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TRUE-FALSE QUESTIONS
5. Capital market securities have better liquidity than money market securities.
6. Both governments and businesses issue both debt and equity capital market securities
9. Financial markets that facilitate the flow of short-term funds (with maturities of less than one year) are
known as capital markets, while those that facilitate the flow of long-term funds are known as money
markets.
11. Bonds are long-term debt obligations issued by corporations and government agencies to support their
operations.
12. Long-term debt securities tend to have lower risk but a higher return than money market securities.
13. Derivative securities are financial contracts whose values are derived from the values of underlying
assets.
14. The price of a bond is the present value of future payments discounted at the coupon rate.
15. If the coupon rate equals the market rate, a bond is likely to be selling at a discount.
3. The money market security represented by the largest dollar amount outstanding is
4. Calculate the T-Bill discount of a $100,000 face value T-bill priced at $97,500, maturing in 181 days is
a. 4.84%
b. 4.97%
c. 5.10%
d. 5.17%
5. A bank agrees to buy T-bills from a securities dealer for $997,250, and promises to sell the securities
back to the dealer in 4 days for $997,575. The yield on this reverse repo for the bank is:
a. 2.97%
b. 2.91%
c. 2.86%
d. 2.93%
a. a firm to first sell securities with the agreement to buy them back in a short period at a higher price.
b. a firm to first buy securities with the agreement to sell them back in a short period at a higher price.
c. a firm to first sell securities with the agreement to buy them back in a short period at a lower price
d. a firm to first buy securities with the agreement to sell them back in a short period at a lower price.
a. common stocks
b. convertible bonds
c. commercial paper
d. mortgages
8. Which security below did the market view as having the greatest default risk?
9. Bond A is not callable; bond B is callable. Investors will want a higher yield on bond __ and will pay
____ for the bond.
a. A; less
b. A; more
c. B; less
d. B; more
c. are markets in which financial assets such as stocks and bonds can be purchased and sold.
11. Financial markets facilitating the flow of short-term funds with maturities of less than one year are
known as
a. money markets.
b. capital markets.
c. primary markets.
d. secondary markets.
12. Financial markets facilitating the trading of existing securities are known as
a. money markets.
b. capital markets.
c. primary markets.
d. secondary markets.
13. Which of the following transactions would not be considered a secondary market transaction?
a. An individual investor purchases some existing shares of IBM stock through his broker.
c. Microsoft issues new shares of common stock using its investment bank.
14. According to your text, which of the following is not considered a money market security?
a. Treasury bills
b. Treasury notes
c. retail CD
d. banker’s acceptance
e. commercial paper
a. Repurchase agreements
b. Municipal bonds
c. Corporate bonds
d. Equity securities
16. ____________ are long-term debt obligations issued by corporations and government agencies to
support their operations.
a. Common stock
b. Derivative securities
c. Bonds
17. Long-term debt securities tend to have a ___________ expected return and _________ risk than
money market securities.
a. lower; lower
b. lower; higher
c. higher; lower
d. higher; higher
19. When a bond's coupon rate is equal to the market rate of interest, the bond will sell for
d. has no risk.
22. What is the price of a $1,000 face value bond with a 10% coupon if the market rate is 10%?
24. A conditional contract granting its holder the right to buy assets in the future is a: