Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Over-the-counter markets

Stock exchanges

Capital markets

Third markets

The interbank money market

Stock markets

Interbank money markets

Bond markets

Capital markets

Future markets

Economies of scope

Risk diversification

Profit maximization

Economies of scale

Capital budgeting

Seasoned offering

Public offering

Bond offering

Secondary common stock offering

Initial public offering

An IPO

A seasoned offering

An unseasoned offering 

Bond offering 

An ICO 

1980

1994

1998

2008

2010

Liquidity risk, which arises from the different maturity structure of the banks’ assets and liabilities.

Liquidity risk, which is the risk of changes in the economic value of the bank’s assets due to unexpected changes in the creditworthiness of counterparties.

Liquidity risk, which is the risk that a bank may not be able to meet its cash needs by selling assets or raising funds at a reasonable cost.

Liquidity risk, which includes the risk of damages caused by human and technological factors.

Risk for liquidity is theoretically defined as  the logical development and execution of a plan to deal with potential losses.

Syndicate

Prospectus

Firm commitment

Due Diligence

Originator

During the period of 1923-29, there was excessive mobility in the US finance sector.

One of the reasons for the Great Depression was the excessive financial strength of the companies
in the US. 

Following a tight monetary policy and economic activity aggravated the intensity of the 1929 crises.

The over-regulation of the banking and financial sectors was one of the causes of the Great Depression. 

The 1929 Crisis caused unemployment, economic contraction, and stagnation.

Bankers

Land

Computer

Money

Government bonds

I only

II only

I and III

II and III

I, II and III

Ponzi finance means changing in the structure of international credits.

Ponzi finance is a complex commercial contracts that can be called derivatives, to calculate and analyze the resulting risk of bankruptcy.

Ponzi finance is the produced resources reduced and the dependence on external financing increased.

Ponzi finance is a claim that shows us that developed economies are also not transparent enough and it is also necessary to redefine the definition.

 Ponzi finance is a type of financial fraud based on the principle of continuous fund raising from newcomers to the system.

Issuing Bonds will be  a long term financing for a company. 

A company needs  debt financing, should go the Bank.

A firm can borrow money from its employees.

Ask to finance office to reduce tax.

Ask to angel investors.

They provide a priority right on profit.

The dividends of preferred stocks are generally fixed.

The ownership status of preferred stockholders is limited.

The holders have voting rights and take risks associated with the company.

The dividends of preferred stockholders have to be fully paid before the dividend payments of common stockholders.

Straight Coupon Bonds

Zero-Coupon Bonds

Bearer and Registered Bonds

Government Bonds

Corporate Bonds

Only a 

b and c

a,b and c

a and d

c and d

Risk

Uncertainty

Capital gain   

Compounding

Liquidity

interest rates

inflation

money supply

economic growth

Passive activity

I,II,III,IV

I,II

I,III

II,III,IV

Only I