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Which of the following is/are component(s) of capital asset pricing model (CAPM)?
- A) Market Rate of Return
- B) All of the above given options
- C) Beta
- D) Risk Free Rate of Return
The variability in portfolio returns that can be avoided through diversification is termed as:
- A) Standard deviation
- B) Systematic risk
- C) Coefficient of variation
- D) Unsystematic risk
Which of the following statement is TRUE in regards to hedging approach to financing working capital?
- A) Financing the short term needs of the business through long term debt
- B) Financing the seasonal needs of the business through long term debt
- C) Financing the short term needs of the business through short term debt
- D) Financing the long term needs of the business through short term debt
Which of the following reflects the variability in portfolios return due to change in market return?
- A) Unsystematic risk
- B) Coefficient of variation
- C) Standard deviation
- D) Systematic risk
Coefficient of variation is a measure of relative dispersion (risk) per unit of:
- A) All of the above given options
- B) Expected volatility
- C) Expected risk
- D) Expected return
Which of the following is a shortcoming of using payback period to determine the acceptability of a project?
- A) It ignores cash flows during payback period of a project
- B) It takes into account cash flows after payback period of a project
- C) It ignores time value of money
- D) It takes into account times value of money
All are the techniques of capital budgeting EXCEPT:
- A) Payback period
- B) Internal Rate of return
- C) Profitability Index
- D) Net profitability value
What will be YTM of a 10 years Rs. 1000 face value bond which is paying a coupon of Rs. 100 and bond is currently selling at Rs. 950?
- A) 10.76%
- B) 12.25%
- C) 15%
- D) None of the given options
Securities issued to offer specified rate of return are classified as:
- A) Debt instruments
- B) All of the given options
- C) Interest-bearing instruments
- D) Debentures
Which of the following is a type of bond?
- A) All of the given options
- B) Maturity bond
- C) Zero coupon bond
- D) Coupon bond
Which of the followings is/are the example(s) of capital expenditures?
- A) All of the given options
- B) Purchase of new fixed asset
- C) Replacement of existing fixed asset
- D) Investment in alteration of fixed assets
All of the following are depreciation methods, Except:
- A) Declining Balance Method
- B) Specific Identification Method
- C) Straight Line Method
- D) Units of Output Method
Capital asset pricing model takes into account:
- A) Beta
- B) All of the given options
- C) Risk free rate of return
- D) Market return
Which of the followings is/are the type(s) of capital budgeting technique?
- A) Net Present Value
- B) Payback Period
- C) All of the given options
- D) Internal Rate of Return
Which of the following capital budgeting technique use “Interpolation method”?
- A) Profitability Index
- B) Profitability Index
- C) Payback period
- D) Internal Rate of return
Cost of capital includes:
- A) Cost of preferred shares
- B) All of the given options
- C) Cost of common shares
- D) Cost of bonds
What will be NPV of a project if PV of cash inflows is Rs. 550,000 and initial investment is Rs. 600,000?
- A) Rs. 550,000
- B) Rs. 600,000
- C) Rs. 50,000
- D) Rs. 1,150,000
All are the examples of non-cash items EXCEPT:
- A) Financial charges
- B) Bad debts
- C) Depreciation
- D) Amortization
Cost of debt includes:
- A) Cost of debentures
- B) Cost of fixed income securities
- C) All of the given options
- D) Cost of bonds
What will be cost of preferred shares if a company is paying Rs. 12 per share dividend and the shares are selling Rs. 95 per share in the market?
- A) None of the given options
- B) 7%
- C) 15%
- D) 12.63%