A. federal funds
B. premium funds
C. discount funds
D. mean funds
Related Mcqs:
- The funds transferred usually for a day between financial institutions are classified as __________?
A. federal funds
B. banker’s funds
C. debt funds
D. secured funds - The accounting entry of the institutions who lend federal funds to other institutions is posted as __________?
A. liability on balance sheet
B. assets on balance sheet
C. income in income statement
D. expense on income statement - In borrowing and lending of federal funds, the federal funds rate is result of function between _____________?
A. assets and liability
B. cost and marketing
C. supply and demand
D. income and expense - The accounting entry of the institutions who borrow federal funds is as ___________?
A. income in income statement
B. expense on income statement
C. liability on balance sheet
D. assets on balance sheet - The group of dealers and brokers in financial institutions also include ____________?
A. money and security brokers
B. capital brokers
C. mortgage brokers
D. expansionary brokers - The financial instrument which is used to raise funds for working capital is considered as ____________?
A. commercial paper
B. commercial notes
C. notes payable
D. notes receivable - The transactions in market of treasury bills is mostly transacted over telephone and hence classified as ____________?
A. decentralized
B. centralized
C. federalize
D. commercialize - The commercial papers cannot be converted in to cash with easy and quick transactions because of lack of ___________?
A. organized secondary markets
B. organized primary market
C. organized interest markets
D. organized money markets - The transactions that came into being when borrowing and lending of excess money occurs, are considered as _________?
A. annual funds transaction
B. liable funds transactions
C. federal funds transaction
D. functional funds transaction - The markets which reallocate liquid funds in relatively fixed amounts are classified as ___________?
A. capital markets
B. debt markets
C. secondary markets
D. primary markets
