ses of the following: • Commercial Banks • Insurance Companies • Pension Fu

Q: a. The purchase of mutual fund shares. b. Depositing in a credit union. c. Borrowing from a friend…

A: Financial intermediaries buy from the borrowers direct claims with one set of features (e.g.…

Q: A credit union is an example of:   Select one: a.

A: A credit union is an important type of financial institution. It is very much similar to a…

Q: What is the difference between insurance companies and pension funds?

A: Insurance and pensions funds are two quite different types of institutions.

Q: In the world of pension accounting, how does a "asset gain or loss" develop? In the world of pension…

A: The answer

Q: financial institution is a mutual association, it means that it is owended by the

A: Introduction: Financial institutions can also be known as a institution or a corporation which deals…

Q: The majority of mutual fund assets are now own Select one: O a. fiduciaries. O b. business…

A: Introduction : In simple words, mutual fund is a type of financial intermediaries, who collects…

Q: What is the role of an actuary relative to pension plans?What are actuarial assumptions?

A: An actuarial valuation is a kind of evaluation and appraisal of the assets and liabilities of…

Q: If a company takes funds from it's pension fund for operating purposes it is in violation of what…

A: The regulation mentioned in Employee Retirement Income Security Act , 1974 as amended "ERISA" titles…

Q: Discuss why the concept of fiduciary responsibilities is so important for trustees of superannuation…

A: Fiduciary is defined as " A person or organization that makes financial decisions on behalf of…

Q: Contractual savings institutions include: a.Commercial Banks b.Credit Unions c.Savings and Loans…

A: Contractual savings institutions are intermediaries that purchase money on a contractual basis and…

Q: Why insurance companies important for individuals?

A: A for-profit, non-profit, or government-owned firm that provides the promise to pay for particular…

Q: Why insurance companies important for individuals and businesses?

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Q: Is insurance company a financial institution? Why?

A: Financial Institution:-These are those companies that are engaged in the business dealing with…

Q: Which of the following can be described as involving direct finance? A. People buy shares in a…

A: Direct finance does not involve any intermediate party or a third party. There is a direct…

Q: 3 These are the examples of non-banking financial intermediaries except:*         A. Discount house…

A: Non-banking financial intermediaries:  A financial institution that lacks a full banking license and…

Q: When borrowers borrow funds from the financial market through a financial intermediary, it is known…

A: Since there are multiple questions, we will answer only first question. If you want remaining…

Q: GSIS loans

A: GSIS Loan  The general qualifications are actually quite simple just like the other government…

Q: A corporation decides to sell its newly issued bonds to pension funds and insurance companies, what…

A: A corporate bond is a debt instrument that a company issues and sells to investors. The company…

Q: Which of the following information should be disclosed in the summary of significant accounting…

A: Significant accounting policies are the policies used in preparation and presentation of financial…

Q: What does the “pension asset” represent? Are you interviewing with a company whose pension plan is…

A: Pension Obligation: It refers to the commitment provided by the employer to pay its employees, the…

Q: Describe what factors contribute to the pension benefit obligation. Discuss the effect of the…

A: A projected benefit obligation (PBO) is an actuarial calculation of how much money a firm will…

Q: Which of the following can be described as involving direct finance? O A. People buy shares in a…

A: Borrowers borrow funds directly from the financial market without the need of a third-party service…

Q: What is the difference between mutual and stock insurance company?

A: Risk is an inseparable part of investment. To reduce the risk, different techniques are used.…

Q: Which is an example of a fiduciary fund? Group of answer choices a.) a pension fund, where…

A: Fiduciary fund : A fiduciary fund is a fund which is used in accounting of governments where  1. To…

Q: What are two areas of public spending which directly impact an insurance company? What impact do…

A: Public Spending Public spending refers to money spent by a nation's government on things that the…

Q: What is the main difference between stock life insurance companies and mutual life insurance…

A: Insurance companies are often organized as either a stock life company or a mutual company. In a…

Q: Oversee the pension fund maintain by the firm for its employees

A: Oversee the pension fund mantain by the firm for its employees... Because pension regulated funds…

Q: In Growth and Income Mutual Fund the companies make investment of their funds in a. Already proven…

A: Mutual funds can be of various types growth ,Income, Money market etc

Q: accounting for employee Pension Trust Funds

A: Introduction Accounting Pension Trust Funds: The computation of yearly pension expenditure and the…

Q: What is a pension plan? What motivates a corporation to offer a pension plan for its employees?

A: Pension:   A fixed sum of money, receivable in future or after the age of retirement, which the…

Q: What are the problems of an insurance industry that are primarily regulated at the state level?

A: Insurance industry refers to the market where insurance companies play an active part in providing…

Q: Commercial Papers are issued by Commercial Banks Government Corporate Sector Mutual Funds

A: Commercial paper is a short term instrument of debt, which is by the companies to raise funds…

Q: What is mutual savings bank?

A: The mutual savings bank give loan to those people who are ignored by large financial institutions…