Capital Market is a market for

• long term assets

• short term assets

• Medium term assets

• none of the above

What are stocks?

• Shares of ownership in a corporation.
• Shares of trading in a corporation.
• Bonds with potential to make money.
• Bonds that are traded.

Why do companies issue stocks?

• To create and investment opportunity into other businesses.
• To increase employee cooperation and an operating level.
• To be traded individually
• To raise money for economic investment and to fund operating costs.

What is an IPO?

• Initial Polling Office
• Initial Public Offering
• International Public Office
• Increasing Public Opportunity

What is a financial institution?

• A firm that makes money off of selling products
• An intermediary that helps channel savings into economic investments
• A corporation that typically falls into debt
• A primary source of selling company investment strategy

The primary market is also called

• New issue market

• IPo

• stock exchange

• over the counter market

The return of a share holder is

• Rate of interest

• Dividend

• Discount rate

• Discount value

The instrument used in capital market is

• Equity

• Commercial paper

• Treasury Bill

• All the above

Statutory body governing the capital market

• Commercial Banks

• RBI

• SEBI

• IDBI

Money added into a bank account.

• withdraw

• deposit

• cash

• cheque