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FINRA Series 16 Part 2, Financial Analysis Concepts, Balance Sheet & Cashflow Concepts
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Question 1 of 30
1. Question
A banking crisis can be characterized by which of the following occurring?
I. a run on banks that leads to a merger, takeover by the government
II. closure of a financial institution
III. a merger, takeover, government assistance
IV. closure of a financial institution that spreads to other financial institutions.
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A banking crisis can be characterized by either of the following occurring: (1) a run on banks that leads to a merger, takeover by the government, or closure o f a financial institution, or (2) a merger, takeover, government assistance, or closure of a financial institution that spreads to other financial institutions.
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A banking crisis can be characterized by either of the following occurring: (1) a run on banks that leads to a merger, takeover by the government, or closure o f a financial institution, or (2) a merger, takeover, government assistance, or closure of a financial institution that spreads to other financial institutions.
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Question 2 of 30
2. Question
A study by Schularick and Taylor (forthcoming) showed which of the following is a strong predictor of a financial crisis?
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A study by Schularick and Taylor (forthcoming)1showed that an increase in credit in the form of bank loans is a strong predictor of a financial crisis.
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A study by Schularick and Taylor (forthcoming)1showed that an increase in credit in the form of bank loans is a strong predictor of a financial crisis.
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Question 3 of 30
3. Question
A study done by Reinhart and Rogoff (2011) shows which of the following lead to sovereign debt crises?
I. An acceleration in economy-wide leverage in the form of external debt (debt borrowed from foreign lenders)
II. A decrease in economy-wide leverage in the form of external debt (debt borrowed from foreign lenders)
III. Domestic government debt precedes a bank crisis
IV. International government debt precedes a bank crisis
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A study done by Reinhart and Rogoff (2011) shows that an acceleration in economy-wide leverage in the form of external debt (debt borrowed from foreign lenders) and domestic government debt precedes a bank crisis, and these bank crises lead to sovereign debt crises.
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A study done by Reinhart and Rogoff (2011) shows that an acceleration in economy-wide leverage in the form of external debt (debt borrowed from foreign lenders) and domestic government debt precedes a bank crisis, and these bank crises lead to sovereign debt crises.
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Question 4 of 30
4. Question
Which of the following were a similar pattern of the recent financial crisis where it was not unique compared to previous banking crises.
I. Increased public and private debt
II. Increased credit supply
III. Increased housing prices preceding
IV. Leading to the crises
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The recent financial crisis was not unique compared to previous banking crises. It followed a similar pattern of increased public and private debt, increased credit supply, and increased housing prices preceding and leading to the crises.
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The recent financial crisis was not unique compared to previous banking crises. It followed a similar pattern of increased public and private debt, increased credit supply, and increased housing prices preceding and leading to the crises.
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Question 5 of 30
5. Question
As insurance, the investor would get their cash back plus interest, known as which of the following rate?
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As insurance, the investor would get their cash back plus interest, known as the repo rate
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As insurance, the investor would get their cash back plus interest, known as the repo rate
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Question 6 of 30
6. Question
The rise in haircuts prevented Lehman access to financing in the repo markets, which led to its…
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Ultimately, the rise in haircuts prevented Lehman access to financing in the repo markets, which led to its downfall.
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Ultimately, the rise in haircuts prevented Lehman access to financing in the repo markets, which led to its downfall.
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Question 7 of 30
7. Question
‘Lehman’s failure caused a run on a particular MMF, which contained commercial paper issued by Lehman’
Which of the following matches the above description?
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Lehman’s failure caused a run on a particular MMF called Reserve Primary, which contained commercial paper issued by Lehman.
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Lehman’s failure caused a run on a particular MMF called Reserve Primary, which contained commercial paper issued by Lehman.
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Question 8 of 30
8. Question
How many subgroups were these 153 actions divided into?
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These 153 actions were divided into 5 subgroups consisting of interest rate change, liquidity support, recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases.
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These 153 actions were divided into 5 subgroups consisting of interest rate change, liquidity support, recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases.
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Question 9 of 30
9. Question
Which of the following were included in the 5 subgroups of the 153 actions?
I. Interest rate change
II. Liquidity support
III. Recapitalization
IV. Liability guarantees, and asset purchases
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These 153 actions were divided into 5 subgroups consisting of interest rate change, liquidity support, recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases.
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These 153 actions were divided into 5 subgroups consisting of interest rate change, liquidity support, recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases.
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Question 10 of 30
10. Question
Which of the following has the IMF used to determine the success of the actions taken?
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To determine the success of the actions taken, the IMF used several different indices and spread measures.
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To determine the success of the actions taken, the IMF used several different indices and spread measures.
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Question 11 of 30
11. Question
Which of the following are used to measure the impact of interest rate cuts?
I. Liquidity support
II. Economic stress index (ESI)
III. Credit default swaps (CDSs)
IV. Financial stress index (FSI)Correct
To measure the impact of interest rate cuts, they used the economic stress index (ESI) and the financial stress index (FSI).
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To measure the impact of interest rate cuts, they used the economic stress index (ESI) and the financial stress index (FSI).
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Question 12 of 30
12. Question
Which of the following are the subgroups of Recapitalization?
I. Capital injection (common stock/preferred equity)
II. Capital injection (subordinated debt)
III. Enhancement of depositor protection
IV. Government lending to an individual institutionCorrect
Recapitalization
– Capital injection (common stock/preferred equity)
– Capital injection (subordinated debt)
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Recapitalization
– Capital injection (common stock/preferred equity)
– Capital injection (subordinated debt)
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Question 13 of 30
13. Question
Which of the following are the subgroups of Liability Guarantees?
I. Enhancement of depositor protection
II. Debt guarantee (all liabilities)
III. Debt guarantee (new liabilities)
IV. Government lending to an individual institutionCorrect
Liability guarantees
-Enhancement of depositor protection
-Debt guarantee (all liabilities)
-Debt guarantee (new liabilities)
-Government lending to an individual institutionIncorrect
Liability guarantees
-Enhancement of depositor protection
-Debt guarantee (all liabilities)
-Debt guarantee (new liabilities)
-Government lending to an individual institution -
Question 14 of 30
14. Question
Which of the following statements best describe the factors linking the Great Depression to the most recent financial crisis?
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Similarities between the cause of the Great Depression and the most recent financial crisis are an increase in overall borrowing by the public and private sectors, an increase in the supply of credit, and an increase in housing prices. The increase in equity prices and real GDP growth per capita were also similarities between both financial crises. Large cash pools were a phenomenon unique to the most recent financial crisis.
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Similarities between the cause of the Great Depression and the most recent financial crisis are an increase in overall borrowing by the public and private sectors, an increase in the supply of credit, and an increase in housing prices. The increase in equity prices and real GDP growth per capita were also similarities between both financial crises. Large cash pools were a phenomenon unique to the most recent financial crisis.
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Question 15 of 30
15. Question
Which of the following governmental policy responses to the financial crisis was most effective in the short term?
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Liquidity support in the pre-Lehman period and recapitalization after the Lehman bankruptcy proved to be the most effective policy tools in the short term.
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Liquidity support in the pre-Lehman period and recapitalization after the Lehman bankruptcy proved to be the most effective policy tools in the short term.
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Question 16 of 30
16. Question
Which of the following are the subgroups of Assest purchases?
I. Asset purchases (individual assets, bank by bank)
II. Provisions of liquidity in context of bad asset purchases/removal
III. On-balance-sheet “ring-fencing” with toxic assets kept in the bank
IV. Asset guaranteesCorrect
Asset purchases
-Asset purchases (individual assets, bank by bank)
-Asset purchases (individual “bad bank”)
-Provisions of liquidity in context of bad asset purchases/removal
-On-balance-sheet “ring-fencing” with toxic assets kept in the bank
-Off-balance-sheet “ring-fencing” with toxic assets moved to a “bad bank”
-Asset guaranteesIncorrect
Asset purchases
-Asset purchases (individual assets, bank by bank)
-Asset purchases (individual “bad bank”)
-Provisions of liquidity in context of bad asset purchases/removal
-On-balance-sheet “ring-fencing” with toxic assets kept in the bank
-Off-balance-sheet “ring-fencing” with toxic assets moved to a “bad bank”
-Asset guarantees -
Question 17 of 30
17. Question
Economic Stress Index (ESI) is a composite of confidence measures from which of the following?
I. Businesses and consumers
II. Nonfinancial firm stock prices
III. Credit spreads
IV. Bank creditCorrect
The ESI is a composite of confidence measures from businesses and consumers, nonfinancial firm stock prices, and credit spreads.
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The ESI is a composite of confidence measures from businesses and consumers, nonfinancial firm stock prices, and credit spreads.
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Question 18 of 30
18. Question
The Financial Stress Index (FSI) is an index representing a composite of which of the following?
I. Stock prices
II. Spreads
III. Bank credit.
IV. Business and consumersCorrect
The FSI is an index representing a composite of stock prices, spreads, and bank credit. Liquidity support was measured using interbank spreads and the FSI.
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The FSI is an index representing a composite of stock prices, spreads, and bank credit. Liquidity support was measured using interbank spreads and the FSI.
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Question 19 of 30
19. Question
Which of the following did the IMF study use the Financial Stress Index (FSI) and an index of credit default swaps (CDSs) on banks to measure?
I. Nonfinancial firm stock prices
II. The impact on recapitalization
III. Liability guarantees
IV. Asset purchasesCorrect
To measure the impact on recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases, the IMF study used the FSI and an index of credit default swaps (CDSs) on banks.
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To measure the impact on recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases, the IMF study used the FSI and an index of credit default swaps (CDSs) on banks.
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Question 20 of 30
20. Question
Which of the following was the effect of how liquidity support was measured?
I. Using the Financial Stress Index (FSI)
II. Using the Credit Default Swaps (CDSs)
III. Interbank spreads
IV. International bank spreadsCorrect
The effect of liquidity support was measured using the FSI and interbank spreads.
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The effect of liquidity support was measured using the FSI and interbank spreads.
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Question 21 of 30
21. Question
Which of the following were measured using the Financial Stress Index (FSI) and an index of credit default swaps (CDSs) on banks?
I. Recapitalization
II. Liability guarantees
III. Asset purchases
IV. Interbank spreadsCorrect
Recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases were measured using the FSI and an index of credit default swaps (CDSs) on banks.
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Recapitalization, liability guarantees, and asset purchases were measured using the FSI and an index of credit default swaps (CDSs) on banks.
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Question 22 of 30
22. Question
Liability guarantees and asset purchases generally showed weaker results regarding their short-term impact on the crisis. Both the FSI and CDS index were used to measure the effectiveness of these measures. Which of the following were the two notable exceptions?
I. The success of the UK’s asset protection scheme of 2009
II. The failure of the UK’s asset protection scheme of 2009
III. The purchase of USB assets by the Swiss government
IV. The purchase of USB assets by the German governmentCorrect
There were two notable exceptions, which were the success of the UK’s asset protection scheme of 2009 and the purchase of USB assets by the Swiss government.
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There were two notable exceptions, which were the success of the UK’s asset protection scheme of 2009 and the purchase of USB assets by the Swiss government.
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Question 23 of 30
23. Question
Syndicated loans are the main source of loans made to large corporations and is the catch-all phrase for loans made by traditional regulated banks and other entities, such as:
I. Investment banks
II. Mutual funds
III. Insurance companies
IV. Pension funds, hedge funds, and other institutional investorsCorrect
Syndicated loans are the main source of loans made to large corporations and is the catch-all phrase for loans made by traditional regulated banks and other entities, such as investment banks, mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds, hedge funds, and other institutional investors.
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Syndicated loans are the main source of loans made to large corporations and is the catch-all phrase for loans made by traditional regulated banks and other entities, such as investment banks, mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds, hedge funds, and other institutional investors.
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Question 24 of 30
24. Question
Which of the following task are the role of risk management involves performing?
I. Assess all risks faced by the firm
II. Communicate these risks to risk-taking decision makers
III. Monitor risks
IV. Manage these risksCorrect
The role of risk management involves performing the following tasks.
– Assess all risks faced by the firm.
– Communicate these risks to risk-taking decision makers.
– Monitor and manage these risks (make sure that the firm only takes the necessary amount of risk).Incorrect
The role of risk management involves performing the following tasks.
– Assess all risks faced by the firm.
– Communicate these risks to risk-taking decision makers.
– Monitor and manage these risks (make sure that the firm only takes the necessary amount of risk). -
Question 25 of 30
25. Question
A large loss does not necessarily mean that risk management has failed. What happens when risk managers understood and prepared for the possibility of loss?
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A large loss does not necessarily mean that risk management has failed. As long as risk managers understood and prepared for the possibility of loss, then the implemented risk management was successful.
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A large loss does not necessarily mean that risk management has failed. As long as risk managers understood and prepared for the possibility of loss, then the implemented risk management was successful.
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Question 26 of 30
26. Question
Which of the following where risk management can fail if the firm does not do?
I. Measure risks correctly
II. Recognize some risk
III. Communicate risks to top management
IV. Monitor and manage risksCorrect
Risk management can fail if the firm does not do the following: measure risks correctly, recognize some risk, communicate risks to top management, monitor and manage risks, and use appropriate metrics.
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Risk management can fail if the firm does not do the following: measure risks correctly, recognize some risk, communicate risks to top management, monitor and manage risks, and use appropriate metrics.
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Question 27 of 30
27. Question
‘Occur when risk managers do not understand the distribution of returns of a single risky position or the relationships of the distributions among different positions’
Which of the following matches the above description?
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Risk mismeasurement can occur when risk managers do not understand the distribution of returns of a single risky position or the relationships of the distributions among different positions.
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Risk mismeasurement can occur when risk managers do not understand the distribution of returns of a single risky position or the relationships of the distributions among different positions.
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Question 28 of 30
28. Question
Failing to take known and unknown risks into account can take which of the following three forms?
I. Ignore a risk that is known
II. Failure to incorporate a risk into risk models
III. Not finding all risks
IV. Failure to attend risk assessment courseCorrect
Failing to take known and unknown risks into account can take three forms: (1) ignore a risk that is known, (2) failure to incorporate a risk into risk models, and (3) not finding
all risks.Incorrect
Failing to take known and unknown risks into account can take three forms: (1) ignore a risk that is known, (2) failure to incorporate a risk into risk models, and (3) not finding
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Question 29 of 30
29. Question
What happens if data were not obtained properly to measure the risk adequately?
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However, not obtaining proper data to measure the risk adequately will have similar consequences to ignoring risks.
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However, not obtaining proper data to measure the risk adequately will have similar consequences to ignoring risks.
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Question 30 of 30
30. Question
What is the purpose of risk management?
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The purpose of risk management is to allow senior managers of the firm to make the optimal strategic decisions to maximize firm value.
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The purpose of risk management is to allow senior managers of the firm to make the optimal strategic decisions to maximize firm value.