Internal sources of capital are those that are
  • generated through outsiders such as suppliers
  • generated through loans from commercial banks
  • generated through issue of shares
  • generated within the business
Under the factoring arrangement, the factor
  • Produces and distributes the goods or services
  • Makes the payment on behalf of the client
  • Collects the client’s debt or account receivables
  • Transfer the goods from one place to another
Under the lease agreement, the lessee gets the right to
  • Share profits earned by the lessor
  • Participate in the management of the organization
  • Use the asset for a specified period
  • Sell the assets
ADRs are issued in
  • Canada
  • China
  • India
  • USA
The term ‘redeemable’ is used for
  • Preference shares
  • Commercial paper
  • Equity shares
  • Public deposits
When one party grants the other party the right to use the asset in return for a periodic payment, it is known as __________
  • Lease Financing
  • Factoring
  • Public Deposits
  • Debts
Money obtained by issue of shares is known as ___________
  • Debts
  • Share Capital
  • Loans
  • Reserve Funds
_____________ was the first company in India to issue convertible zero interest debentures in January 1990
  • Mahindra and Mahindra
  • Adani Enterprise
  • Tata Motors
  • Reliance Limited
Which of the following is a commercial bank?
  • All of these
  • Canara bank
  • Punjab National Bank
  • State Bank of India
The ordinary shares of a company are delivered to the depository bank, which in turn issues the depository receipts, known as _______
  • Commercial banks
  • ADR
  • None of these
  • GDR
Unit Trust of India was established by ___________
  • ICICI
  • State Bank Group
  • Indian Government
  • HDFC Bank
ICICI was established in _________________
  • 1975
  • 1955
  • 1985
  • 1965
Expand ICICI
  • None of these
  • International Credit and Investment Corporation of India
  • Indian Credit and Investment Corporation of India
  • Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India
The maturity period of a commercial paper usually ranges from
  • 20 to 40 days
  • 60 to 90 days
  • 120 to 365 days
  • 90 to 364 days
Debentures represent
  • Fixed capital of the company
  • Permanent capital of the company
  • Fluctuating capital of the company
  • Loan capital of the company
Public deposits are the deposits that are raised directly from
  • The public
  • The directors
  • The auditors
  • The owners
Funds required for purchasing current assets is an example of
  • Fixed capital requirement
  • Ploughing back of profits
  • Working capital requirement
  • Lease financing
Equity shareholders are called
  • Owners of the company
  • Partners of the company
  • Executives of the company
  • Guardian of the company
Investors who want steady income may not prefer ____________
  • None of these
  • Debentures
  • Equity Shares
  • Bonds
Dividend is paid only on ___________
  • Loans
  • Debentures
  • Bonds
  • Shares
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