wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Investment Banking - Test ( Batch end )

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main role of an investment banker?

a)

To process financial records using manual and computerized systems

b)

To act as financial advisors to corporations, to help raise capital

c)

To help clients by assisting with services (Ex: setting up checking account)

2.

True or False: Aarush, Aashi, and Eshaan are all considering a career in investment banking, a field known for its competitiveness and demanding work hours. True or False: Investment banking is a competitive field that requires a solid education background and long hours

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Choose multiple answers: What types of companies are most likely to hire an investment banker?

a)

Big companies planning mergers and acquisitions

b)

Companies looking to expand

c)

Public and financially stable companies

d)

Young companies planning to go public

4.

True or False: A professional accounting designation required to be an investment banker

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What was the Norbourg scandal about?

a)

The CEO kept billions of dollars of debt off the company’s balance sheet

b)

The company had had inflated its revenues by making false entries

c)

The company had intentionally overstated earnings in the company’s books

d)

The company owner diverted the company funds into funds for personal use

6.

Select multiple: Which degrees are the most common for an investment banker?

a)

Data analytics

b)

Finance

c)

Accounting

d)

Economics

7.

How many hours does an investment banker typically work per week?

a)

45 hours

b)

70 hours

c)

105 hours

d)

120 hours

8.

By what organization do you need approval by before you start working as an investment banker?

a)

PRA

b)

CRA

c)

IRS

d)

IIROC

9.

What is an acquisition?

a)

When a company purchases another company's shares

b)

When a company is accused of a crime

c)

When a company merges with another company to form a larger firm

d)

When gas prices are raised

10.

Why might there be a rise in investment bankers in the future? What causes this trend?

a)

The high income despite the pandemic

b)

It is very easy to get into school for it

c)

The increase in technology that sparks interest for lots of this generation

11.

What is the main role of an investment banker?

a)

To process financial records using manual and computerized systems

b)

To act as financial advisors to corporations, to help raise capital

c)

To help clients by assisting with services (Ex: setting up checking account)

12.

Choose multiple answers: What types of companies are most likely to hire an investment banker?

a)

Big companies planning mergers and acquisitions

b)

Companies looking to expand

c)

Public and financially stable companies

d)

Young companies planning to go public

13.

Merchant banking activities was originated with the merchant banking division set by

a)

yes bank

b)

Grinds bays bank

c)

none of the above

14.

The early growth of merchant banking in the country is assigned to the

a)

Foreign exchange regulations act 1973

b)

fema

c)

Income tax act

15.

State bank of india started merchant banking in _______ followed by icici in ________

a)

1980 , 1981

b)

1978 , 1980

c)

1973 , 1974

16.

Formal merchant banking activity in India was originated in which year?

a)

1969

b)

1963

c)

1974

17.

A merchant banking is a financial institutions conducting money market activities and a lending

a)

underwriting and financial advice

b)

Investment service

c)

All of above

18.

Lead of merchant banker should advice the issuer to enter into _______________ intermediary for the purpose of issue management.

a)

Agreement

b)

Arrangement

c)

Memorandam of association

19.

Shreya, Dia, and Sanya are considering hiring a merchant banker. Which category of merchant banker can act as : ________

a)

All issue management functions

b)

Underwriter

c)

Consultant

20.

The lead merchant bankers under category shall accept a minimum underwriting of _____

a)

20%

b)

0.25%

c)

100%

d)

5%

21.

Merchant banks deal with funds raised through ______________ and capital market.

a)

Secondary Market

b)

Primary Market

c)

money market

d)

Securities market

22.

A merchant bank can help a company specifically in which function?

a)

Sponsoring the issue

b)

Marketing

c)

All of the above

23.

_______________ covers the entire range of services provided by a merchant banker.

a)

Cooperate counselling

b)

Project counselling

c)

Credit syndication

24.

Financial services companies exclude : ________

a)

Sole proprietor

b)

Inurance companies

c)

Co-operative Banks

d)

commercial banks

25.

Issue management is an important function of _____________ and ___________

a)

Public manager and merchant banker

b)

Bank manager and lead manager

c)

Merchant banker and lead manager

d)

none of the above

26.

______ is regarded as the fourth element of the financial system.

a)

Financial services

b)

Financial markets

c)

Financial institutions

d)

Financial instruments

27.

RBI may collect from the merchant bankers an initial authorisation fee, an annual fee and renewal fee.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Find odd one: challenges faced by the merchant bankers in India.

a)

Entry restrictions

b)

Legal aspect

c)

Poor new issue market

d)

Banking policies

e)

SEBI guidelines

29.

What differs merchant (investment) bank from commercial one?

a)

Merchant banks work mainly with the government

b)

Merchant banks work mainly with individuals

c)

Merchant banks deal mainly with businesses

d)

Merchant banks deal mainly with commercial banks

30.

_____ service is offered by the merchant banker to get term loan for project, help client make appraisal, designing capital structure etc

a)

Underwriting

b)

Loan Syndication

c)

Issue Management

31.

A fixed-income security is defined as:

a)

a debt obligation that pays a fixed rate of return for a one-year period.

b)

common or preferred stock that pays a fixed annual dividend.

c)

a long-term debt obligation that pays scheduled fixed payments.

d)

long-term debt issued solely by a federal or state government.

32.

Which of the following is not an investment?

a)

Wage

b)

Property

c)

Stocks

d)

Shares

33.

If Aashi buys part of a company, this is called a

a)

Share

b)

Dividend

c)

Patent

34.

When a company successfully generates profit, what does it distribute to its shareholders?

a)

Tax

b)

Dividend

35.

Financial Investment is the

a)

persons commitment to buy a flat or house

b)

employment of funds in securities to earn returns

c)

employment of funds on assets to earn returns

d)

keeping money in locker

36.

What is the real-world scenario for investment?

a)

Use of capital on assets to receive returns

b)

Person’s dedication to purchasing a house or flat

c)

Usage of money on a production process of products and services

d)

Net additions made to the nation’s capital stocks

37.

Which investment makes one an owner

a)

investment in NSC

b)

investment in bond

c)

investment in debenture

d)

investment in equity

38.

________ is the chance of loss or the variability of returns associated with a given asset.

a)

Return

b)

Value

c)

Risk

d)

Probability

39.

In investment management, what should be maximized to achieve the best outcome?

a)

Return

b)

Risk

c)

Return and Risk

d)

None of the above

40.

Which of the following is considered as risk free investment?

a)

gold

b)

equity

c)

bonds

d)

treasury bills

41.

Most investors are risk averse which means:

a)

they will assume more risk only if they are compensated by higher expected return

b)

they will always invest in the investment with the lowest possible risk

c)

they actively seek to maximize their return

d)

they avoid the stock market due to the high degree of risk

42.

The SENSEX has

a)

50 stocks

b)

25 stocks

c)

30 stocks

d)

100 stocks

43.

If the price of a share at the beginning of the year was Rs.70/-, dividend received during the year was Rs.5/-per share and the price at the end is Rs.79/-. What is the rate of return?

a)

23%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

25%

44.

company analysis try to answer the questions; (choose any two)

a)

Has the company performed better in comparison with its performance in the previous years?

b)

Has the company performed better in managing the creditors ?

c)

Has the company performed better in comparison with its susidiaries in foreign market

d)

Has the company performed better in comparison with its peer companies in the same industry?

45.

tick any three qualitative variables taken into consider while doing a fundamental analysis

a)

competitive edge

b)

profitability

c)

management

d)

Corporate culture

46.

_______ a network of savers, investors, financial assets, and financial institutions that work together to transfer savings to investment uses

a)

secondary market

b)

primary market

c)

financial system

d)

capital market

47.

Investors with risk-loving characteristics will purchase securities with higher expected returns, lesser risks, and more liquidity. Do you agree with this statement?

a)

True

b)

False

48.

The oldest stock exchange in India is

a)

Delhi Stock Exchange

b)

National Stock Exchange

c)

Bombay Stock Exchange

d)

Madras Stock Exchange

49.

Financial

intermediaries can substantially reduce transaction costs per dollar of

transactions because their large size allows them to take advantage of

a)

Poorly informed consumers

b)

Standardization

c)

Economies of scale.

d)

Their market power.

50.

What is it called when Aarush and Kavya deal directly with each other, without the help of a financial institution?

a)

Private room

b)

Privacy Act of 2012

c)

Private Placement

d)

Stocks and Bonds

51.

Who spreads awareness about mutual funds in india ?

a)

SBI

b)

ICICI

c)

AMFI

d)

Bank of Baroda

52.

A mutual fund is a pool of money managed by a professional _____

a)

Banker

b)

Bank teller

c)

Accountant

d)

Fund manager

53.

What is FPO

a)

Final private offer

b)

First public order

c)

Final public offer

d)

None of the above

54.
Why do companies issue stocks?
a)
To create and investment opportunity into other businesses.
b)
To increase employee cooperation and an operating level.
c)
To be traded individually
d)
To raise money for economic investment and to fund operating costs.
55.

The return of a share holder is

a)

Rate of interest

b)

Dividend

c)

Discount rate

d)

Discount value

56.

Choose multiple answers: What types of companies are most likely to hire an investment banker?

a)

Big companies planning mergers and acquisitions

b)

Companies looking to expand

c)

Public and financially stable companies

d)

Young companies planning to go public

57.

Why might there be a rise in investment bankers in the future? What causes this trend?

a)

The high income despite the pandemic

b)

It is very easy to get into school for it

c)

The increase in technology that sparks interest for lots of this generation

58.

Financial services companies exclude : ________

a)

Sole proprietor

b)

Inurance companies

c)

Co-operative Banks

d)

commercial banks

59.

_____ service is offered by the merchant banker to get term loan for project, help client make appraisal, designing capital structure etc

a)

Underwriting

b)

Loan Syndication

c)

Issue Management

60.

A fixed-income security is defined as:

a)

a debt obligation that pays a fixed rate of return for a one-year period.

b)

common or preferred stock that pays a fixed annual dividend.

c)

a long-term debt obligation that pays scheduled fixed payments.

d)

long-term debt issued solely by a federal or state government.

61.

Most investors are risk averse which means:

a)

they will assume more risk only if they are compensated by higher expected return

b)

they will always invest in the investment with the lowest possible risk

c)

they actively seek to maximize their return

d)

they avoid the stock market due to the high degree of risk

62.

The SENSEX has

a)

50 stocks

b)

25 stocks

c)

30 stocks

d)

100 stocks

63.

Investors with risk-loving characteristics will purchase securities with higher expected returns, lesser risks, and more liquidity. Do you agree with this statement?

a)

True

b)

False

64.

Hedging means:

a)

reducing risks

b)

increasing risks

c)

being ready to take risks

d)

avoiding risks

65.

Employment of funds with the aim of achieving additional income is known as____

a)

Speculation

b)

Gambling

c)

Biting

d)

Investment

66.

What is the principal function of investment banks in the Financial Services industry?

a)

Providing loan services

b)

Creating and managing retirement accounts

c)

Underwriting, issuing, and trading stocks and bonds

d)

Managing employees’ salaries

67.

What is the primary purpose of corporate finance?

a)

Creating and managing retirement accounts

b)

Leveraging debt financing for different projects

c)

Providing investment advisory services

d)

Monitoring and managing foreign investments

68.

What is securitization?

a)

The process of transferring financial assets into cash

b)

The process of issuing different types of securities to investors

c)

The process of aggregating multiple assets into a tradable security

d)

The process of restructuring a company’s debts

69.

What is the primary role of a financial analyst?

a)

Assisting companies in issuing debt securities

b)

Providing loan services to businesses

c)

Researching and analyzing financial markets

d)

Advising companies on investment opportunities

70.

What type of financial services are provided by commercial banks?

a)

Underwriting and issuing stocks and bonds

b)

Establishing private funds

c)

Creating and managing retirement accounts

d)

Providing loan services

71.

What are Asset Based Lending (ABL) services?

a)

Providing investments to small businesses

b)

Creating and managing mutual funds

c)

Providing short-term finance secured on a company’s assets

d)

Buying and selling stocks and bonds

72.

What is mergers and acquisitions (M&A)?

a)

Combining of two or more companies into a single entity

b)

Trading of assets and liabilities between two companies

c)

Providing financial advice on capital investments

d)

Creating and managing mutual funds

73.

What is capital structuring?

a)

Managing a company’s debts and equity

b)

Issuing debt securities to investors

c)

Undertaking foreign investments

d)

Providing loan services to businesses

74.

What is the main difference between venture capital and private equity?

a)

Venture capital is focused on developing new projects whereas private equity focuses on mature businesses

b)

Venture capital is provided by governmental bodies whereas private equity is unsecured and obtained from financial institutions

c)

Venture capital is focused on existing businesses whereas private equity is focused on new projects

d)

Venture capital is unsecured whereas private equity is secured

75.

What is risk management?

a)

Monitoring and managing foreign investments

b)

Seeking investment advice from a financial analyst

c)

Evaluating and monitoring the risks involved in a particular investment

d)

Creating and managing retirement accounts

76.

What is stress testing?

a)

The process of analyzing the impact of various market conditions on a company

b)

Performing an audit to assess the financial health of a company

c)

Identifying opportunities for investment

d)

Providing long-term financial advice

77.

What is a private fund?

a)

A fund to facilitate trading of stocks and bonds

b)

A fund created by financial advisors for retirement accounts

c)

A fund to provide loans to businesses

d)

A pool of capital, managed by a team of investors, to purchase and manage investments

78.

What is Initial public offering (IPO)?

a)

The process of transferring private companies to public companies

b)

The process of issuing short-term debt securities

c)

The process of issuing long-term debt securities

d)

The process of issuing equity securities to the public

79.

The liberalization of Indian Banking and Regulation was done based on recommendation of _______?

a)

R Gandhi Committee

b)

Narasimham Committee

c)

Basel committee

d)

Khusro Committee

80.

Name the micro finance company that becomes the first to start operation as a commercial bank

a)

Pay Tm Bank

b)

Vodafone M Pisa Bank

c)

Bandhan Bank

d)

Yes Bank

81.

Which of the following regulates Credit Rating agencies in India?

a)

RBI

b)

NSE

c)

SEBI

d)

ICAI

82.

FATCA Stands for

a)

Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act

b)

Foreign Account Trade Company Act

c)

Financial Account Tax Compliance Act

d)

Fiscal Account Tax Compliance Act

83.

What does the M in M-banking stands for?

a)

money

b)

message

c)

mobile

d)

mutual fund

84.

As per which act, holidays are provided in the banks?

a)

RBI Act

b)

Banking Regulation Act

c)

as per orders of Govt.

d)

Banking Nationalisation Act

85.

world investment report is published by

a)

UNDP

b)

World Bank

c)

IMF

d)

UNCTAD

86.

Merchant banking in India is governed by

a)

SEBI

b)

IRDA

c)

RBI

d)

Ministry of Finance

87.

If you wish to purchase US dollars to travel abroad, you will approach:-

a)

Ministry of finance

b)

US Embassy

c)

Any bank branch authorized for such activity

d)

External Affairs ministry

88.

If a bank has to borrow funds from RBI for a long term, which among the following will be applicable?

a)

Repo Rate

b)

Reverse Repo

c)

Bank Rate

d)

liquidity Adjustment Facility

89.

Minimum and maximum limit for RTGS

(a)  

90.

Cheque is a (a)   instrument

91.

Bhadti ka naam zindagi

a)

axis bank

b)

bank of baroda

c)

bandhan bank

d)

bank of baroda

92.

lets make money simple

a)

Kotak Mahindra

b)

yes bank

c)

Citi bank

d)

bank of baroda

93.

knowledge is Power

a)

Financial Express

b)

The Economic Times

c)

Hindustan Times

d)

none of above

94.

IRDA stands for

a)

Indian Regulatory Development Authority

b)

Insurance Regulatory Development Authority

c)

Investment in Insurance Regulatory Development Authority

d)

none of the above

95.

which company is the sole public sector life insurance company

a)

Standard life insurance

b)

Bharti Axa life insurance

c)

Life Insurance Corporation of India

d)

none of above

96.

For what kind of transactions are demat accounts necessary

a)

For having mobile banking facilities

b)

For taking retail loans from banks

c)

For trading in shares of companies

d)

For non resident account

97.

Which of the following is not necessarily involved in an IPO process

a)

underwriter

b)

registrar of companies

c)

registrar of issue

d)

investment bank

98.

Which of the following indicates the wealth of a person

a)

Asset

b)

Bank balance

c)

capital

d)

Net worth

99.

Merchant banking activities was originated with the merchant banking division set by

a)

yes bank

b)

Grinds bays bank

c)

none of the above

100.

The early growth of merchant banking in the country is assigned to the

a)

Foreign exchange regulations act 1973

b)

fema

c)

Income tax act

101.

State bank of india started merchant banking in _______ followed by icici in ________

a)

1980 , 1981

b)

1978 , 1980

c)

1973 , 1974

102.

Formal merchant banking activity in india was orginated in

a)

1969

b)

1963

c)

1974

103.

A merchant banking is a financial institutions conducting money market activities and a lending

a)

underwriting and financial advice

b)

Investment service

c)

All of above

104.

Lead of merchant banker should advice the issuer to enter into _______________ intermediary for the purpose of issue management.

a)

Agreement

b)

Arrangement

c)

Memorandam of association

105.

Category 1 of merchant banker can act as : ________

a)

All issue management functions

b)

Underwriter

c)

Consultant

106.

The lead merchant bankers under category shall accept a minimum underwriting of _____

a)

20%

b)

0.25%

c)

100%

d)

5%

107.

Merchant banks deal with funds raised through ______________ and capital market.

a)

Secondary Market

b)

Primary Market

c)

money market

d)

Securities market

108.

Merchant bankers are : ___________

a)

Merchant

b)

Banks

c)

Neither merchants nor banks

109.

A merchant bank can help an organization specifically in promotion functions

a)

Sponsoring the issue

b)

Marketing

c)

All of the above

110.

_____________ operates in inter bank call money market.

a)

Commercial Banks

b)

Central Bank (RBI)

c)

Co-operative Banks

d)

Financer house of India

111.

Find odd one : Authorization criteria of merchant bankers

a)

Professional competence

b)

All business performed

c)

Capital adequacy

112.

_______________ covers the entire range of services provided by a merchant banker.

a)

Cooperate counselling

b)

Project counselling

c)

Credit syndication

113.

Functional of financial services exclude : _______

a)

Mobilisation of savings

b)

Collection Tax

c)

Allocation of funds

114.

Financial services companies exclude : ________

a)

Sole proprietor

b)

Inurance companies

c)

Co-operative Banks

d)

commercial banks

115.

Issue management is an important function of _____________ and ___________

a)

Public manager and merchant banker

b)

Bank manager and lead manager

c)

Merchant banker and lead manager

d)

none of the above

116.

Role of merchant banking is Innovation.

a)

False

b)

True

117.

Merchant banks shall not associate with any business other than that of the securities market.

a)

True

b)

False

118.

Which of the following is not a fee‐based financial service?

a)

Corporate counseling

b)

Lease financing

c)

Issue management

d)

Profit management

119.

NBFC is a company registered under _________.

a)

The RBI Act

b)

The Indian Contract Act

c)

The Companies Act, 1956

d)

Co-operative society Act

120.

Responsibilities of merchant bankers.

a)

Legal aspect

b)

Banking policies

c)

To the investors

d)

Corporate dynamics