A. annual loan market
B. federal funds market
C. functional funding market
D. secured funding market
Related Mcqs:
- The drafts which are backed up by banks and are payable to seller of products or services are classified as ___________?
A. banker acceptance
B. secured acceptance
C. unsecured acceptance
D. economic acceptance - The economic period in which the banks have excess funds is classified as _____________?
A. functional time line
B. contract timing
C. contraction period
D. expansionary periods - The type of Eurodollars deposits denominated in banks outside United States is classified as __________?
A. mutual certificate of deposit
B. euro dollar certificate of deposit
C. expansionary certificate of deposit
D. euro dollar contraction deposit - 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 banks that deals with reciprocal agreements and accounts are considered as ____________?
A. correspondent banks
B. non-correspondent banks
C. reciprocal transactions
D. functional banks - 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 markets which reallocate liquid funds in relatively fixed amounts are classified as ___________?
A. capital markets
B. debt markets
C. secondary markets
D. primary markets - The short term promissory notes are unsecured and not collateralized against securities, hence it is classified as ___________?
A. notes payable
B. notes receivable
C. commercial paper
D. commercial notes - The maximum maturity days of holding commercial paper are ___________?
A. 170 days
B. 270 days
C. 120 days
D. 5 days - Financial panic that produce large losses for public can cause ___________?
A. serious damage to economy
B. problems for investors
C. pulling of funds
D. soundness of institutes
