Option A: contraction mortgages
Option B: bonds and mortgages
Option C: expansion bonds
Option D: expansion mortgages
Correct Answer: bonds and mortgages ✔
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Option A: sinking fund provision
Option B: sinking fund premium
Option C: sinking fund discount
Option D: floating fund provision
Correct Answer: sinking fund provision ✔
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Option A: not receive fee
Option B: receive fee
Option C: receive interest rate
Option D: receive market rate of return
Correct Answer: receive fee ✔
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Option A: Brady bonds
Option B: swapped bonds
Option C: developed bonds
Option D: developing bonds
Correct Answer: Brady bonds ✔
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Option A: dirty price
Option B: clean price
Option C: paid price
Option D: unpaid price
Correct Answer: dirty price ✔
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Option A: Federal, local government & corporation
Option B: Federal corporation
Option C: government debts
Option D: stock calculator
Correct Answer: Federal, local government & corporation ✔
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Option A: corporate markets
Option B: treasury markets
Option C: bond markets
Option D: municipal markets
Correct Answer: bond markets ✔
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Option A: general obligation bonds
Option B: general obligation notes
Option C: general obligation tax
Option D: general obligation savings
Correct Answer: general obligation bonds ✔
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Option A: under-developed markets
Option B: developed markets
Option C: primary markets
Option D: secondary markets
Correct Answer: secondary markets ✔
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Option A: tax equivalent rate of return
Option B: local rate of return
Option C: withholding tax rate
Option D: general sales tax rate
Correct Answer: tax equivalent rate of return ✔
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Option A: STRIP
Option B: separated security
Option C: inflated security
Option D: coupon paid security
Correct Answer: STRIP ✔
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Option A: 1.16
Option B: 1025
Option C: 75
Option D: 0.0116
Correct Answer: 75 ✔
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Option A: local markets
Option B: state markets
Option C: international markets
Option D: national markets
Correct Answer: international markets ✔
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Option A: interbank bonds
Option B: intrabank bonds
Option C: Australian bonds
Option D: Eurobonds
Correct Answer: Eurobonds ✔
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Option A: higher than traditional
Option B: lower than promised
Option C: higher than promise
Option D: lower than traditional
Correct Answer: lower than promised ✔
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Option A: 12.65
Option B: 15.65
Option C: 17.65
Option D: 20.65
Correct Answer: 20.65 ✔
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Option A: major suppliers
Option B: major investors
Option C: major portfolio holders
Option D: major rates decider
Correct Answer: major suppliers ✔
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Option A: position in industry
Option B: overall financial strength
Option C: issuer’s profitability and liquidity
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: lower federal rate
Option B: higher federal rate
Option C: higher risk
Option D: lower risk
Correct Answer: lower risk ✔
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Option A: bull dog bonds
Option B: bull cat bonds
Option C: Yankee bonds
Option D: samurai bonds
Correct Answer: samurai bonds ✔
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Option A: relatively lower
Option B: relatively higher
Option C: quantifiable
Option D: not be quantifiable
Correct Answer: relatively lower ✔
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Option A: unregistered bonds
Option B: indenture bonds
Option C: trustee bonds
Option D: registered bonds
Correct Answer: registered bonds ✔
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Option A: country of premium
Option B: country of origin
Option C: country of selling
Option D: country of discount
Correct Answer: country of origin ✔
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Option A: most lowest
Option B: most highest
Option C: least lowest
Option D: least highest
Correct Answer: most lowest ✔
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Option A: avoid taxes
Option B: avoid interest hike
Option C: avoid high floating rate
Option D: avoid portfolio issues
Correct Answer: avoid taxes ✔
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Option A: 0.0204
Option B: 2.04
Option C: 280
Option D: 820
Correct Answer: 280 ✔
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Option A: currency of denomination
Option B: currency of home country
Option C: currency of Australia
Option D: currency of local market
Correct Answer: currency of denomination ✔
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The type of rating which all the credit rating agencies do not consider is classified as __________?
Option A: split rating
Option B: sinking rating
Option C: automated rating
Option D: floating rating
Correct Answer: split rating ✔
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The default risk is measured by large traders, managers and investors with the help of _________?
Option A: sinking analysis
Option B: analyzing financial ratios
Option C: portfolio scenario value
Option D: automated machine analysis
Correct Answer: analyzing financial ratios ✔
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Option A: secured debt issues
Option B: unsecured debt issues
Option C: volatile debt issues
Option D: collateral debt issues
Correct Answer: secured debt issues ✔
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The bonds that are considered as junk bonds and termed as higher yield are classified as ________?
Option A: expansion debentures
Option B: premium debentures
Option C: subordinated debentures
Option D: ordinate debentures
Correct Answer: subordinated debentures ✔
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Option A: trustee
Option B: trust department
Option C: monitoring department
Option D: indenture department
Correct Answer: trustee ✔
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In best efforts offering, the price offered by investment banks is originally set by __________?
Option A: municipality
Option B: insurance companies
Option C: negotiable transactions
Option D: global placement
Correct Answer: municipality ✔
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Option A: 0.0613
Option B: 0.0713
Option C: 0.08125
Option D: 0.0913
Correct Answer: 0.08125 ✔
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Option A: more inflated
Option B: less inflated
Option C: less risky
Option D: more risky
Correct Answer: more risky ✔
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Option A: treasury notes and bonds
Option B: contraction bonds
Option C: expansion bonds
Option D: dollar bonds
Correct Answer: treasury notes and bonds ✔
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Option A: contraction bonds
Option B: expansion bonds
Option C: dollar bonds
Option D: bonds
Correct Answer: bonds ✔
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Option A: US.T-Bonds
Option B: UK-T-Bonds
Option C: UK-B-bonds
Option D: US-B-Bonds
Correct Answer: US.T-Bonds ✔
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Option A: related to international market
Option B: related to equity
Option C: related to common stock
Option D: related to national market
Correct Answer: related to equity ✔
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Option A: lower paid interest rates
Option B: higher paid interest rates
Option C: registered interest rates
Option D: unregistered interest rates
Correct Answer: higher paid interest rates ✔
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Option A: 5000
Option B: 10000
Option C: 12000
Option D: 22000
Correct Answer: 5000 ✔
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Option A: 15.24
Option B: 13.24
Option C: 20.24
Option D: 19.24
Correct Answer: 20.24 ✔
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Option A: index commitment underwriting
Option B: insurance underwriting
Option C: default risk underwriting
Option D: firm commitment underwriting
Correct Answer: firm commitment underwriting ✔
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Option A: contributed bonds
Option B: non-callable bonds
Option C: callable bonds
Option D: discounted bonds
Correct Answer: non-callable bonds ✔
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Option A: treasury basis
Option B: corporate basis
Option C: premium basis
Option D: discount basis
Correct Answer: discount basis ✔
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The yield on subordinated bonds as compared to non-subordinated bonds is considered as _________?
Option A: highly risky and higher yields
Option B: highly risky and lower yields
Option C: less risky and higher yields
Option D: less risky and lower yields
Correct Answer: highly risky and higher yields ✔
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Option A: treasury notes and bonds
Option B: corporate bonds
Option C: municipal bonds
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: STORI
Option B: STRIPS
Option C: RIAPS
Option D: STORIAP
Correct Answer: STRIPS ✔
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Option A: face value of bond
Option B: face value of stock
Option C: book value of stock
Option D: book value of bond
Correct Answer: face value of bond ✔
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Option A: high yield bonds
Option B: low yield bonds
Option C: zero floating bonds
Option D: high floating rate bonds
Correct Answer: high yield bonds ✔
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Option A: subordinated debentures
Option B: ordinate debentures
Option C: expansion debentures
Option D: premium debentures
Correct Answer: subordinated debentures ✔
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Option A: 307
Option B: 1063
Option C: 2063
Option D: 3063
Correct Answer: 307 ✔
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Option A: 200
Option B: 300
Option C: 1320
Option D: 0.0138
Correct Answer: 200 ✔
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Option A: schools
Option B: governments
Option C: city and country
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: local placement
Option B: public offering
Option C: government placement
Option D: index placement
Correct Answer: public offering ✔
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The coupon payment accrued between last payment and settlement date is classified as __________?
Option A: paid interest
Option B: unpaid interest
Option C: zero interest
Option D: accrued interest
Correct Answer: accrued interest ✔
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Option A: bond covenants
Option B: private covenants
Option C: federal covenants
Option D: expansion covenants
Correct Answer: bond covenants ✔
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Option A: not be paid
Option B: be paid
Option C: be sold
Option D: not be sold
Correct Answer: be paid ✔
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Option A: lesser cost fluctuations
Option B: wider price fluctuations
Option C: less price fluctuations
Option D: wider cost fluctuations
Correct Answer: wider price fluctuations ✔
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Option A: annually
Option B: semiannually
Option C: monthly
Option D: quarterly
Correct Answer: annually ✔
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Option A: 0.018
Option B: 200
Option C: 700
Option D: 1.8
Correct Answer: 200 ✔
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Option A: relatively lower
Option B: relatively higher
Option C: relatively zero
Option D: relatively discounted
Correct Answer: relatively lower ✔
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The principal value of TIPS is increased or decreased and is based on the measure of __________?
Option A: consumer price index
Option B: manufacturing price index
Option C: auction selling index
Option D: inflation payment index
Correct Answer: consumer price index ✔
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Option A: return on assets
Option B: return on callable bond
Option C: return on non-callable bonds
Option D: return on equity
Correct Answer: return on callable bond ✔
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Option A: long term bonds
Option B: short term bonds
Option C: corporate bonds
Option D: Federal Reserve bonds
Correct Answer: corporate bonds ✔
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According to marketability feature, the bonds which are attached to stock warrants have __________?
Option A: decreased floatation
Option B: increased floatation
Option C: increased marketability
Option D: decreased marketability
Correct Answer: increased marketability ✔
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Option A: 1.95
Option B: 0.0195
Option C: 222
Option D: 690
Correct Answer: 690 ✔
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Option A: 2.25
Option B: 355
Option C: 925
Option D: 0.0225
Correct Answer: 925 ✔
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Option A: yield to income tax
Option B: yield to municipal bonds
Option C: yield to tax rate
Option D: yield to revenue bonds
Correct Answer: yield to municipal bonds ✔
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Option A: more index inflation
Option B: less indexed inflation
Option C: less active
Option D: more active
Correct Answer: less active ✔
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Option A: municipal bonds
Option B: reserve bonds
Option C: state bonds
Option D: federal bonds
Correct Answer: municipal bonds ✔
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Option A: double B
Option B: triple B
Option C: triple A
Option D: double A
Correct Answer: triple A ✔
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Option A: LIBOR rate monthly
Option B: coupon interest monthly
Option C: coupon interest semiannually
Option D: coupon interest annually
Correct Answer: coupon interest semiannually ✔
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Option A: investment banks
Option B: commercial banks
Option C: euro transfer agencies
Option D: currency deposit banks
Correct Answer: investment banks ✔
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Option A: exceed non-convertible value
Option B: exceed collateral value
Option C: exceed mortgage value
Option D: exceeds market value of bond
Correct Answer: exceeds market value of bond ✔
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Option A: local tax and revenue
Option B: global tax and revenue
Option C: print notes
Option D: commercial notes
Correct Answer: local tax and revenue ✔
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Option A: premium bid auction
Option B: discount bid auction
Option C: multiple bid auction
Option D: One bid auction
Correct Answer: One bid auction ✔
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Option A: origination services
Option B: document collection services
Option C: advising services
Option D: both a and c
Correct Answer: both a and c ✔
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Option A: higher yields
Option B: lower yields
Option C: untimed yields
Option D: termed yields
Correct Answer: higher yields ✔
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Option A: triple B rating bonds
Option B: double B
Option C: triple A
Option D: double A
Correct Answer: triple B rating bonds ✔
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Option A: call premium
Option B: call provision
Option C: discount premium
Option D: discount provision
Correct Answer: call premium ✔
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If the trading of municipal bonds is infrequent, then secondary market is considered as __________?
Option A: thin markets
Option B: thick markets
Option C: higher underwriting
Option D: lower underwriting
Correct Answer: thin markets ✔
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Option A: developed bonds
Option B: developing bonds
Option C: Brady bonds
Option D: swapped bonds
Correct Answer: Brady bonds ✔
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Option A: reserve placement
Option B: federal placement
Option C: private placement
Option D: government placement
Correct Answer: private placement ✔
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Option A: pledged bonds
Option B: serial bonds
Option C: series bonds
Option D: parallel bonds
Correct Answer: serial bonds ✔
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Option A: 3800
Option B: 2800
Option C: 4800
Option D: 5800
Correct Answer: 4800 ✔
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Option A: floating market
Option B: risky market
Option C: secondary market
Option D: primary market
Correct Answer: secondary market ✔
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Option A: clean price bonds
Option B: discount index bonds
Option C: premium index bonds
Option D: inflation index bonds
Correct Answer: inflation index bonds ✔
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Option A: finance bonds
Option B: revenue bonds
Option C: financing bonds
Option D: project bonds
Correct Answer: revenue bonds ✔
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