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Question : Case Study 5:

LMN Corporation is a multinational conglomerate looking to manage its currency exposure effectively.

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If LMN Corporation decides to issue short-term debt to finance its international operations, which money market instrument might it use?

Option 1: Corporate bond
 

Option 2: Call money
 

Option 3: Treasury bill

 

Option 4: Commercial paper

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Correct Answer: Commercial paper


Solution : The correct answer is (d) Commercial paper

If LMN Corporation decides to issue short-term debt to finance its international operations, it might use commercial paper as a money market instrument. Commercial paper is a short-term unsecured promissory note issued by corporations and financial institutions

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After B.E mechanical, MBA finance colleges in Gujarat?

Akansha Sharma 6th Nov, 2024

In Gujarat, several colleges offer MBA in Finance, suitable for Mechanical Engineering graduates looking to shift to management. Top choices include:


1. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) – Known for its world-class MBA program.

2. MICA, Ahmedabad – Offers an MBA with finance-related electives.

3. Nirma University, Ahmedabad –

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Question : Which one of the following appointments is not within the purview of the President of India?

Option 1: Chief Justice of India 

Option 2: Chairman of Finance Commission

Option 3: Chief of Army Staff

Option 4: Speaker of Lok Sabha

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Correct Answer: Speaker of Lok Sabha


Solution : The correct answer is the Speaker of Lok Sabha.

General elections are used to choose the Lok Sabha members. The speaker of the Lok Sabha and the deputy speaker are chosen by the majority of members of Parliament present and voting in

Question : Case Study 34

ABC Ltd. is a conglomerate planning to expand its operations. The company's management is considering the roles of SEBI in the financial market.

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What is the full form of SEBI?

Option 1: Securities and Exchange Board of India
 

Option 2: Stock Exchange and Banking Institution
 

Option 3: Securities and Equity Brokerage Institute

 

Option 4: Stock Exchange and Business Investment

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Correct Answer: Securities and Exchange Board of India
 


Solution : The correct answer is (a) Securities and Exchange Board of India

The full form of SEBI is Securities and Exchange Board of India. SEBI is the regulatory body in India that oversees and regulates the securities market, protecting the interests

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