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Question
Answer in one sentence.
What is Certificate of Deposits?
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Solution
It is unsecured negotiable promissory note usually issued by commercial banks and financial institutions.
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Match the pair.
| Group ‘A’ | Group ‘B’ |
| a) Financial market | 1) Long term fund |
| b) Money market | 2) New issue market |
| c) Primary market | 3) Trading of commodities |
| d) Commercial paper | 4) Short term fund |
| 5) Trading of financial securities | |
| 6) Share market | |
| 7) Unsecured promissory note | |
| 8) Secured promissory note |
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A market which provides long term funds
Write a word or a term or a phrase which can substitute the following statement.
A market which provides short term funds
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State whether the following statement is true or false
Treasury bills are issued by commercial banks.
Find the odd one.
Complete the sentence.
When trade bills are accepted by commercial banks, it is known as _________.
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Unsecured negotiable promissory notes issued by a commercial bank is called as _______.
Answer in one sentence.
What is call money market?
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Correct the underlined word/s and rewrite the following sentence.
In Money market, the instruments traded have maturity period of more than one year.
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Repurchase agreement
Answer in brief.
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Answer in brief.
Explain any 4 types of money market instruments.
Justify the following statement.
Money market makes available short term finance through different instruments.
