The private placement of issues are considered as ____________?

Related Mcqs:

1. As compared to public issues, the interest premiums on privately placed issues overtime have _____________?

   A. increased B. increased floatation rate C. decreased D. zero interest coupon...

2. The placement of financial issue in which investment bank and municipality together find the large buyers is classified as ____________?

   A. reserve placement B. federal placement C. private placement D. government placement...

3. The type of bonds in which whole issues get mature on a single date is considered as ___________?

   A. term bonds B. under bonds C. collateral bonds D. trustworthy bonds...

4. The private placed stock and privately placed bonds are considered as _____________?

   A. most illiquid securities B. most liquid securities C. least liquid securities D. least illiquid securities...

5. The issues sold by investment banks and guarantees the issuer by buying new issue at fixed price is classified as _________?

   A. index commitment underwriting B. insurance underwriting C. default risk underwriting D. firm commitment underwriting...

6. As compared to publicly placed issues, the privately placed bonds are issued for _________?

   A. lower paid interest rates B. higher paid interest rates C. registered interest rates D. unregistered interest rates...

7. An interest rate which is paid by firm as soon as it issues debt is classified as pre-tax__________?

   A. Term structure B. Market premium C. Risk premium D. Cost of debt...

8. A company who issues bonds or stocks in result raised funds which finally____________?

   A. Increases liabilities B. Increases equity C. Increases cash D. Decreases cash...

9. Financial security which is tax exempted and issues by state governments to individuals is classified as___________?

   A. U.S treasury bonds B. Mortgages C. Municipal bonds D. Corporate bonds...

10. The banks, mutual funds and insurance companies are considered as ____________?

    A. major suppliers B. major investors C. major portfolio holders D. major rates decider...