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This document contains a series of multiple choice questions on banking. The questions cover topics such as different banking functions and management aspects like liquidity, asset, and liability management. The document also discusses bank regulation and the various aspects of risk.

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## Question (2): Choose the right answer: ### Q01: Like Primary Functions of Bank, the secondary functions are also classified into two parts: * A. Accepting of deposits and Granting of loans and advances * B. Agency functions and Utility Functions * C. Accepting of deposits and Agency functions *...

## Question (2): Choose the right answer: ### Q01: Like Primary Functions of Bank, the secondary functions are also classified into two parts: * A. Accepting of deposits and Granting of loans and advances * B. Agency functions and Utility Functions * C. Accepting of deposits and Agency functions * D. Accepting of deposits and Utility Functions ### Q02: Liquidity management: * A. relates to trying to obtain high-interest rates from borrowers and reducing the risks of those loans * B. is about trying to find cheap funds and use them as a loan * C. is managing financial obligations through liquidity or cash money * D. is maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy in the bank. Available capital should not be too little or too high ### Q03: Asset management: * A. relates to trying to obtain high-interest rates from borrowers and reducing the risks of those loans * B. is about trying to find cheap funds and use them as a loan * C. is managing financial obligations through liquidity or cash money * D. is maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy in the bank. Available capital should not be too little or too high ### Q04: Liability management: * A. relates to trying to obtain high-interest rates from borrowers and reducing the risks of those loans * B. is about trying to find cheap funds and use them as a loan * C. is managing financial obligations through liquidity or cash money * D. is maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy in the bank. Available capital should not be too little or too high ### Q05: Capital adequacy management: * A. relates to trying to obtain high-interest rates from borrowers and reducing the risks of those loans * B. is about trying to find cheap funds and use them as a loan * C. is managing financial obligations through liquidity or cash money * D. is maintaining a minimum level of capital adequacy in the bank. Available capital should not be too little or too high ### Q06: Licensing: * A. consists of supervision of the bank's activities by a government regulatory body * B. consists of supervision of the bank's activities by a private sector. * C. provides the licence holders the right to own and to operate a bank. * D. ensures that the functioning of the bank complies with the regulatory guidelines and monitors for possible deviations from regulatory standards. ### Q07: Supervision: * A. sets certain requirements for starting a new bank. * B. consists of supervision of the bank's activities by a private sector. * C. provides the licence holders the right to own and to operate a bank. * D. ensures that the functioning of the bank complies with the regulatory guidelines and monitors for possible deviations from regulatory standards. ### Q08: One of the objectives of bank regulation is to avoid misuse of banks that means: * A. reduce the risk of banks disruption causing multiple or major bank failures. * B. reduce the risk of banks being used for criminal purposes. * C. direct credit to favored sectors. * D. reduce the level of risk to which bank creditors are exposed. ### Q09: Supervision of the bank's activities should done by: * A. a private sector. * B. a government regulatory body. * C. an insurance company. * D. a competitors. ### Q10: One of the objectives of bank regulation is the systemic risk reduction that means: * A. reduce the risk of banks disruption causing multiple or major bank failures. * B. reduce the risk of banks being used for criminal purposes. * C. direct credit to favored sectors. * D. reduce the level of risk to which bank creditors are exposed. ### Q11: It refers to the risks associated with changes to exchange rates: * A. Capital market risk * B. Currency risk * C. Interest Rate Risk * D. Liquidity Risk

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