Advanced Wealth Management Course (IIBF) - Paper 3
Part II: Ch 3: Central Government Securities
Q1.
Government of India (GOI) Securities are sovereign debt obligations/instruments.
Q2.
The tenors of Government securities range from:
Q3.
For Central Government Securities, the minimum denomination is _________ and trading takes place in multiples of ___________.
Q4.
For State Government Securities, the minimum denomination is __________.
Q5.
For Agency bonds, the minimum denomination is ___________.
Q6.
The eligibility for being considered for primary Dealership, the applicant should have Net owned funds of a minimum of _________.
Q7.
(I) Coupons of Government securities are fixed and paid out semi-annually to the holder of the security (except zero coupon) (II) Primary Dealers can raise funds through CPs.
Q8.
Liquidity support is available to Primary Dealers through the:
Q9.
G-Secs, is a constituent of:
Q10.
Banks hold about ________ of outstanding Government Securities.
Q11.
(I) Sale of Government Securities (except 91 day Treasury Bills) is held under Uniform Price Auctions. (II) Multiple Price Auctions are held for sale of 91 days Treasury Bills.
Q12.
SGL Account holders are allowed to maintain one more SGL Account with PDOs called ‘Constituents’ SGL Account” – CSGL Account.
Q13.
How many Subsidiary General Ledger (SGL) accounts for Government Securities are available to the Primary Dealers?
Q14.
The primary Dealer would have to achieve a minimum success ratio of __________ for both dated securities and Treasury Bills.
Q15.
Uniform Price allotment also known as “French Auction”.