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Secondary Market to Zero-coupon bond

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the term for the trading of stocks or derivatives in an organized exchange after the initial issuance?

a)

Primary Market

b)

Tertiary Market

c)

Secondary Market

d)

OTC Market

2.

What type of deal involves the separation of a division or subsidiary from a parent company to form an independent public company?

a)

Merger

b)

Acquisition

c)

Spin-off Deal

d)

Consolidation

3.

What is the quoted rate of a foreign currency for an outright transaction on a specific date?

a)

Forward Rate

b)

Spot Rate

c)

Reference Rate

d)

Floating Rate

4.

What is the secondary market for trading stocks in the Philippines?

a)

Philippine Stock Exchange

b)

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

c)

Philippine Dealing Exchange

d)

OTC Exchange

5.

What does stockholders' equity represent in a company?

a)

Total Assets minus Liabilities

b)

Total Revenue

c)

Company Liabilities

d)

Dividend Payouts

6.

What is the exercise price of a call or put option known as?

a)

Market Price

b)

Spot Price

c)

Strike Price

d)

Reference Rate

7.

What financial agreement involves exchanging loans of two currencies or swapping fixed and floating interest rates?

a)

Treasury Swap

b)

Equity Swap

c)

Swap

d)

Tender Offer

8.

What is the term for the fixed interest rate in a swap agreement exchanged with a floating rate?

a)

Swap Agreement

b)

Swap Rate

c)

Terminal Rate

d)

Fixed-Floating Rate

9.

What is a public offer to shareholders to purchase their shares at a specified price called?

a)

Public Swap

b)

Tender Offer

c)

Tenor Offer

d)

Treasury Offer

10.

What term describes the period between the value date and the maturity date of an asset, loan, or equity?

a)

Terminal Value

b)

Time Value

c)

Tenor

d)

Treasury Period

11.

What represents the estimated value of an asset or project at the end of a projection period?

a)

Terminal Value

b)

Present Value

c)

Swap Value

d)

Time Value

12.

Who is responsible for repaying the principal and interest of a bond at maturity?

a)

Bondholder

b)

Bond Trustee

c)

Bond Issuer

d)

Bond Manager

13.

What is the analysis method that examines cash flow patterns under pessimistic, normal, and optimistic conditions?

a)

Sensitivity Analysis

b)

Terminal Analysis

c)

Risk Assessment

d)

Value Projection

14.

What is the discounted or compounded value of money over a specific period called?

a)

Terminal Value

b)

Present Value

c)

Time Value of Money

d)

Swap Value

15.

What government security has a maturity period of one year or less?

a)

Treasury Bond

b)

Treasury Bill

c)

Zero-Coupon Bond

d)

Floating Rate Note

16.

What type of security is issued by the government to finance its spending activities, typically offering fixed income?

a)

Treasury Note

b)

Treasury Bond (T-Bond)

c)

Treasury Bill

d)

Corporate Bond

17.

What document typically includes information on how a trustee will protect bondholder interests in the event of a default?

a)

Debt Agreement

b)

Indenture

c)

Bond Prospectus

d)

Trustee Contract

18.

Which financial professional is responsible for issuing debt and equity securities, and is a member of the IHAP in the Philippines?

a)

Underwriter

b)

Broker

c)

Investor

d)

Trustee

19.

What term refers to the process of pricing financial assets, liabilities, and equity, including analysis of risk and return?

a)

Risk Assessment

b)

Valuation

c)

Investment Analysis

d)

Price Evaluation

20.

What is the statistic called that quantifies the extent of a company's potential loss?

a)

Loss Index

b)

Value at Risk (VaR)

c)

Profit Margin

d)

Risk Percentage

21.

What are securities attached to debt instruments, like BWW or preferred stock, giving holders the right to buy common shares of the company?

a)

Bonds

b)

Warrants

c)

Options

d)

Convertible Bonds

22.

What is the internal rate of return for a bond, considering the bond price at the beginning and the call price at the end of its life?

a)

Yield-to-Maturity (YTM)

b)

Yield-to-Call (YTC)

c)

Call Rate

d)

Bond Return

23.

What is the internal rate of return for a bond investment, taking into account the bond price at the beginning and its principal value at maturity?

a)

Yield-to-Call (YTC)

b)

Yield-to-Maturity (YTM)

c)

Maturity Rate

d)

Bond Yield

24.

What type of bond is issued by the government at a discounted price, typically without periodic interest payments?

a)

Treasury Bond

b)

Zero-Coupon Bond

c)

Coupon Bond

d)

Corporate Bond