MARKS : 80 TIME : - 3 HRS.
Q.1 (A) Select the correct answer form the possible options given below and rewrite the statements: 5 Marks
(borrowed, owned, internal)
Group A
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Group B
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1. Capital structure
2. Public Deposit
3. Transfer of Shares
4. Fungibility
5. Final Dividend
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1. Voluntary Act.
2. Operation of Law.
3. Ratio of different Securities in Capital.
4. Investment in current assets.
5. Maximum 36 months.
6. Maximum 48 months.
7. Shares do not have distinctive number.
8. Shares do have distinctive number.
9. Dividend declared at the AGM.
10. Dividend declared at the statutory meeting.
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Q.1 (A) Select the correct answer form the possible options given below and rewrite the statements: 5 Marks
Group A
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Group B
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1. Fixed Capital
2. Debenture Holder
3. Under Subscription
4. Depository in India
5. Interim Dividend
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1. Less application for shares than expected.
2. Investment in fixed assets.
3. Investment in current assets.
4. Owner of the company.
5. Creditor of the company.
6. More application for shares than expected.
7. NSDL.
8. SEBI.
9. Declared at AGM.
10. Declared between two AGM.
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AS PER NEW SYLLABUS PAPER NUMBER THREE
Q.1 (A) Select the correct answer form the possible options given below and rewrite the statements: 5 Marks
2. The repurchase rate which is also known as the official bank rate is ______ rate. (Repo, Credit, Interest)
3. The market which is also known as the government securities market is _________ market. (Primary, Secondary, Gilt edged)
4. The debt instruments which are issued by corporate house to raise funds from the money market is ________ (Certificate of deposit, Preference shares, Commercial paper)
5. A market where existing securities are resold or traded is called ______ market. (Commodity, Secondary, Primary)
Group A
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Group B
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1. Treasury bill
2. Commercial bill 3. New Issue 4. Stock Exchange 5. Financial Market |
a. Primary market
b. Long term credit c. Mobilization of funds d. Promissory note e. Short term credit f. Secondary Market g. Central government h. Deals only with brokers i. New banking institutions. j. Mutual fund. |