A. single payment basis
B. monthly payment basis
C. semiannual payment basis
D. annual payment basis
Related Mcqs:
- The interest rate at which the federal funds are borrowed and can be lent is classified as ____________?
A. borrowing rate
B. supplying rate
C. lending rate
D. federal funds rate - 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 Federal reserve, money market brokers and dealers, mutual funds and US treasury are all participants of ____________?
A. liquid markets
B. money markets
C. transaction markets
D. functional markets - 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 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 - The transaction of federal funds usually take place in the form of ___________?
A. functional loans
B. annual loans
C. unsecured loans
D. secured loans - The demand for heavy loans can cause ____________?
A. excess funds for banks
B. deficiencies for banks
C. organized reservation
D. competitive reservations - The rate which is used in major banks in United States as a rate for industrial and commercial loans is _____________?
A. London intra bank offered rate
B. London interbank offered rate
C. euro interbank offered rate
D. demand intra bank rate - The overnight loans transaction are part of trading of _____________?
A. extensive funds
B. federal funds
C. intensive funds
D. premium funds - The treasury bills are issued to raise significant amount of funds by ____________?
A. US treasury
B. Australian treasury
C. Swiss treasury
D. functional treasury
