💰Finance MCQs
Finance MCQs
500 MCQs271
In capital budgeting, a technique which is based upon discounted cash flow is classified as ___________?
Anet present value method
Bnet future value method
Cnet capital budgeting method
Dnet equity budgeting method
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The type of bonds in which there are many maturity dates and part of issue is paid off at every maturity date is considered as ___________?
Apledged bonds
Bserial bonds
Cseries bonds
Dparallel bonds
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A financial analysis technique used to evaluate a company’s performance over time
💰FinanceBy: Yasir Alam Horizontal analysis is a financial analysis technique used to evaluate a company’s perfor
ACommon Size Analysis
BHorizontal Analysis
CVertical Analysis
DNone of the Above
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The process of investing in projects that are most likely to be profitable within limited capital availability is called __________?
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ACapital Structure
BDebt Structure
CAsset Structure
DCapital Rationing
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The risk of losses on financial investments caused by an adverse price movements
💰FinanceBy: Yasir Alam Market Risk is also called as Systematic Risk
ASystematic Risk
BIdiosyncratic Risk
CFinancial Risk
DBusiness Risk
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Market Risk is also called as __________?
💰FinanceBy: Yasir Alam The term market risk
AIdiosyncratic Risk
BPortfolio Risk
CCapital Structure Risk
DSystematic Risk
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The risk of losses caused by flawed or failed processes, policies, systems or events that disrupt business operations is called
💰FinanceBy: Yasir Alam Operational risk is the risk of loss resulting from ineffective or failed internal proces
AOperating Risk
BFinancial Risk
CDebt Risk
DBusiness Risk
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Investment in a group of securities is known as?
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ADividend
BPortfolio
CInvestment
DBVPS
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Which of the following business terms is derived from the Latin word meaning “to role over”?
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Acompany
BCorporation
CConglomerate
DBank
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The cash flows occurring with more than one change in sign of cash flow are classified as __________?
Anon-normal cash flow
Bnormal cash flow
Cnormal costs
Dnon-normal costs