A. 170 days
B. 270 days
C. 120 days
D. 5 days
Related Mcqs:
- The commercial paper issued with low interest rate thus the commercial paper are categorized as ___________?
A. payables rating
B. commercial rating
C. poor credit rating
D. better credit rating - The principal issuer of the commercial papers are commercial banks and the major investors of principal investors includes ____________?
A. brokers and dealers
B. corporations
C. other financial institutions
D. all of the above - The financial instrument such as commercial paper can be sold ____________?
A. issued by commercial banks
B. directly
C. with brokers or dealers
D. functional buyers - If the 180 days T-bill have the maturity of one year with the value of $9250 and face value is $10000 then reported discount yield is __________?
A. 0.2
B. 0.13
C. 0.14
D. 0.15 - If the 175 days T-bill have the maturity of one year with the value of $8000 and face value is $10000 then reported discount yield is _____________?
A. 0.525
B. 0.4114
C. 0.4214
D. 0.4514 - The repurchase price is subtracted from selling price, divided by selling price and multiplied to 360 by number of days, Up to maturity to calculate _____________?
A. repurchase agreement yields
B. purchase agreement yields
C. repurchase yields
D. transaction yields - The forgone amount for holding the balances of cash at the time they are received is classified as ____________?
A. forgone cost
B. debt cost
C. opportunity cost
D. balances cost - 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 repurchase agreements having maturity of longer term have denominations of ____________?
A. $40 million
B. $10 million
C. $20 million
D. $30 million - The agreement which incurs the transaction between two parties and promise held that second party will sell security at specific maturity is classified as __________?
A. repurchasing commercial notes
B. repurchase bills
C. purchase agreement
D. reverse repurchase agreement