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Chapter 2 3. On what specific market does bond trading take place? A. Primary market. B Bourse de Montreal. Good choice! C. Over-the-counter market. D Money market. Feedback: Virtually all bond market activity and trading take place on the over-the-counter (OTC) market. The OTC market differs from an auction market because it is considered a negotiated market where dealers post their bid and ask prices and deal among themselves. This contrasts with trades on organized exchanges, in which dealers act as brokers for their clients’ accounts. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace 7. XYZis a dealer that registered with IROC and is selling mutual funds to its investors. Which regulator is responsible for regulating the sale of mutual funds to XYZ investors? You chose: A MFDA. B CSA. C. TSX. The correct answer is: D IIROC. Feedback: The MFDA is not responsible for regulating the activities of mutual fund dealers who are already members of another SRO. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace 8. What type of security gives an investor an ownership stake in a company? A Secured bond. Good choice! B Preferred share. C. Call option. D Futures contract. Feedback: With an investment in shares an investor actually buys a "share" of the company, thus gaining an ownership stake in the company. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace
9. HD Inc., a privately-owned company, is in talks with an underwriter because it wants to have its shares listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. What type of public offering would the underwriter make use of? A Secondary market offering. B Secured bond float. C. Money market offering. Good choice! D. Initial public offering. Feedback: When a company has never issued securities to the public, an underwriter would make use of an initial public offering when selling the securities to the market for the first time. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace 10.Assume that the provincial regulator advises all dealers to report any material changes within 5 business days, but IIROC advises its dealers to report material changes within 2 business days. Which rule will apply? Itis up to the dealer to choose the rule that does not conflict with its business. The correct answer is: 1IROC rule will apply. You chose: Provincial regulator rule will apply. oo w None of the two rules will apply as the dealers are authorized to design their own rule. Feedback: If an SRO rule differs from a provincial rule, the more stringent rule of the two applies. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace 11.Identify an indirect investment from the following list. An overseas company pays the start-up cost for a new plant. Good choice! An avid investor buys shares in a new issue. A couple buys a rental property. oo w > A government invests in a new hospital. Feedback: Capital savings can also be harnessed indirectly through the purchase of such representational items as stocks, bonds or mutual funds or through the deposit of savings in a financial institution. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace 12.Which of the following is a characteristic of capital? Sensitive to the environment. Plentiful. Good choice! Fixed or static. o0 w> Unselective. Feedback: Capital has three important characteristics. It is mobile, sensitive to its environment and scarce. Therefore, capital is extremely selective. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace
13.When will foreign users want Canadian capital? Good choice! When one unit of their currency = 1.5 Canadian dollars. When one unit of their currency = 0.5 Canadian dollars. When one unit of their currency = 1 Canadian dollars. oo w > When one unit of their currency = 0.95 Canadian dollars. Feedback: Foreign users will want Canadian capital if they feel that they can access this capital at a less expensive rate than their own currency. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace 14.How do municipalities raise capital to finance services for their communities that are expected to last for twenty or more years? Issuance of medium-term government bonds. Issuance of T-bills. Good choice! Issuance of installment debentures. oo wp Issuance of short-term bonds. Feedback: Municipalities are responsible for the provision of streets, sewers, waterworks, police and fire protection, welfare, transportation, distribution of electricity and other services for individual communities. Since many of the assets used to provide these services are expected to last for twenty or more years, municipalities attempt to spread their cost over a period of years through the issuance of installment debentures (or serial debentures). Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace 4. Which newspaper article would be likely to result in foreign capital moving out of a country? Government Re-elected for a Fourth Consecutive Term. Corporate Taxes Reduced. International Ranking of Domestic Level of Education Rises Significantly. oo w > Good choice! New Taxes on Foreign Direct Investment. Feedback: Capital moves in and out of a country based on a variety of risk factors. Increased trade barriers or increased taxes on foreign investments would typically reduce the attractiveness of a country for foreign investment. (a), (b) and (d) would all indicate positive trends in a risk factor analysis. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace 5. Which example demonstrates direct use of capital savings? Purchasing a company'’s stocks. Good choice! Building a new factory. Purchasing an investment fund. oow > Depositing funds in a Canadian bank account. Feedback: Capital savings are used directly by, for example, a couple investing their savings in a home; a government investing in a new highway or hospital; or a domestic or foreign company paying start-up costs for a plant to produce a new product. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace 6. Which of the following transactions takes place in the secondary market? Issue of federal Treasury bills. Sale of mutual funds. Issue of new debt and equity securities. oo w > Good choice! Resale of previously issued securities. Feedback: The secondary market involves the resale of previously issued securities between investors. It enables investors who originally bought the investment products to sell them and obtain cash. Reference | Chapter 2 Overview of the Canadian Financial Marketplace Learning Domain | An Introduction to the Mutual Funds Marketplace
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