A. avoid taxes
B. avoid interest hike
C. avoid high floating rate
D. avoid portfolio issues
Related Mcqs:
- The year in which the Eurobonds are issued for the first time in financial markets is ______________?
A. 1963
B. 1953
C. 1983
D. 1962 - The denominations in which Eurobonds are issued are _____________?
A. $10000 and $20000
B. $5000 and $10000
C. $6000 and $11000
D. $8000 and $15000 - The foreign bonds that are issued before the Eurobonds are also called as ___________?
A. traditional international bonds
B. traditional local bonds
C. traditional global bonds
D. traditional currency bonds - The financial securities issued by the local and state governments are classified as _________?
A. municipal bonds
B. reserve bonds
C. state bonds
D. federal bonds - The financial securities which are issued to finance government expenditures and national debt are classified as _________?
A. treasury notes and bonds
B. contraction bonds
C. expansion bonds
D. dollar bonds - The foreign bonds issued in Japan financial institutions are classified as _________?
A. bull dog bonds
B. bull cat bonds
C. Yankee bonds
D. samurai bonds - The financial firms such as mutual fund and insurance companies are also called __________?
A. insured financials
B. guaranteed business
C. credit business
D. business financial - The Eurobonds are placed for buying and selling in primary markets by the _________?
A. investment banks
B. commercial banks
C. euro transfer agencies
D. currency deposit banks - The risk associated with Eurobonds and usually bears by underwriters is related to _________?
A. company annual sale
B. future sale of bonds
C. past sale of bonds
D. initial sale of bond - Type of financial security in which firms do not borrow money rather lease their assets is classified as____________________?
A. Leases
B. Preferred stocks
C. Common stocks
D. Corporate stocks
