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Your Answer: asks the buyer to pay before the goods are shipped
2. The type of business least likely to use trust receipt loans would be a __________.
3. If credit terms of "1/10, net 35" are offered, the approximate cost (using 365 days) of not
taking the discount and paying at the end of the credit period would be __________.
4. When should a rational financial manager pay a bill if 1) a discount is offered, 2) the discount
has not yet expired, 3) the firm needs to borrow funds to take the discount, 4) the firm will
have sufficient cash by the end of the net period, and 5) the best possible borrowing rate
exceeds the cost of forgoing the discount?
5. If Dakota Medical Suppliers receive an invoice for purchases dated 12/12/20X9 subject to
credit terms of "2/10, net 30", what is the last possible day the discount can be taken?
6. A lien against a group of assets without the assets being specifically identified is referred to
as a __________.
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7. When a firm needs guaranteed, short-term funds available for a variety purposes, the bank
loan will likely be a __________.
9. Which of the following statements about various types of negotiated financing is most
correct?
Your Answer: Bankers acceptances involve a large, well-known bank replacing the
creditworthiness of the "drawee" (e.g., an American importer).
10. Which of the following terms best applies to the short-term interest rate charged by banks to
large, creditworthy customers?
11. What is the interest rate that world-class banks in London pay each other for Eurodollars?
12. A security device acknowledging that the borrower holds specifically identified inventory and
proceeds from its sale in trust for the lender is referred to as a __________.
13. What is the difference between interest being paid on a discount basis versus a collect basis?
Your Answer: Interest is deducted from the loan on a discount basis while interest is paid at
maturity on a collect basis.
14. eRetailer.com has a revolving credit agreement with a bank. eRetailer.com can borrow up to
$2 million at 10 percent interest and is required to keep 10 percent compensating balance on
all borrowed funds. If the firm must also pay .4 percent (.004) compensating balance and
borrows $1.2 million for the entire year, what is the effective cost of borrowing?
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15. eRetailer.com is borrowing $1 million at 10% for a year on a discount basis with a bank. How
much in funds are available for use? What is the effective cost of interest?
Your Answer: Lenders typically advance between 85% and 95% of the face value of
accepted accounts receivable.
17. A lien on specifically identified personal property that backs a loan is referred to as a
__________.
18. The trade terms "1/10, net 45" indicate that __________.
19. If Dakota Medical Suppliers receive an invoice for purchases dated 12/12/20X9 subject to
credit terms of "net 30 EOM", what is the last possible day the payment should be made?
20. Inventory is in the possession of a third party under which of the following methods?
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