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What are the two parts into which secondary functions of a bank are classified?
What are the two parts into which secondary functions of a bank are classified?
- Accepting of deposits and Agency functions
- Agency functions and Utility Functions (correct)
- Accepting of deposits and Granting of loans and advances
- Accepting of deposits and Utility Functions
What does liquidity management primarily focus on?
What does liquidity management primarily focus on?
- Maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy
- Managing financial obligations through liquidity or cash money (correct)
- Finding cheap funds to use as loans
- Obtaining high-interest rates from borrowers
Which of the following best describes asset management?
Which of the following best describes asset management?
- Managing financial obligations through liquidity or cash money
- Maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy
- Obtaining high-interest rates from borrowers (correct)
- Finding cheap funds to use as a loan
Which option accurately defines liability management?
Which option accurately defines liability management?
What is the main goal of capital adequacy management?
What is the main goal of capital adequacy management?
What does licensing of a bank involve?
What does licensing of a bank involve?
What does supervision of a bank typically include?
What does supervision of a bank typically include?
What is primarily monitored through the licensing of banks?
What is primarily monitored through the licensing of banks?
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What are the two categories of secondary functions for banks?
What are the two categories of secondary functions for banks?
Secondary functions of a bank are categorized into Agency and Utility functions.
What is liquidity management in banking?
What is liquidity management in banking?
Liquidity management is the process of ensuring a bank has enough readily available cash to meet its financial obligations.
What is asset management in banking?
What is asset management in banking?
Asset management involves maximizing the return from a bank's investments while minimizing risks.
What is liability management in banking?
What is liability management in banking?
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What is capital adequacy management in banking?
What is capital adequacy management in banking?
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What does a bank license permit?
What does a bank license permit?
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What is the purpose of supervision in banking?
What is the purpose of supervision in banking?
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Who is responsible for supervising the activities of a bank?
Who is responsible for supervising the activities of a bank?
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Study Notes
Question 1 (Q01)
- Secondary banking functions are categorized into agency and utility functions.
Question 2 (Q02) - Liquidity Management
- Liquidity management involves obtaining high-interest rates from borrowers and reducing loan risks.
- It involves finding cheap funds for loans.
- It manages financial obligations via liquidity and cash.
- It involves maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy in a bank.
Question 3 (Q03) - Asset Management
- Asset management aims for high-interest rates from borrowers and reduces loan risks.
- It seeks cheap funds for lending.
- It is about managing financial obligations through liquidity/cash.
Question 4 (Q04) - Liability Management
- Liability management targets obtaining high-interest rates and reducing loan risks.
- It involves finding inexpensive funds for loans.
- It manages financial obligations through liquidity/cash flow.
Question 5 (Q05) - Capital Adequacy Management
- Capital adequacy management involves obtaining higher interest rates from borrowers and lowering the risk associated with lending.
- It involves finding inexpensive funds to lend out.
- It manages financial obligations through liquidity management.
- It involves having sufficient capital in the bank (not too little or too high).
Question 6 (Q06) - Licensing
- Banking licensing involves government oversight of banking activities.
- It provides license holders the authority to operate a bank.
- Licensing ensures regulatory compliance.
Question 7 (Q07) - Supervision
- Supervision involves overseeing bank activities.
- It's also important for regulatory compliance.
Question 8 (Q08) - Bank Regulation Objectives
- Bank regulation prevents misuse of banks by reducing risks of multiple bank failures.
- It prevents banks' involvement in criminal activities.
Question 9 (Q09) - Bank Supervision
- Bank supervision is carried out by a government regulatory body.
Question 10 (Q10) - Systemic Risk Reduction in Banking
- Bank regulation aims to reduce the risk of multiple bank failures.
- It seeks to prevent banks from involvement in criminal activities.
Question 11 (Q11) - Exchange Rate Risks
- Exchange rate risks are connected to capital market risk.
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This quiz tests your knowledge on various banking management functions including liquidity management, asset management, liability management, and capital adequacy management. Each section evaluates your understanding of how these functions contribute to effective banking operations.
