MCQ Bank
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
The alteration of date, time or the sum payable in relation to promissory notes, bill of exchange or cheque is called ______________________.
- A) Mere alteration
- B) Material alteration
- C) Complete alteration
- D) None of the given options
Banks feel difficulty to assess individual assets risk due to availability of _____________________about the borrower.
- A) Limited published information
- B) All of the given options
- C) Asymmetric information
- D) Non documentation of Economy
Which one of the following cannot be considered as signature for the purpose of endorsement?
- A) Signature by pencil
- B) All of the given options
- C) Lithograph signature
- D) Rubber stamp
The potential risk of loss associated with variability in a bank’s net interest income is called _______________.
- A) Equity and security price risk
- B) None of the given options
- C) Foreign Exchange rate risk
- D) Interest rate risk
Which one of the following risks is specific to bank’s risks?
- A) Liquidity Risk
- B) Operational risk
- C) Market risk
- D) Credit risk
An agent can be personally liable if he does the following acts EXCEPT:
- A) If he executes an instrument without his authority
- B) If he indorse an instrument with authority but in excess of his authority
- C) If he does not indicate that he is an agent
- D) If he does not disclose the name of his principal
Banks’s depositors are the creditors of the bank. They can demand their deposited money from the bank any time. If a bank fails to pay a customer his deposited money on demand the bank is facing ___________________ risk.
- A) Liquidity Risk
- B) Operational risk
- C) Market risk
- D) Credit risk
If the endorser signs his name only it is called ____________________________.
- A) Blank endorsement
- B) Restrictive endorsement
- C) Special endorsement
- D) Partial endorsement