The corporate equities or corporate stocks represent the portion in instruments of capital markets, which is ___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The additional debt instruments or equity instruments of publicly traded firm are included in the markets classified as ____________?

   A. flow market B. primary markets C. secondary markets D. funding markets...

2. In capital markets, the major suppliers of trading instruments are ____________?

   A. government and corporations B. liquid corporations C. instrumental corporations D. manufacturing corporations...

3. The market value size of outstanding instruments of capital markets depends on factors ____________?

   A. primary cash flows B. number of issued securities C. market prices of securities D. both B and C...

4. The type of structured market through which the funds flow with the help of financial instruments such as bonds and stocks is classified as ____________?

   A. financial markets B. non-financial markets C. funds market D. flow market...

5. The financial instruments of public markets include _____________?

   A. transfer funds B. bearer bonds C. shares D. bonds...

6. In primary markets, the first time issued shares to be publicly traded, in stock markets is considered as ___________?

   A. traded offering B. public markets C. issuance offering D. initial public offering...

7. The stocks or shares that are sold to investors without transacting through financial institutions are classified as ______________?

   A. direct transfer B. indirect transfer C. global transfer D. pension transfer...

8. The money market where debt and stocks are traded and maturity period is more than a year is classified as __________?

   A. shorter term markets B. capital markets C. counter markets D. long-term markets...

9. The process of selling and buying of stocks and bonds is classified as ____________?

   A. s-trade B. b-trade C. e-trade D. stock trade...

10. The maturity of debt instruments which faces more price fluctuations is ____________?

    A. primary maturity B. capital maturity C. short term maturity D. long term maturity...