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What is a ‘Letter of Credit’ (LC) in international trade?
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A. A type of loanB. A form of insuranceC. A payment guarantee in international tradeD. A type of investment
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What is the purpose of a ‘Bank Reconciliation Statement’? |.
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A. To calculate the bank's profitB. To compare the company's cash balance with the bank's cash balanceC. To determine the bank's liquidityD. To assess ...
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What are the main types of bank risks? | credit.
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A. Credit risk, market risk, and operational risk onlyB. Credit risk, market risk, liquidity risk, and reputational risk onlyC. Credit risk, market risk, operational risk, liquidity risk, and ...
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What is the significance of ‘Net Interest Margin’ (NIM) for.
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A. It measures the bank's non-interest income.B. It represents the bank's total assets.C. It indicates the bank's overall efficiency in managing interest rates.D. It ...
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What is the difference between ‘Demand Deposits’ and ‘Time Deposits’?
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A. Demand deposits earn higher interest; time deposits do not.B. Demand deposits require prior notice for withdrawal; time deposits do not.C. Demand deposits are highly liquid; time deposits ...
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Explain the concept of ‘Capital Adequacy Ratio’ (CAR) in banking.
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A. Ratio of bank's liabilities to its assetsB. Ratio of bank's profits to its expensesC. Ratio of bank's capital to its risk-weighted assetsD. Ratio ...
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How does a bank manage its Liquidity Risk? | liquidity.
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A. Ignoring it entirelyB. Maintaining high levels of Non-Performing Assets (NPAs)C. Maintaining sufficient liquid assets and diversified funding sourcesD. Investing heavily in long-term, illiquid ...
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What is the role of a Bank’s Correspondent Bank? |.
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A. Providing loans to businessesB. Managing customer accountsC. Facilitating international transactionsD. Issuing credit cards
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What is a Letter of Credit (LC) in international trade?
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A. A type of loan.B. A form of insurance.C. A guarantee of payment in international trade.D. A type of bank account.
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What is the role of a Correspondent Bank? | correspondent.
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A. To lend money to individuals.B. To act as an agent for another bank.C. To regulate banking activities.D. To issue credit cards.
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