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BSF - Day 4 morning session

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Corporate Banking at BSF primarily focuses on serving:

a)

Individual retail customers only

b)

Micro-enterprises and startups

c)

Medium-to-large businesses, MNCs, and potentially GREs (*)

d)

Private Banking HNWI clients

2.

Who typically serves as the main point of contact and coordinator for a large corporate client at BSF?

a)

Branch Teller

b)

Head of IT

c)

Relationship Manager (RM) (*)

d)

Internal Auditor

3.

Financing a large KSA infrastructure project based on its future cash flows likely falls under:

a)

Retail Personal Finance

b)

Project Finance (*)

c)

Credit Card Services

d)

Standard Working Capital Loan

4.

When BSF participates with several other banks to fund a very large corporate loan, this arrangement is called a:

a)

Mortgage Loan

b)

Overdraft Facility

c)

Syndicated Loan (*)

d)

Bilateral Agreement

5.

Compared to retail credit assessment, corporate credit analysis places more emphasis on:

a)

The customer's age and marital status

b)

The number of mada transactions made

c)

Detailed analysis of company financials, industry, and management (*)

d)

The client's social media presence

6.

The independent function within BSF primarily responsible for approving/rejecting large corporate credit facilities based on risk assessment is:

a)

Corporate Banking Sales Team

b)

Treasury Department

c)

Credit Risk Department (*)

d)

Marketing Department

7.

A Letter of Credit (LC) primarily provides payment security to which party in an international trade transaction?

a)

The buyer/importer

b)

The seller/exporter (*)

c)

The shipping company

d)

The bank issuing the LC

8.

A Bid Bond, a type of Bank Guarantee often required in KSA, assures the project owner that the bidder will:

a)

Complete the project on time

b)

Accept the contract if their bid is successful (*)

c)

Pay all suppliers promptly

d)

Provide the highest quality materials

9.

What technology is essential for banks like BSF to securely exchange detailed messages related to Letters of Credit (LCs) internationally?

a)

SADAD Payment System

b)

SARIE Instant Network

c)

SWIFT Messaging (MT7xx series) (*)

d)

Mada Network

10.

Corporate e-banking platforms (like FransiCorp) primarily enable clients to:

a)

Apply for retail home finance

b)

Manage accounts, initiate payments, and access reporting (*)

c)

Trade shares directly on Tadawul

d)

Book appointments with SAMA officials

11.

Integrating a client's ERP system directly with BSF for automated payments often uses:

a)

Email attachments

b)

Physical document scanners

c)

Host-to-Host (H2H) or API connectivity (*)

d)

Branch teller interactions

12.

The internal Treasury function focused on ensuring BSF has enough cash to meet daily obligations is called:

a)

Market Risk Management

b)

Liquidity Management (*)

c)

Credit Risk Management

d)

Client FX Sales

13.

SAMA's LCR (Liquidity Coverage Ratio) primarily ensures banks hold sufficient _______ to withstand a stress scenario.

a)

Customer Loans

b)

Physical Branch Assets

c)

High-Quality Liquid Assets (HQLA) (*)

14.

Besides core deposits, a common way BSF Treasury might source longer-term funding for the bank is by:

a)

Increasing credit card limits

b)

Issuing Bonds or Sukuk in the capital markets (*)

c)

Selling off branch buildings

d)

Reducing employee salaries

15.

Asset Liability Management (ALM) within Treasury is crucial for managing the bank's own exposure to:

a)

Employee fraud risk

b)

Interest Rate Risk and Liquidity Risk (*)

c)

Credit Risk on personal loans

d)

Physical security breaches

16.

BSF Treasury manages the bank's own FX risk resulting from:

a)

Changes in the SAR/USD peg

b)

Domestic SAR transactions via mada

c)

Exposures to non-USD foreign currencies (EUR, GBP, etc.) (*)

d)

SAMA's domestic policy rate changes

17.

The portfolio of Saudi Government Sukuk and SAMA Bills held by Treasury primarily serves which purpose?

a)

Funding high-risk venture capital investments

b)

Meeting regulatory HQLA requirements for liquidity (*)

c)

Providing loans directly to corporate clients

d)

Hedging against commodity price fluctuations

18.

A Spot FX transaction provided by Treasury involves exchanging currencies:

a)

At a locked-in rate for a future date

b)

At the current market rate for settlement typically in 2 days (*)

c)

Only between SAR and USD

d)

With a guaranteed profit for the client

19.

An FX Forward contract helps a BSF corporate client primarily to:

a)

Invest in foreign currencies for speculation

b)

Get immediate cash in a foreign currency

c)

Manage the risk of future exchange rate fluctuations (*)

d)

Pay local salaries via SARIE

20.

What core technology do Treasury dealers use to view real-time market data (like FX rates) and execute trades?

a)

Core Banking System

b)

CRM Platform

c)

Trading Platform (e.g., connected to Reuters/Bloomberg *)

d)

Loan Origination System