MCQ Bank
A person who signs a negotiable instrument as a maker, drawer, acceptor or endorser without receiving its value is called ______________________________.
- A) A bearer
- B) Notary public
- C) A banker
- D) Accommodation party
Mr.Aslam presents cheque for payment on a cash counter with his name specified in in the payee part of the cheque is holding a ________________________ .
- A) Blank cheque
- B) Bearer cheque
- C) Crossed cheque
- D) Order cheque
I promise to pay Mr.Ahmad Rs: 100, 000, thirty days after getting admission in University does not qualify for a promissory note because _______________________________.
- A) None of the given options
- B) It is conditional
- C) It is undertaking
- D) Time of payment is not certain
Which of the following is NOT defined by the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881?
- A) Customer
- B) Notary public
- C) Material alteration
- D) Delivery
The relationship between holder of a demand draft and the bank issuing it is that of _________________.
- A) Drawer and payee
- B) Principal and Agent
- C) All of the given options
- D) Debtor and creditor
A bill of exchange is an order to pay ___________________ only.
- A) Shares
- B) All of the given options
- C) Bonds
- D) Money
The primary document that establishes the relationship of debtor and creditor between customer and bank in a loan agreement is______________________________
- A) Demand draft
- B) Bill of exchange
- C) Cheque
- D) Promissory note
Loan compositions of banks vary due to following factors Except:
- A) Size
- B) Lending rate
- C) Location
- D) Trade area
Promissory note is issued by _____________________________
- A) Principal
- B) Agent
- C) Debtor
- D) Creditor
A negotiable instrument that can be made payable to the maker himself is called____________________.
- A) Promissory note
- B) Promissory note
- C) None of the given options
- D) Bill of exchange
Which one of the following is a continuous and integral part of the credit life cycle?
- A) Follow up and monitoring of the loan
- B) To analyze the paying capacity of the borrower
- C) Technical and economical appraisal
- D) To conduct the financial analysis of the borrowers financial statements
Banks can _____________________ to avoid liquidity risk.
- A) Increase lending
- B) Sell liquid assets
- C) None of the given options
- D) Decrease borrowing
Which of the following is not a negotiable instrument?
- A) Currency note
- B) Bill of exchange
- C) Banker’s cheque
- D) A cheque
An ATM machine outside a bank’s branch is not dispensing cash, which type of risk the bank is facing?
- A) Credit risk
- B) Liquidity Risk
- C) Market risk
- D) Operational risk
If the endorser restricts or excludes the right to further negotiate the instrument then it is called ________________.
- A) Partial endorsement
- B) Restrictive endorsement
- C) Blank endorsement
- D) Full endorsement
Which one of the following does not qualify as promissory note?
- A) Thirty days after date, I owe to pay Mr.Ahamd or order the sum of rupees one hundred thousand only and the amounts which may be due to Ahmad by date.
- B) I owe Rs 10,000 to Mr. Ahmad
- C) All of the given options
- D) I promise to may Mr.Ahmad Rs: 100,000 thirty days after getting admission in University.
Banks involve in off-balance sheet activities to earn profit. Which one of the following is not an off-balance sheet item?
- A) Derivative contracts
- B) Advances
- C) Guaranty offers
- D) Loan commitments
If the endorser adds a direction to pay the amount mentioned in the instrument to, or to the order of, a specified person it is called ____________________________.
- A) Partial endorsement
- B) Restrictive endorsement
- C) Full endorsement
- D) Blank endorsement
In a promissory note the maker is the ____________________.
- A) Principal debtor
- B) All of the given options
- C) Surety
- D) Creditor
Following are the conditions of a person to be called as “Holder in due course” Except:
- A) He must have obtained the instrument in good faith
- B) He obtains the instrument for valuable consideration
- C) He becomes the holder of the instrument after maturity
- D) He must take the instrument complete on the face of it