Financial Markets and Institutions

Bond Markets
The convertible bonds are considered as hybrid bonds because they have properties of
debts
common equity
both debt and equity
ordinate and subordinated
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Bond Markets
The type of provision which forces bond holders to sell bonds to issuer at value above than par is classified as
discount premium
discount provision
call premium
call provision
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Bond Markets
The price of treasury notes and treasury bonds without including accrued interest is classified as
clean price
full price
dirty price
accrued price
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Money Markets
The type of bids which states complete description about quantity of bids and prices of bids is classified as
markets bid
bankers bid
competitive bids
non-competitive bids
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Financial Markets and Funds
The value which converts series of equal payments in to the value received at end time of investment is classified as
present value of annuity
future value of annuity
decreased value of annuity
increased value of annuity
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Bond Markets
The longer debt instrument issued by government and corporations is considered as
contraction bonds
expansion bonds
dollar bonds
bonds
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Money Markets
The limit of getting treasury bills auctioned in a treasury auction is that no bidder can get more than
0.35
0.3
0.25
0.2
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Money Markets
The instrument used by Federal Reserve to smooth the money supply and interest rates include
treasury notes
repurchase agreements
commercial payable notes
commercial receivable notes
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Money Markets
The Federal Reserve decreases the money supply by
selling Swiss bills
buying Swiss bills
selling treasury bills
buying treasury bills
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Bond Markets
The department who is appointed by the bond holders as the representative or monitor of bonds is considered as
trustee
trust department
monitoring department
indenture department
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