A. Short-term
B. Long-term
C. Intermediate term
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Related Mcqs:
- In financial markets, period of maturity within one to five years of financial instruments is classified as_________________?
- A. Short-term B. Long-term C. Intermediate term D. Capital term...
- In financial markets, period of maturity more than five years of financial instruments is classified as___________________?
- A. Intermediate term B. Capital term C. Short-term D. Long-term...
- In the capital markets, the instruments which are traded having maturity of more than one year is classified as ____________?
- A. contraction mortgages B. bonds and mortgages C. expansion bonds D. expansion mortgages...
- Type of financial securities that mature in less than a year are classified as___________?
- A. Saving intermediaries B. Discounted intermediaries C. Money market securities D. Capital market securities...
- Financial security with low degree risk and investment held by businesses is classified as________________?
- A. Treasury bills B. Commercial paper C. Negotiable certificate of deposit D. Money market mutual funds...
- The type of bonds in which there are many maturity dates and part of issue is paid off at every maturity date is considered as ___________?
- A. pledged bonds B. serial bonds C. series bonds D. parallel bonds...
- Market where market makers keep record of stock of financial instruments is classified as_________________?
- A. Stock market B. Dealer market C. Outcry auction system D. Face to face communication...
- Corporations that buy financial instruments with money accepted from savers are classified as_________________?
- A. Debit funds B. Credit funds C. Mutual funds D. Insurance funds...
- The year in which the Eurobonds are issued for the first time in financial markets is ______________?
- A. 1963 B. 1953 C. 1983 D. 1962...
- Securities with less predictable prices and have longer maturity time is considered as_______________?
- A. Cash equivalents B. Long-term investments C. Inventories D. Short-term investments...
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