. a put option can never be in the money

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
If only interest rate is hedged, the type of currency swap would be _____.

es
a. PoS (Principal only Swap)
b. CoS (Coupon only Swap)
c. P + I Swap
d. none of these
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

Nostro accounts are _____.

a. accounts meant for reconciliation

b. accounts of foreign banks with Indian banks

c. current accounts dominated in foreign currency maintained by banks with their correspondent banks
i

in the home country of the currency

d. short term investments with AAA rated foreign banks

Ans - c
iib

..............................................

Notice money refers to _____.

.ja

a. funds placed overnight

b. funds placed after giving a notice of placement
c. funds placed for periods in excess of 3 months but not exceeding 1 year
w

d. placement of funds beyond overnight but not exceeding 14 days

Ans - d
..............................................
w

The components of broad money (M3) are:

a. cash in circulation with the public

b. cash in currency chests with RBI and banks

om
c. credit availed by central government from RBI
d. currency in circulation, demand and time deposits with banks and post office saving deposits

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
The liquidity corridor that RBI uses to control short-term interest rates is defined / dictated by _____.

t
es
a. repo and reverse repo rates
b. call money market
c. bank rate
d. SLR and CRR

Ans - a kt
oc
..............................................

For ensuring effective risk control, RBI expects banks to facilitate functional segregation between
m

______.

a. their head office branches

b. treasury and head office

c. front office and IT department
i

d. front office, mid office and back office

Ans - d
..............................................
iib

One of the essential differences between an OTC and an Exchange traded derivative is _____.
.ja

a. OTC derivatives are cheaper while Exchange traded derivatives are costly
b. OTC derivatives are for customers while Exchange traded derivatives are for banks
c. In OTC derivatives, counter party risk is prominent, whereas in Exchange traded derivatives, counter
party risk is totally absent
w

d. OTC derivatives are for hedging risks, whereas Exchange traded derivatives are used for speculation
w

Ans - c
..............................................
w

In case of free currencies, forward premium or discount is exactly equal to the difference between
_____.

a. risk-free interest rate of the two currencies

om
b. inflation rate in both the countries
c. Spot rate and Tom rate
d. LIBOR and RBI reference rate

Ans - a

.c
..............................................

t
A put option is in the money (ITM) if _____.

es
a. the strike price is less than the market price
b. the strike price is more than the market price
c. the strike price is equal to the market price
d. a put option can never be in the money
kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m

In India, market for currency futures commenced in

a. August 2008
ib

b. August 1993
c. October 2004
i

d. the market yet to commence operations

Ans - a
..............................................
iib

Liquidity risk is reflected as _ which is the gap in .

.ja

a. maturiy mismatch, cash inflow and outflow

b. total cash held, receipts and payments
c. committed lines, lines utilized and unutilized
d. NPAs, total assets and performing loans
w

Ans - a
w

..............................................
w

In a rising interest rate scenario, the risk of erosion of NII is on account of ____.

a. advances with floating rate of interests and deposits with fixed ROI
b. advances with fixed ROI and deposits with floating ROI

om
c. advances with floating ROI and deposits with floating ROI
d. advances with fixed ROI and deposits with fixed ROI

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
The participants in the derivatives market generally exchange the following agreement:

t
es
a. IFEMA
b. ICON
c. ISDA
d. a stamped agreement devised by respective banks

Ans - c kt
oc
..............................................

The valuation of trading positions applying current market value (exchange rates or security prices) as at
m

the end of the day is known as _____. These valuation rates are provided by FEDAI / FIMMDA.

a. speculation
ib

b. marked to market
c. DvP
i

d. yield curve
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Currently RBI has extended fixed rate Repo of ___ days to improve liquidty of banks.
.ja

a. 30
b. 60
c. 90
d. 120
w

Ans - c
w

..............................................
w

RTGS has been fully activated by RBI from _____.

a. Aug 2003
b. Oct 2004

om
c. Oct 2003
d. Aug 2004

Ans - b
..............................................

.c
CBLO is a _____ market instrument issued by ______.

t
es
a. foreign exchange, RBI
b. money, CCIL
c. securities, GOI
d. domestic, SEBI

Ans - b kt
oc
..............................................

Bill rediscounting is done at _____ market rate.

a. foreign exchange
b. money
ib

c. securities
d. global
i
ca

Ans - b
..............................................
iib

Securities issued by governments are referred to as _____ which do not have any credit risk.

a. derivative
.ja

b. gilt
c. demat A/C
d. yield
w

Ans - b
..............................................
w
w

Banks maintain their security accounts (exclusively for government securities) with RBI which is known
as _____ account.

a. CGL

om
b. SGL
c. BGL
d. none of these

Ans - b

.c
..............................................

t
At present, money multiplier moves within a range of 3.5 to 4 times. This money multiplier is calculated

es
as _____.

a. M1 * M2
b. M2 + M3
c. M3 ÷ M1
d. M4 ÷ M2 kt
oc
Ans - c
..............................................
m

The level of CRR to be maintained by scheduled banks with RBI is mentioned in _____.
ib

a. RBI Act 1934

b. BR Act 1949
i

c. Companies Act 1956

d. NI Act 1885

Ans - a
iib

..............................................

LAF (Liquid Adjustment Facility) is used to monitor ____ liquidity in the market.
.ja

a. day-to-day
b. weekly
c. monthly
w

d. none of these
w

Ans - a
..............................................
w

Banks can borrow and lend (under call money) overnight up to a maximum of ____ % and ____ %
respectively of their capital funds.

a. 10, 25

om
b. 50, 75
c. 100, 25
d. 100, 50

Ans - c

.c
..............................................

t
The maximum borrowing on any day is limited to ___ % of capital, and maximum lending is limited to

es
____ % of capital.

a. 100, 25
b. 125, 50
c. 200, 50
d. 200, 100 kt
oc
Ans - b
..............................................
m
i ib
ca
iib
.ja
w
w
w

MODULE-D

Another name for the balance sheet is

om
a. Statement Of Operations
b. Statement Of Financial Position
c. both a & b
d. None of the above

.c
Ans - b
.............................................

t
es
The balance sheet heading will specify a

a. Period Of Time
b. Point In Time
c. both a & b
d. None of the above kt
oc
Ans - b
.............................................
m

Buffer capital means...

a. To take over other banks

b. To cover total credit and market risk
i

c. To cover uncertainties related to the market

d. None of these

Ans - c
iib

.............................................

Which of the following is a category or element of the balance sheet?

.ja

a. Expenses
b. Gains
c. Liabilities
w

d. Losses
w

Ans - c
.............................................
w

Which of the following is an asset account?

a. Accounts Payable
b. Prepaid Insurance

om
c. Unearned Revenue
d. All of these

Ans - b
.............................................

.c
Basel-II prescribes that the housing loan portfolio shall be given the risk weight of...

t
es
a. 100%
b. 35%
c. 75%
d. None of the above

Ans - c kt
oc
.............................................

An FCNR deposit received from NRI in US $ can be viewed by the bank as...
m

a. Euro-rupee deposit
b. Petro-dolllar deposit
ib

c. Rupee-dollar deposit
d. Euro-dollar deposit
i
ca

Ans: d
.............................................
iib

What is the normal balance for an asset account?

a. Debit
.ja

b. Credit
c. Either a or b
d. None of these
w

Ans - a
.............................................
w
w

RBI has decided to implement basel–II norms and for the purpose, which of the following approach is
proposed to be adopted in india. Select wrong match

a. Credit risk - standard approach

om
b. Operational – basic indicator approach
c. Market risk - standard duration approach
d. None of these

Ans: d

.c
.............................................

t
The ultimate responsibility for designing and implementation of ICAAP lies with

es
a. banks,s board of directors
b. RBI
c. FEDAI
d. bcbg
kt
oc
Ans - a
.............................................
m

Under Standard Approach retail and SME exposures attract a uniform Risk weightage of ......

a. 75%.
ib

b. 50%
c. 85%
i

d. 100%
ca

Ans - a
.............................................
iib

Under Standardized method within each business line gross income is broad indicator for ......
.ja

a. capital Risk exposure

b. Operational Risk exposure.
c. Credit Risk mitigation
d. Financial Risk Exposure
w

Ans - b
w

.............................................
w

Cumulative negative mismatches maximam charges taken for the period of 8-14 days in ALM risk will
be......

a. 5%

om
b. 10%
c. 15%
d. 20%

Ans - c

.c
.............................................

t
On the recommendations of the Finance Manager, the board of directors will accept the project if......

es
a. Benefit Cost Ratio is less than one
b. Net Present Value is greater than zero
c. Internal Rate of Return is less than cost of capital
d. Pay Back Period is greater than target period
kt
oc
Ans : b
.............................................
m

Identify from the following statements , one statement which is not concerning to market analysis......

a. Production possibilities and constraints

b. Consumer behaviour, intentions, motivations, attitudes, preferences and requirements

c. Extent of competition and market share
i

d. Suitability of production process

Ans: d
.............................................
iib

From the following sources of finance , find out the free source of finance......
.ja

a. Equity Capital
b. Preference Capital
c. Retained Earnings
d. None of the above
w

Ans :d
w

.............................................
w

An Asset is ......

a. Sources of funds
b. Use of funds

om
c. Inflow of funds
d. None of these

Ans - b
.............................................

.c
What is the normal balance for contra asset accounts?

t
es
a. Debit
b. Credit
c. Either a or b
d. None of these

Ans - b kt
oc
.............................................
m

Client Jay pays ABC Co. 10,000 in December for ABC to perform services for Jay in 45 days. ABC uses the
accrual basis of accounting. In December ABC will debit Cash for 10,000. What will be the other account
involved in the December accounting entry prepared by ABC (and what type of account is it)?
ib

a. Accounts Receivable (asset)

b. Prepaid Services (asset)

c. Service Revenues (revenue)

d. Unearned Revenues (liability)
iib

Ans - a
.............................................
.ja

If a company revaluates its fixed assets, the current ratio of the company will:

a. Improve if assets are revalued upward

b. Remain unaffected
w

c. Improve if assets are revalued downwards

c. Undergo change only if liabilities are remaining constant
w

Ans - b
w

.............................................

Working Capital Gap means:

a. Excess of Current Assets over Current Liabilities

b. Excess of Current Assets over Current Liabilities other than bank borrowings

om
c. Excess of Current Assets over Current Liabilities including working Capital term loan
d. None of these

Ans - b
.............................................

.c
Balance sheet of a company indicated that its Current Ratio is 1.5. Company’s net working capital is Rs. 1

t
crore. The current assets would amount to____:

es
a. Rs. 3 crores
b. Rs. 1.5 crores
c. Rs. 2.5 crores
d. None of these
kt
oc
Ans - a
.............................................
m

Which of the following is not one of the 3 main pillars of Basel II ?

a. Capital for market risks

b. Supervisory review process

c. Market discipline
i

d. Minimum capital requirements

Ans - a
.............................................
iib

Which of the following is not covered under 'Market Discipline' pillar of Basel II ?
.ja

a. Ensure maintenance of minimum capital - with PCA for shortfall

b. Timely - Semin annual
c. Enhance Disclosure
d. Core disclosures and supplementary disclosures
w

Ans - a
w

.............................................
w

What is the normal balance for liability accounts?

a. Debit
b. Credit

om
c. Either a or b
d. None of these

Ans - b
.............................................

.c
What is the normal balance for stockholders' equity and owner's equity accounts?

t
es
a. Debit
b. Credit
c. Either a or b
d. None of these

Ans - b kt
oc
.............................................

ABC Co. performed services for Client Raj in December and billed Raj 40,000 with terms of net 30 days.
m

ABC follows the accrual basis of accounting. In January ABC received the 40,000 from Raj. In January ABC
will debit Cash, since cash was received. What account should ABC credit in the January entry?
ib

a. Accounts Receivable
b. Service Revenue
i

c. Owner's Equity
ca

d. None of the above

Ans - a
iib

.............................................
ABC Co. follows the accrual basis of accounting and performs a service on account (on credit) in
December. The service was billed at the agreed upon amount of 35,000. ABC Co. debited Accounts
.ja

Receivable for 35,000 and credited Service Revenue for 35,000. The effect of this entry on the balance
sheet of ABC is to increase assets by 35,00000 and to

a. Decrease Assets By 35,000

b. Increase Owner's (Stockholders') Equity By 35,000

c. Decrease Owner's (Stockholders') Equity By 35,000
w

d. None of these
w

Ans - b

Which of the following would not be a current asset?

a. Accounts Receivable
b. Land

om
c. Prepaid Insurance
d. Supplies

Ans - b
.............................................

.c
Which of the following would normally be a current liability?

t
es
a. Note Payable Due In Two Years
b. Unearned Revenue
c. Both a and b
d. None of the above

Ans - b kt
oc
.............................................

When an owner draws 50,000 from a sole proprietorship or when a corporation declares and pays a
m

50,000 dividend, the asset Cash decreases by 50,000. What is the other effect on the balance sheet?

a. Owner's/Stockholders' Equity Increases

b. Owner's/Stockholders' Equity Decreases

c. Either a or b
i

d. None of the above

Ans - b
.............................................
iib

ABC Co. incurs cleanup expense of 5000 on December 30. The supplier's invoice states that the 5000 is
due by January 10 and ABC will pay the invoice on January 9. ABC follows the accrual basis of accounting
.ja

and its accounting year ends on December 31. What is the effect of the cleanup service on the
December balance sheet of ABC?

a. Assets Decreased
w

b. Liabilities Increased
c. No Effect On Owner's Equity
w

d. None of the above

Ans - b

Deferred credits will appear on the balance sheet with the

a. Assets
b. Liabilities

om
c. Owner's/Stockholders' Equity
d. None of the above

Ans - b
.............................................

.c
Notes Payable could not appear as a line on the balance sheet in which classification?

t
es
a. Current Assets
b. Current Liabilities
c. Long-term Liabilities
d. None of the above

Ans - a kt
oc
.............................................

On December 1, ABC Co. hired Juanita Perez to begin working on January 2 at a monthly salary of
m

40,000. ABC's balance sheet of December 31 will show a liability of

a. 40,000
ib

b. 4,80,000
c. No Liability
i

d. None of the above

Ans - c
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ABC Co. has current assets of 5,00,000 and total assets of 15,00,000. ABC has current liabilities of
3,00,000 and total liabilities of 8,00,000. What is the amount of ABC's owner's equity?
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a. 2,00,000
b. 3,00,000
c. 7,00,000
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d. 12,00,000
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Ans - c
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