Amity Diploma in Forex Management Solve Assignment For Treasury Management
1. What do you understand by integrated treasury? What are the functions of integrated treasury?
2. Discuss and explain the role of RBI. And, what are the guidelines given by RBI for risk management.
3. What are the different types of netting systems?
4. What is the role of information technology in treasury management? What is the likely future trend of IT applications in Banks for improving Treasury operations?
5. Define treasury management. Describe treasury responsibilities.
Case Detail: Case study
(a) A newly opened bank with paid-up capital of Rs. 500/- crores and deposits amounting to Rs. 500/- crores wants to take up treasury operations. Outline the organizational set-up for the purpose.
(b) State whether the following statements are true or false:-
(i) A perfect hedge of asset A requires an asset B that is perfectly correlated with
A.
(ii) Purchase of a future contract involves payment now for delivery at a future date.
(iii) Holder of a financial futures contract misses out on any dividend or interest payment made on the underlying security.
1. What is RTGS? What is the most important risk associated with the netsettlement system? How does RTGS overcome this risk?
2. Define rate sensitive asset and liability. State the components of interest rate risk.
3. What are different kinds of treasury instruments? How are forwards different from future. Explain with example.
Assignment C
Question No: 1
Treasury is a values-based organisation and our decisions and behaviours are guided by
- INTEGRITY
- RESPECT
- PASSION
- ALL
Question No: 2
The Department of Treasury and Finance is responsible to both the Treasurer and the Minister for Finance.
- TRUE
- FALSE
- depends on the company
- can't say
Question No: 3
For liquidity management, the main aims were for establishment and maintenance of an access to ………. term financing options
- short
- long
- medium
- all
Question No: 4
The main objective of yield management is to optimise ………... resources
- cash
- capital
- stock
- securities
Question No: 5
Loan syndication helps
- companies
- Govt
- SEBI
- stock exchange
Question No: 6
It entails management of an enterprise's holdings and entails activities such as trading in bonds, currencies, financial derivatives and also encompasses the associated financial risk management
- treasury mgt
- syndication
- counselling
- book buiding
Question No: 7
the main objectives of treasury management is to ………..down the complicated formulae involved in the service.
- break
- join
- merger
- hire purchase
Question No: 8
………..includes management of an enterprise's holdings, with the ultimate goal of maximizing the firm's liquidity and mitigating its operational, financial and reputational risk.
- treasury mgt
- syndication
- counselling
- book buiding
Question No: 9
treasury management includes
- liquidity mgt
- yield mgt
- both of the above
- none of the above
Question No: 10
SEBI regulates
- price of securities
- buying and selling of securities
- buyers of securities
- TYPES OF SECURITIES
Question No: 11
Treasury Management includes
- firm's collections
- disbursements
- funding
- all
Question No: 12
GDR is
- global deposits record
- global depository rceipts
- gross domestic record
- gross deposit receipts
Question No: 13
GDR is used to
- invest in assets
- Raise money from public
- Issue stocks
- sell products
Question No: 14
Feasibility study includes:
- economic feasibility
- technical feasibility
- commercial feasibility
- all of the above
Question No: 15
Credit rating
- reduces default risk
- helps issuers ensure their creditworthiness
- helps investors inform about company's credentials
- all of the above
Question No: 16
…………. is essentially a process used by companies raising capital through Public Offerings
- Book Building
- Loan syndication
- venture capital
- mergers
Question No: 17
Price band is used for which process?
- Appraisal
- syndication
- counselling
- book buiding
Question No: 18
One difference between a financial lease and operating lease is that:
- there is a often a call option in a financial lease.
- there is often an option to buy in an operating lease
- an operating lease is often cancellable by the lessee.
- a financial lease is often cancellable by the lessee.
Question No: 19
What is a trust that pools the savings of a number of investors who share a common financial goal.
- lease
- venture capital
- mutual fund
- syndication
Question No: 20
SPVin securitisation is
- Special purpose van
- special purpose vehicle
- special public vehicle
- specific purpose van
Question No: 21
Which lease is commonly used to acquire equipment on a relatively short-term basis.
- Operating
- Financial
- Cancellable
- non cancellable
Question No: 22
Crdeit rating is assigned to
- company
- group
- financial instrument
- managers
Question No: 23
Break even is a point of
- no profits
- no losses
- no profits no losses
- all losses
Question No: 24
Advantages of mutual funds
- professional diversfiication
- liquidity
- flexibility
- all of the above
Question No: 25
What is the price at which units under open-ended schemes are repurchased by the Mutual Fund.
- NAV
- repurchase price
- redemption price
- sales load
Question No: 26
what is a charge collected by a scheme when it buys back the units from the unitholders.
- Front end load
- repurchase price
- redemption price
- back end load
Question No: 27
Close ended schemes have
- no entry load
- no exit load
- both of the above
- none of the above
Question No: 28
Balanced funds have the features of
- income funds
- growth funds
- both of the above
- none of the above
Question No: 29
Money collected from mutual fund is invested in
- shares
- debentures
- tax saving bonds
- all of the above
Question No: 30
In larger firms, it may also include trading in bonds, currencies, financial derivatives and the associated financial risk management.
- TRUE
- FALSE
- depends on the company
- can't say
Question No: 31
A poor credit rating indicates
- high rsk of default
- low risk of default
- high creditworthiness
- high net worth
Question No: 32
Credit ratings are calculated from financial history and ……….
- current assets
- current liabilities
- current assets and liabilities
- fixed assets
Question No: 33
which is the financial practice of pooling various types of contractual debt such as residential mortgages
- Securitization
- credit rating
- lease
- hire purchase
Question No: 34
Which of the following is the credit rating of a sovereign entity, i.e. a national government.
- A sovereign credit rating
- bond credit rating
- corporate credit rating
- debtor credit rating
Question No: 35
Public issue of common shares is essentially carried out in two ways:
- current price and syndication
- Fixed price and book building
- corporate counselling
- lease
Question No: 36
IPO helps issue
- shares
- debentures
- fixed deposits
- loans
Question No: 37
IPOs are issued in
- capital market
- bond markets
- debt markets
- Companies
Question No: 38
Factoring helps selling
- receivables
- payables
- products
- services
Question No: 39
mutual funds atre checked by
- SEBI
- AMFI
- NCLT
- CLB
Question No: 40
Investment in mutual funds is
- common portfolio
- diversified portfolio
- single portfolio
- single security