Advanced Wealth Management Course (IIBF) - Paper 3
Part II: Ch 4: Treasury Bills
Q1.
T-Bills are available for a minimum amount of:
Q2.
“Multiple Price Auction” method is used in the auction of the:
Q3.
Individuals and specified institutions can participate in the auctions on “non-competitive” basis.
Q4.
Assume that Bank A purchases a T-Bill of Rs. 1000 for Rs. 995, one month ahead of its maturity. What would be the Yield?
Q5.
Trading for both 91-day bills and 364-day bills is in multiples of _______
Q6.
X purchased a T-Bills of Rs. 1000 for Rs. 987, 90days before the date of maturity. What is the yield on this T-Bill?
Q7.
A is offered a T-Bill of Rs. 1000 for Rs. 968, 182 days before the date of maturity. A expects a minimum of 6.25% yield on his investments. What is the yield on this T-Bill and would ‘A’ buy the T-Bill offered?
Q8.
The dates of primary issuances of T-Bills and their amounts are notified by:
Q9.
The difference between the issue price and the face value constitutes the interest on T-Bills.
Q10.
(I) NRIs and OCBs are allowed to invest in T-Bills only on non-repatriable basis. (II) All bidders who have bid for a price which is higher than or equal to the “cut-off” price are allotted T-Bills at the cut-off price.