Treasury Management Quiz 4 (20 MCQs)

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1. Trading in Foreign exchange refers to .....
2. It refers to the fluidity of business activities can be improved by constructive resolution of challenges and future trouble areas and stepping up to preempt liquidity or internal customer situations.
3. Statement 1:Risk means uncertainty, not necessarily losses.; Statement 2:Risk management is not necessarily about lowering risk.
4. The combination of the floats associated with these inbound and out-bound check payments is the net float
5. It is made on a paper document, which has traditionally been physically routed from the payer to the payee, to the payee's bank, and then back to the payer's bank
6. Which among the statements is Step 2 of a card settlement process?
7. One of the earliest forms of exchange of value, currency notes and coins are still used for corporate transactions in many parts of the world. One of the benefits of using cash is that credit risk is eliminated, as is possible float-the cash is available in physical form and can be used immediately.
8. Value Free Transfer (VFT) of securities means .....
9. In the context of global ACH payments, what is one limitation mentioned in the information?
10. The cost, control, backup, access, and service providers, among other aspects, determine the location of ..... and infrastructure
11. A company can have its bank receive and process checks on its behalf, which is termed a
12. The term Euro-currency market refers to .....
13. It ensures the business is accurately tracking its daily sales and payments in an effective manner, while also having sufficient liquidity to meet both expected and unexpected financial obligations.
14. What is not the aim of Liquidity Management?
15. What sort of strategies can a Treasury Manager employ to ensure that the organization has sufficient liquidity?
16. It is the uncertainty regarding the financial performance caused by creditworthiness, market movements, availability of money, accounting and tax situations, and balance sheet changes. Related yet different elements exist to create financial risk for a firm.
17. Market instruments are available as over-the-counter or exchange-traded contracts. They require some form of credit risk limits from and with the other counterparty, collateralization, or up-front payment of premia. Market instruments could be price insurance, price-fixing, price variability, or combinations thereof.
18. The accounting staff generally handles the receipt and disbursement of cash, but the treasury staff needs to compile this information from all subsidiaries into short-range and long-range cash forecasts.
19. "Mail float" refers to the delay caused by transporting a check to the payee.
20. The value-added Treasury centre (TC++) concept takes off from the basic TC, forecasting, risk management decision making, investment decisions, funding and liquidity sourcing and intercompany funding, systems, control, and reporting all moving to a .....