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WorksheetsFMEL 104 Preliminary Exam
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 35mins
It ensures that a company has sufficient cash available at all times to meet the needs of its primary business operations
Cash Department
Treasury Department
Marketing Department
HR Department
It safeguards the existing assets, which calls for the prudent investment of funds while guarding against excessive losses on interest rates and foreign exchange positions.
Sales and Marketing Department
Human Resource Department
Treasury Management
Maintenance Department
The principles of management include all of the following EXCEPT
Planning
Planting
Decision-making
Controlling
The accounting staff generally handles the receipt and disbursement of cash, but the treasury staff needs to compile this information from all subsidiaries into short-range and long- range cash forecasts.
Cash forecasting
Working capital management
Cash management
Investment management
The treasury staff uses the information it obtained from its cash forecasting and working capital management activities to ensure that sufficient cash is available for operational needs.
Working capital management
Cash management
Investment management
Treasury risk management
The treasurer should be aware of working capital levels and trends, and advise management on the impact of proposed policy changes on working capital levels.
Working capital management
Cash management
Investment management
Treasury risk management
One of the responsibilities of the treasury department wherein the treasury staff is responsible for the proper investment of excess funds.
Cash Forecasting
Working Capital Management
Cash Management
Investment Management
It refers to the activity of identifying risk and reaching a state of risk that is required to achieve desired objectives.
Risk Management
Management Advice
Working Capital Management
Cash Forecasting
The treasury staff can be an excellent in-house resource for the management team should they want to know about interest rates that the company is likely to pay on new debt offerings, the availability of debt, and probable terms that equity investors will want in exchange for their investment in the company
Risk Management
Management Advice
Working Capital Management
Cash Forecasting
They are responsible for overseeing the management of a company or bank's assets and liabilities.
Asset-liability committees (ALCOs)
Front Office
Mid-Office
Back Office
_____ must monitor current and projected cash flows and special funding needs, and use this information to correctly invest funds, and be prepared for an additional borrowings.
Front Office
Mid-Office
Back Office
Treasurer
In the course of buying and selling transactions, the dealers and traders are the first point of interface with the other participants in the market (dealers of other banks, brokers and customers).
Front Office
Mid-Office
Back Office
Treasurer
This office undertakes accounting, settlement and reconciliation operations.
Front Office
Mid-Office
Back Office
Treasurer
This office is responsible for risk monitoring, measurement analysis and reports directly to the Top management for control.
Front Office
Mid-Office
Back Office
Treasurer
Function wherein the treasurer presents regular reports on the organization's financial position
general financial oversight
funding, fundraising and sales
financial planning and budgeting
financial reporting
Function wherein the treasurer advises on the organization's fundraising strategy and ensures use of funds that complies with conditions set by funding bodies
general financial oversight
funding, fundraising and sales
financial planning and budgeting
financial reporting
Function wherein the treasurer oversees and presents budgets, accounts and financial statements to the management committee
general financial oversight
funding, fundraising and sales
financial planning and budgeting
banking, book-keeping and record- keeping
Function wherein the treasurer prepares and presents budgets for new or ongoing work, advises on financial implications of strategic and operational plans and present revised financial forecasts based on actual spend.
general financial oversight
Control of fixed assets and stock
financial planning and budgeting
banking, book-keeping and record- keeping
Function wherein the treasurer ensures proper records are kept
and required insurances are in place.
general financial oversight
Control of fixed assets and stock
risk management
banking, book-keeping and record- keeping
How should the treasury department conduct its responsibilities?
honestly
in good faith
with integrity, due care, competence and diligence
all of the above
This is also known as a financial instrument.
bond
debt
security
interest
Financial institutions are also known as ________.
Financial organisation
Financial intermediaries
Financial system
All of the above
Money market deals in _____________________
Medium-term securities
Short term Securities
Long term Securities
None of these
Represents ownership in the corporation
value
interest
stock or share
coupon
It is the conversion of one country's currency into another
Private households
Commercial bank
Foreign exchange
Core capital
Which of the following refers to the characteristics of the money market?
Securities have a life of more than one year
Represent ownership of a firm
Includes bonds and debentures
Are more liquid than capital market
Capital market instrument include__________
treasury bills
certificates of deposit
corporate long term securities
commercial paper
Interest rate refers to
The amount of interest someone has in a product
The price you pay to borrow money
The amount of money you get if you borrow money
The amount of interest a producer has in selling you a product
Unemployment Rate refers to
the percent of people in the workforce
the amount of people collecting unemployment checks from the gov.
the percent of people that are currently out of work
the amount of money you get paid when you retire
When inflation is high the _______________of the currency decreases
What is the Philippines situation in terms of international trade?
It has a trade deficit.
It has a trade surplus.
Export and imports are the same.
It does not participate in international trade.
This is the sum of net income from abroad, net current transfers, and the balance of trade.
current account
gross domestic product
gross national income
purchasing power
What debt is accumulated when a government spends more than it collects?
external debt
gross debt
internal debt
net debt
This is a projection of the government's revenues and expenditure for a particular period of time often referred to as a financial or fiscal year
fiscal policy
government budget
monetary policy
economic forecast
What are the actions taken to manage the availability and cost of money and credit to attain stable prices?
Contractionary Policy
Monetary Policy
Fiscal Policy
Expansionary Policy
What is the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)?
the fraction of the deposits that commercial banks lend to the customers
the fraction of the deposits that BSP must keep with commercial banks
the fraction of the deposits that commercial banks must keep with BSP
the fraction of the deposits that commercial banks must keep in its vaults
Banks have different options for where to hold or invest their reserves. Which of the following is NOT something we see?
Banks depositing their reserves with the BSP.
Banks investing their reserves in the stock market.
Banks loaning out reserves to consumers.
Banks loaning out reserves to other banks.
When interest rates are cut, which of the following should NOT happen (in theory)?
Households spend less as there is a greater incentive to save.
Firms spend more as it is cheaper to take out a bank loan.
Households spend more as their monthly mortgage payments are lower (variable rate mortgages).
Households spend more as there is less incentive to save.
All of the following are government securities EXCEPT
treasury check
treasury bills
treasury bonds
treasury notes
These are short-term secure investments issued by the Philippine government through the Bureau of Treasury (BTr)
treasury check
treasury bills
treasury bonds
treasury notes
These mature in 20 or 30 years and offer the highest interest payments bi-annually.
treasury check
treasury bills
treasury bonds
treasury notes
The corporate income tax (CIT) rates for domestic corporations and resident foreign corporations (RFCs) under the CREATE Act
30%
25%
20%
15%
Which is FALSE in an inflationary environment?
INVERSE relationship between bonds and stocks. Bonds usually change direction ahead of stocks
An INVERSE relationship between the US Dollar and commodities
INVERSE relationship between the US Dollar and commodities
An INVERSE relationship between bonds and commodities
Decisions in the financial market can be based on
rationality
law
emotions
popular demand
List down the five factors you need to know and understand for financial market analysis.
