Introduction to financial markets

In primary markets, the first time issued shares to be publicly traded, in stock markets is considered as

• Trade Offering

• Insurance Offeringnitial public offering

• initial public offering

• Public markets

The transaction cost of trading of financial instruments in centralized market is classified as

• Flexible costs

• low transaction costs

• Constant cost

• High transaction cost

The stocks or shares that are sold to investors without transacting through financial

institutions are classified as

• Direct transfer

• Pension transfer

• Global transfer

• Indirect transfer

The primary markets, the property of shares which made it easy to sell newly issued security is considered as

• increased liquidity

• decreased liquidity

• Large funds

• Money flow

The money market where debt and stocks are traded and maturity period is more than

a year is classified as

• Capital markets

• Short term markets

• Counter markets

• Long term markets

The type of structured market through which the funds flow with the help of financial

instruments such as bonds and stocks is classified as

• Financial markets

• Fund markets

• Non financial market

• none of the above

Flow The legal document required by Securities Exchange Commission stating

associated risks and detailed description of issues is classified as markets

• Prospectus

• Stated document

• Exchange

  commission document

• Risk detailed document

A company can raise capital through the primary market in the form of

• Equity shares

• Preference shares

• Debentures

• All of the above

In capital markets, the major suppliers of trading instruments are

• Government and corporations

• Liquid corporations

• Instrumental corporations

• Manufacturing corporations

The additional debt instruments or equity instruments of publicly traded firm are

included in the markets classified as

• Money market

• Central market

• Primary market

• Secondary market