Finance Elective: Commercial Bank Management
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[pic 1]PGDM (2013-15) Term - IV
END-TERM EXAMINATION
Finance Elective: Commercial Bank Management (CBM)
Time: 2 hours Max Marks: 100
Mode: Closed Book Date: 16/09/2014 Weightage: 40%
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Name: ___________________________________________________ Roll No.: _________________ Section : _________________ | Invigilator’s Signature |
INSTRUCTIONS:
- It’s a Question-cum-Answer Sheet. Write your name & roll # on all odd pages.
- Answer all questions in the limited space provided.
- No additional sheets will be provided.
- Marks and desirable time to spend are specified for each question.
- Use of Scientific Calculators only is allowed.
- It’s a CLOSED BOOK/NOTES examination.
- Verify that the Question Paper contains 20 printed pages.
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QUESTION-CUM-ANSWER SHEET
(Part – A /Objective Questions – Conceptual Ability)
Write Answer to each question of this section in a few words.
For this Section: [Desirable Time 40 Minutes/Marks 40 x 1 = 40]
Q 1. All scheduled commercial banks are required to deposit a certain percentage of their Net Demand and Time Liabilities in the form of cash with RBI. What is the name of this ratio and the current rate?
My Answer is:
CRR (4%)
Q 2. Expand SWIFT?
My Answer is: Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication code
Q 3. The method of payment where the exporter relies on the undertaking of a bank to pay is:
A. bank guarantee B. letter of credit C. letter of comfort D. none of the above
My Answer is : Letter of credit
Q 4. Credit Conversion Factor (CCF) is used to calculate the credit risk-weighted asset in respect of On-Balance Sheet Exposures or Off-Balance Sheet Exposures?
My Answer is: Off-Balance Sheet Exposures
Q 5. March 31, 2014 was the due date for payment of Term Loan Installment by a borrower. Borrower failed to pay the same on this due date and the default continued. On which date this loan would be classified as NPA?
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