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Islamic Capital Market

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Islamic finance?

a)

Financial business that only benefits Muslims

b)

Financial business that is not contradictory to the principles of Shariah

c)

Financial business that is based on interest

d)

Financial business that is contradictory to the principles of Shariah

2.

What is the Capital Market?

a)

A market where only individuals trade financial securities

b)

A market where only institutions trade financial securities

c)

A market where individuals and institutions trade financial securities

d)

A market where only governments trade financial securities

3.

What is the importance of capital markets in the Islamic financial system?

a)

Prohibits trade and encourages interest

b)

Prohibits interest and encourages trade

c)

Encourages both interest and trade

d)

Prohibits both interest and trade

4.

What are examples of Syariah Approved Securities?

a)

Tech Stocks, Real Estate Investment Trusts, and Mutual Funds

b)

Islamic Share/Stoks/Equity, Sukuk, and Gold Investment

c)

Foreign Currency Exchange, Options, and Penny Stocks

d)

Oil Futures, Government Bonds, and Cryptocurrency

5.

When was the Securities Commission Malaysia established?

a)

1990

b)

1993

c)

2000

d)

2005

6.

What is the purpose of the Shariah Advisory Council (SAC) of the Securities Commission?

a)

To determine Shariah compliant stocks and the Shariah Index

b)

To promote non-Shariah compliant stocks

c)

To regulate non-Islamic financial institutions

d)

To encourage interest-based investments

7.

What is the Business Activity Benchmark used for?

a)

To evaluate the company's marketing strategies

b)

To compute the percentage contribution of non-permissible activities to the company's total assets

c)

To determine the company's profit margins

d)

To assess the company's employee satisfaction

8.

What is the Financial Ratio Benchmark used for?

a)

To measure the company's social responsibility initiatives

b)

To refine the selection of Shariah compliant stocks

c)

To assess the company's customer service quality

d)

To compare the company's revenue with industry standards

9.

What is the threshold level allowed by the SAC for non-permissible activities in a company's core activity?

a)

1% - 5%

b)

40% - 60%

c)

5% - 20%

d)

20% - 40%

10.

What should be the maximum percentage for the financial ratio benchmark to consider a stock Shariah compliant?

a)

25%

b)

50%

c)

33%

d)

10%

11.

What happens if the price of a Shariah compliant security is more than its cost?

a)

Must sell immediately and donate the proceeds to charity

b)

Must inform the Securities Commission

c)

Must hold onto the security

d)

Must wait for the price to increase further

12.

What is the additional criteria applied by the Securities Commission to companies involved in mixed business?

a)

Assessing the company's environmental impact

b)

Reviewing the company's advertising strategies

c)

Analyzing the company's core activities and proportion of non-permissible elements

d)

Evaluating the company's employee diversity

13.

What is the objective of the SAC's two-tier quantitative approach?

a)

To promote interest-based investments

b)

To increase the number of non-Shariah compliant stocks

c)

To translate subjective criteria into actionable filters

d)

To discourage trade in the capital market

14.

What is the role of the Securities Commission in determining Shariah compliant stocks?

a)

To review the Shariah status of securities annually based on financial statements

b)

To rely on external agencies for stock selection

c)

To ignore the Shariah Advisory Council's recommendations

d)

To randomly select stocks for Shariah compliance

15.

What are the financial ratios used in the Financial Ratio Benchmark?

a)

Cash over Total Assets, Debt over Total Assets

b)

Income over Expenditure, Savings over Investments

c)

Revenue over Expenses, Profit over Loss

d)

Assets over Liabilities, Equity over Debt