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Monday, 29 August 2016

CAIIB-BFM-02


Q1. Risk arises due to adverse movement of interest rates or interest rate differential is called –

A.      GAP risk
B.      Interest rate risk
       C.      Both
       D.      Adverse risk

Q2. When a party to a foreign exchange transaction is unable to meet its funding requirement or execute a transaction at a reasonable price, it create-

A.      Country risk
B.      Soverign risk
C.      Liquidity risk
D.      Settlement risk

Q3. The mismatches in the maturity patterns of assets and liabilities give rise to -  

A.      Country risk
B.      Soverign risk
C.      Liquidity risk
D.      Settlement risk

Q4. Maximum inter period/month exposures which a bank can keep, are called –

A.      Overnight limit
B.      Daylight limit
C.      Gap limit
D.      Dealer limit

Q5. Maximum amount a dealer can keep exposure during the operating hour

A.      Deal size limit
B.      Daylight limit
C.      Gap limit
D.      Dealer limit

Q6. Maximum amount of exposure to any entity, maturity on a single day called

A.      Deal size limit
B.      Settlement risk
C.      Gap limit
D.      Dealer limit

Q7. Highest amount for which a deal can be entered is called

A.      Deal size limit
B.      Daylight limit
C.      Gap limit
D.      Dealer limit

Q8. A risk limit, which triggers,  on adverse movement of exchange rate is called

A.      Deal size limit
B.      Stoploss
C.      Gap limit
D.      Dealer limit

Q9. An exchange of specific streams of payments over an agrees period of time is called –

A.      Premium
B.      Swap
C.      Futures
D.      Option

Q10. A contract traded on an exchange to make or take delivery of commodity is called

A.      Premium
B.      Swap
C.      Futures
D.      Option











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