Introduction to Financial Markets
In capital markets, the major suppliers of trading instruments are
government and corporations
liquid corporations
instrumental corporations
manufacturing corporations
government and corporations
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The market value size of outstanding instruments of capital markets depends on factorsA. primary cash flows
B. number of issued securities
C. market prices of securities
D. both B and C
The corporate equities or corporate stocks represent the portion in instruments of capital markets, which is
A. largest
B. smallest
C. never paid
D. none of the above
The transfer of financial instruments from suppliers of funds to users of funds without any intermediary in between is classified as
A. global transfer
B. pension transfer
C. direct transfer
D. indirect transfer
The process of selling and buying of stocks and bonds is classified as
A. s-trade
B. b-trade
C. e-trade
D. stock trade
The depository institutions that concentrate loans in one segment such as consumer loans are considered as
A. thrifts
B. state bank
C. global bank
D. multinational institutions
The risk which arises all the activities from contingent liabilities and assets is considered as
A. off balance sheet risk
B. income statement risk
C. balance of trade risk
D. balance of payment risk
The risk stating the assets are sold at low prices because of sudden surge in withdrawals of liabilities is classified as
A. payment risk
B. liquidity risk
C. income risk
D. balance risk
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