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Which of the following is most common financial instruments of money market?

1. A swap contract can be defined as an over-the-counter derivatives markets (OTC) contract between two parties who agree to exchange cash flows on regular dates, where one party pays a variable payment, and the other party pays either a fixed or variable amount calculated on a different basis.
2. Since swap is an OTC contract, it contains terms and conditions such as the identity of the underlying asset, dates of payments, and the procedure of payment that are agreed upon and written in the contract.
3. In currency swap trades, one party trades swaps currency for a fixed interest rate and where another party trades another currency for a floating interest.
4. Traders usually exchange only the difference in interest payments.
5. In swap trades, the principal traded is called notional.

Which of the statements above related to sawps are correct?

Which of the following is a term describing how much minimum amount of money is needed in order to buy a security?

While transacting on the futures market, it is required that both involving parties must deposit a minimum sum of money as an initial margin in their margin account, typically less than 10% of the futures price to cover possible future losses.

It can be said that both the long and the short parties are engaged in a zero-sum game, meaning that one participant’s gains are the other party’s losses.

Similar to futures and forward contracts, swap contracts do not require money exchange at the beginning of the contract, the initial value of a swap contract is zero.

Option exchanges are considered to be a zero-sum game in efficient markets. The gain or loss on one side of an agreement precisely counterbalances the gain or loss on the opposite side of the agreement.

Which of the statements above related to derivative instruments are correct?

Which of the following is referred to as the risk-free interest rate?

What is the price of a 3-year zero-coupon bond which has $1,000 par value, if the required return is 9%?

Which of the following is true about bonds?

Which of the following do not have to make payment until maturity but pay the taxes of interest earned each year?

Which of the following is the organizations that collect the savings and funnel them to parties in need?

Payout ratio of an Intel company is 80%, expected return of the stock is 25% and expected future growth rate of the stock is 19%, what should be the price of earnings ratio of the Intel company?

1. debenture bonds
2. secured bonds
3. guaranteed bonds

Which of the above is/are among the types of bonds based on the guarantee they carry?

Suppose investors expect a %20 increase in dividends annually for a stock which 10 TL dividend. What should be dividend of stock after seven year?

I. Households

II. Firms

III. Government

Which of above is among the ultimate borrowers and ultimate lenders?

There are many factors affecting the return that will be gained from stock investments.

Which of following is not one of them?

What is the main factor that determines the coupon rate of the corporate bonds?

For any decision-making about buying/holding a financial asset or selecting a financial asset over asset groups; which of the following is NOT among the factors that the investors should take into account?

The investors who buy the shares issued by the company are considered as shareholders and this provides some rights to them.

Which of following is not one of them?

All of the followings are shareholders’ rights, except…

There are some elements that determine the characteristics of the bonds. Which of the following is not one of them?

Which of the following has its own specific land, building, managers and written rules and regulations?