- ______ is the rate at which the central bank of a country lends money to commercial banks in the event of any shortfall of funds.
A. Repo Rate
B. Reverse Repo Rate
C. Base Rate
D. MCLR
E. None of these - ________ is used by monetary authorities to control inflation.
A. Repo Rate
B. Reverse Repo Rate
C. Base Rate
D. MCLR
E. None of these - ________ is a type of asset-backed security collateralised by a pool of mortgages.
A. CRR
B. SLR
C. MBS
D. MCLR
E. None of these - _______ represents transfer of credit risk from a primary lender, typically the originating bank, to an investment bank.
A. CRR
B. SLR
C. MBS
D. MCLR
E. None of these - Which of the following is an investment to reduce the risk of adverse price movements in an asset?
A. Hedge
B. SPV
C. MBS
D. MCLR
E. None of these - Which of the following represents cash flows from a mortgage loan?
A. Hedge
B. SPV
C. MBS
D. MCLR
E. None of these - Under _____ mortgage payments are transferred to the MBS investors on a pro rata basis.
A. Pass-through participation certificates
B. Collateralised mortgage obligations
C. Stripped mortgage-based security
D. Covered bonds
E. None of these - In ________, MBS is categorised into pools of securities called tranches.
A. Pass-through participation certificates
B. Collateralised mortgage obligations
C. Stripped mortgage-based security
D. Covered bonds
E. None of these - In ________, the MBS is segregated into interest-only and principal-only.
A. Pass-through participation certificates
B. Collateralised mortgage obligations
C. Stripped mortgage-based security
D. Covered bonds
E. None of these - In ARM, “A” stands for _____
A. Advance
B. Adjustable
C. Attempt
D. Advanced
E. None of these
