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Banking and Finance
Q1) Fazle Kabir is the __ governor of Bangladesh Bank ? Ans : 11th

Q2) The Central Bank of UK is/ the First Certified Central Bank of the World is-
The Bank of England (BoE)

Q3) The recent regulatory change in banking sector of Bangladesh is : Decrease

Lending rate

Q4) The headquarter of Asian Development Bank is situated in which country?

Mandaluyong, Philippines

Q5) Which one of the following is not a central Bank?

1. a.
Bangladesh Bank
2. b.
State Bank of Pakistan
3. c.
State Bank of India
4. d.
Bank of Japan

Q6) How many members in Board of director of Bangladesh Bank? - 9

Q7) Former Name of the Bangladesh Bank-- State Bank of Pakistan

Q8) Which is the first Organized central bank of the world? The Bank of England

Q9) Which percent of cash reserve has to reserve in Bangladesh Bank? 5%

Q 10) Which of the following is the function of the central bank ? – Credit
Control
Q 11) Which is the Bank of government of the Bangladesh? – Bangladesh Bank

Q 12) Which is the last lending source of other Bank or institutions? Bangladesh
Bank

Q 13 ) How many Branches of Bangladesh Bank : 10 : Motijheel, Sadarghat,

Chittagong, Khulna, Bogra, Rajshahi, Sylhet, Barisal, Rangpur and
Mymensingh

Q 14 ) Architect of the Bangladesh Bank Bhabon (27th floor)? Shafiul Kader

Q 15) How much foreign currency has to reserve Bangladesh Bank to issue new
note or currency? 30%

Q 16) Which currencies are called to the ordered money? Note of 1 Taka and 2
Taka
Q 17 ) What is the name of central Bank of China? People's Bank of China

Q 18 ) Which of the following is not a function of the Central Bank?

1. a.
To help manage the exchange rate when necessary
2. b.
Implementing government's monetary policy
3. c.
Preparation and Implementation of national budget.
4. d.
Management of public debt.

Q 19) The headquarter of Islamic Development Bank is in – Jeddah Saudi Arabia

Q 20) Bangladesh Bank started functioning--16 December 1971

Q 21 ) In which of the following countries the business of banking started first? –
Italy

Q 22 ) Which is not a objective of a Bangladesh Bank? - To collect deposit from

general public

Q 23) Central bank of Switzerland – Swiss National Bank

Q 24) What is the main work of the Bangladesh Bank? Note Issue and Credit
Control

Q 25 ) What is the Bank rate of Bangladesh Bank ? – 5%

Q 26) Which is not a function of Bangladesh Bank?

1. a.
Issuing notes for the economy
2. b.
Determining the discount rate
3. c.
Receiving deposits and sanctioning loan to the entreprenuers
4. d.
Determining the cash reserve requirements for commercial banks
5. e.
Acting as a banker to the govt. of Bangladesh

Q 27 ) Training Center of Bangladesh Bank situated at – Mirpur , Dhaka

Q 28) Which of the following institutions is the Guardian of Money market in

Bangladesh?- Bangladesh Bank
Q 29) Which organization or agency is directly responsible for controlling money
supply in Bangladesh? – Bangladesh Bank

Q 30) Name of central Bank of Morocco-- Bank Al-Maghrib

Q 31) Head Office of Standard Chartered Bank – London / United Kingdom

Q 32) Head Office of HSBC – London/United Kingdom

Q 33) Head office of the 'Bank of the South' is in—Venezuela

Q 34) Which bank does not earn profit?

Bangladesh Bank

Q 35) What is the present bank rate in Bangladesh? 5%

Q 36) Which notes are called to the Bangladesh Bank notes? Note of 5 Taka to
1000 Taka

Q 37) What is the maximum lending rate to be offered to industrial borrowers as

was directed by the central bank of Bangladesh recently? 13%

Q 38) First Governor of Bangladesh – A . N. M Hamidullah [ 18th January

1972- 18th November 1974]

Some of Central Banks: [Worldwide]

Afghanistan – Central Bank of Afghanistan
Algeria – Bank of Algeria
Australia – Reserve Bank of Australia
Bahamas – Central Bank of The Bahamas
Bahrain – Central Bank of Bahrain
Bhutan – Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan
Brazil – Central Bank of Brazil
Bulgaria – Bulgarian National Bank
Cambodia – National Bank of Cambodia
Canada – Bank of Canada
Dominican Republic – Central Bank of the Dominican Republic
Egypt – Central Bank of Egypt
Guyana – Bank of Guyana
Hong Kong – Hong Kong Monetary Authority
India – Reserve Bank of India
Indonesia – Bank of Indonesia
Iran – Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Iraq – Central Bank of Iraq
Israel – Bank of Israel
Jamaica – Bank of Jamaica
Japan – Bank of Japan
Jordan – Central Bank of Jordan
Kenya – Central Bank of Kenya
Kuwait – Central Bank of Kuwait
Liberia – Central Bank of Liberia
Libya – Central Bank of Libya
Malaysia – Central Bank of Malaysia
Mauritius – Bank of Mauritius
Mexico – Bank of Mexico
Myanmar – Central Bank of Myanmar
Nepal – Nepal Rastra Bank
New Zealand – Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Nigeria – Central Bank of Nigeria
Norway – Bank of Norway
Oman – Central Bank of Oman
Qatar – Qatar Central Bank
Russia – Bank of Russia
Singapore – Monetary Authority of Singapore
Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority
Sri Lanka – Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Sudan – Bank of Sudan
Syria – Central Bank of Syria
Turkey – Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
United Arab Emirates – Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates
Uganda – Bank of Uganda
United States – Federal Reserve System
Yemen – Central Bank of Yemen

European Union / European System of Central Banks

Eurosystem – European Central Bank[4]

Austria – Austrian National Bank

Belgium – National Bank of Belgium

Finland – Bank of Finland

France – Bank of France

Germany – German Federal Bank

Greece – Bank of Greece

Ireland – Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland

Italy – Bank of Italy

Netherlands – Netherlands Bank

Portugal – Bank of Portugal

Spain – Bank of Spain

Members of the European System of Central Banks, but not of the

Eurosystem:

Bulgaria – Bulgarian National Bank

Croatia – Croatian National Bank

Czech Republic – Czech National Bank

Denmark – National Bank of Denmark

Hungary – Hungarian National Bank

Poland – National Bank of Poland

Romania – National Bank of Romania

Sweden – Bank of Sweden

United Kingdom – Bank of England

List of Banks in Bangladesh:

Secheduled Banks are licensed under the Bank Company Act, 1991

State Owned Commercial Banks : 6

1. Agrani Bank Limited [26th MARCH,1972]

2. BASIC Bank Limited [2 August 1988]
 3. Janata Bank Limited [1971]
4. Rupali Bank Limited Rupali Bank Ltd. (Bengali: রূপালী ব্াাংক ললিঃ) is a state
owned commercial bank in Bangladesh. Rupali Bank Ltd. was constituted
with the merger of 3 (three) erstwhile commercial banks i.e. Muslim
Commercial Bank Ltd., Australasia Bank Ltd. and Standard Bank Ltd.
operated in the then Pakistan on March 26, 1972 under the Bangladesh
Banks (Nationalization) Order 1972 (P.O. No. 26 of 1972), with all their
assets, benefits, rights, powers, authorities, privileges, liabilities, borrowings
and obligations. Rupali Bank worked as a nationalized commercial bank till
December 13, 1986.
Rupali Bank Ltd. emerged as the largest Public Limited Banking Company of the
country on December 14, 1986.

5. Sonali Bank Limited [1972]

6. Bangladesh Development Bank Limited [3RD JANUARY , 2010]
Specialized Banks: 7

1. Bangladesh Krishi Bank

2. Bangladesh Samabaya Bank Ltd
3. Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank (RAKUB)
4. Ansar-VDP Unnayan Bank
5. Karmashangosthan Bank
6. Probashi Kollyan Bank
7. Palli Sanchay Bank

Private Commercial Banks: 32

Conventional Commercial Banks

1. AB Bank Limited
2. Bangladesh Commerce Bank Limited
3. Bank Asia Limited
4. BRAC Bank Limited
5. City Bank Limited
6. Dhaka Bank Limited
7. Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited
8. Eastern Bank Limited
9. IFIC Bank Limited
 10.Jamuna Bank Limited
11.Meghna Bank Limited
12.Mercantile Bank Limited
13.Midland Bank Limited
14.Modhumoti Bank Limited
15.Mutual Trust Bank Limited
16.National Bank Limited
17.National Credit & Commerce Bank Limited
18.NRB Bank Limited
19.NRB Commercial Bank Limited
20.NRB Global Bank Limited
21.One Bank Limited
22.Premier Bank Limited
23.Prime Bank Limited
24.Pubali Bank Limited
25.South Bangla Agriculture & Commerce Bank Limited
26.Southeast Bank Limited
27.Standard Bank Limited
28.The Farmers Bank Limited
29.Trust Bank Limited
30.United Commercial Bank Limited
31.Uttara Bank Limited
32.Shimanto Bank Ltd

 Islamic Shariah based Commercial Banks : 8

1. Al-Arafah Islami Bank Limited

2. EXIM Bank Limited
3. First Security Islami Bank Limited
4. ICB Islamic Bank Limited
5. Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd.
(IBBL) (Bengali: ইসলামী ব্াাংক বাাংলাদেশ লললমদেড) is the pioneer of Islamic
banking in Bangladesh. It became incorporated on 13 March 1983 as a
public limited company under the Companies Act 1913.[5] It has 36.91%
local and 63.09% foreign shareholders. Up to Dec 2015, IBBL has 307
branches including 57 AD Branches & 03 Offshore Banking Units as well
as has 13,229 staffs. In addition to that IBBL maintains its own 497 ATM
Booths, 33 IDM (IBBL Deposit Machine) along with 6,000 shared ATM
 network across the country. IBBL mobilizes around 27% of the country
remittance. In 2015, it serves USD 3,903.21 million out of USD 15,316.75
million of total country remittance. As such, IBBL is the largest private
banking network in Bangladesh.[4] When IBBL was established, it was the
first bank in south-east asia to provide banking service based
on Shariah.[6]The bank is listed with both Dhaka Stock Exchange
Ltd. and Chittagong Stock Exchange Ltd.[5][7]
6. Shahjalal Islami Bank Limited
7. Social Islami Bank Limited
8. Union Bank Limited

Foreign Commercial Banks : 9

1. Bank Al-Falah Limited

2. Citibank N.A
3. Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC
4. Habib Bank Limited
5. National Bank of Pakistan
6. Standard Chartered Bank
7. State Bank of India
8. Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
9. Woori Bank

Q 39) Name of Central Bank of Bangladesh – Bangladesh Bank

Q 40) IPO Stands for – Initial Public Offering

Q 41) Dhaka Bank Ltd. started to provide Islamic banking services in the year—
2006

Q 42) Which of the following Nationalized Commercial Bank of Bangladesh is

privatized firstly? Rupali Bank Ltd.
Q 43) Devaluation of money results in an increase in – Export

Q 44) First Foreign Bank in Bangladesh – Standard Chartered Bank

Q 45) What is the most abundant form of money (measured by value) in a

developed economy? bank deposits

Q 46) The first private sector bank in bangladesh is-- AB Bank LTD.

Q 47) A 'bear market' means, that share price are-- falling

Q 48) In a closed economy, if the income velocity of circulation of money remains

constant,what will be the result of an increase in the money supply? a
proportionate increase in the level of money income

Q 49) The Founder of the Grameen Bank is – Professor Mohammad Yunus

Q 50) Money can be easily acquired and disposed of without high costs and with
relative certainty as to its value. – Liquidity

Q 51) What will result in an increase in the transaction demand for money? an
increase in the proportion of workers paid monthly, rather than weekly
Q 52) Other things remaining unchanged, what is likely to be a consequence of an
increase in net cash withdrawals from the commercial banks? a restriction in the
ability of the commercial banks to lend

Q 53) Which not of the following is not a nationalized Commercial Bank(NCB)?

1. a.
Sonali Bank Ltd.
2. b.
Agrani Bank Ltd.
3. c.
Janata Bank Ltd.
4. d.
AB Bank Ltd.

Q 54 ) Dhaka Stock Exchange established in--- 28 April 1954

Q 55) In which circumstance will an increase in the public sector deficit not lead to
an increase in the money supply other things being equal? The deficit is financed
by an increase in government borrowing from private individuals

Q 56) Which of the following banks has recently been declared to be a Public Ltd.
Co.? Sonali Bank

Q 57) 'Pari Passu' means-- Ranking Equally

Q 58) Which organization is the regulator of the capital market?

Securities and Exchange Commission

Q 59) What is the former name of the Sonali Bank Limited? National Bank of
Pakistan
Q 60) An/a -- payment is made out of gratitude moral obligation, kindness rather
than to fulfill a legal obligation. Ex garation

Q 61) Which of the following is not the functions of central bank?

1. a.
credit control
2. b.
open market operation
3. c.
clearing house
4. d.
receiving diposit
5. e.
None of the above

Q 62) Blue Chips' are--Industrial shares considered to be a safe Investment

Q 63) SouthEast Bank established? – 1995

Q 64) When was 'Bank of England' established? in 1694

Q 65) When was the London Banker's clearing house, the first clearing house of
the world established? in 1845

Q 66) Grameen Bank – an NGO

Q 67) How do commercial banks create money? by making loans to customers

Q 68) What Type of bank is the Exim Bank? Commercial

Q69) Which banks starts telephone banking in Bangladesh firstly? Standard
Chartered Bank

Q 70) Which is the first privatized bank of Bangladesh?

1. a.
National Bank Ltd.
2. b.
Standard Bank Ltd.
3. c.
Uttara Bank Ltd.
4. d.
AB Bank Ltd.
5. e.
None of them

Q 71) Who had earlier offered to buy out the majority shares of Rupali Bank?
Prince Bandar Bin Mohammed

Q 72) Which of the following is the function of commercial bank? Acceptence of

deposit

Q 73) National Bank Limited starts its operation in Bangladesh? 23 March 1983

Q 74) Jamuna Bank Ltd. started formal operation in Bangladesh in the year-- 2001

Q 75) In which year was Grameen Bank established? – 1983

Q 76) Southest Bank is listed in: Both DSE & CSE

Q 77) According to monetarist theory, what will be the short-run effect of an
unexpected increase in the money supply? an increase in employment

Q 78) A common form of inter-bank short-term borrowing is - Call Money

Q 79) Which is the regulatory monetary authority of a country?

Central Bank

Q 80) Stagflation -- is a combination of stagnation and inflation.

Q 81) How many nationalized commercial banks in Bangladesh? 4

Q 82) What will be consequence of a rise in the supply of money, if the money
value of national income and the general level of prices both stay constant? a fall
in the income velocity of circulation of money

Q 83) In Islamic Banking the customers are considered as -- and thus entitled to
profit sharing. Partners

Q 84) 'C' in CAMEL stands for--Capital adequacy

Q 85) In a closed economy, if the income velocity of circulation of money remains

constant, in what will an increase in the money supply result? a proportionate
increase in the level of money income

Q 86) In 2004 SouthEast Bank received an award from SEDF and BASIS for--Best
IT use
Q 87) According to liquidity preference theory, what will be the result of a
reduction in the price of bonds? a reduction in the quality of money demanded

Q 88) Which one of the following institutions provides long term loan?
Bangladesh Bank

Q 89) Which of the following is government issued currencies? One and Two
Taka notes and coins

Q 90) Assuming a constant income velocity of circulation of money, if real output

grows by 3%, and the rate of grows by supply is 10%, what will be the
approximate change in the price level? +7%

Q 91) Other things being equal, what will cause a reduction in the stock of money?
an increase in the public's desired of cash to bank deposits

Q 92) Which of the following must be highest? Authorised capital

Q 93) What is the percentage of shareholding of the Government of Bangladesh In

BASIC Bank Ltd.? 100%

Q 94) Tele Banking' was first introduced in Bangladesh by- Standard Chartered
Bank

Q 95) Which of the following will be likely to result from an open market purchase
of securities by the central bank? a fall in short-term capital inflows

Q 96) Over a given period, the nominal value of national income increased by 4%.
Over the same period the money supply declined by 2%. Which of the following is
correct? The income velocity of circulation increased by approximately 6%
Q 97) The proposed name of The Oriental Bank Ltd. After its purchase by
Switzerland based ICB Financial Group Holdings AG will be-- ICB Islamic Bank
Limited

Q 98) Which bank is sponsored by the Army Welfare Trust(AWT) in Bangladesh?

Trust Bank Ltd.

Q 99) BRAC Bank Ltd. is a--Private Sector Bank

Q 100) Open market operation is used to control--Money supply

Q 101) Bangladesh development Bank Ltd. a new bank in Bangladesh has been
created through merging of which of the following banks? BCB and BSRS

Q 102) How many domestic banks in Bangladesh at present? 37

Q 103) SEC stands for-- Securities Exchange Commission

Q 104) Which one of the following is not a depositary financial institution?

1. a.
IFIC Bank Limited
2. b.
The Oriental Bank Limited
3. c.
Agrani Bank
4. d.
Uttara Bank Limited
5. e.
Investment Corporation of Bangladesh
Q 105) Intermediaries, who are agents of investors and match buyers with sellers
of securities are called-- Brokers

Q 106) Treasury Bills are issued--At discount

Q 107) What is meant by total money supply of a country?

1. a.
Money in the hand of people
2. b.
Demand deposit of bank
3. c.
Term deposit
4. d.
a+b+c

Q 108) IFC is a(n) Private sector development wing of the World Bank

Q 109) IBRD is the name of the-- World Bank

Q 110) Stock exchanges of Bangladesh operate under the direct control of--
Security Exchange Commission

Q 111) The name of President of the World Bank is: Dr. Jim Yong Kim

Q 112) The duration of a valid cheque is: 6 months

Q 113) The act adopted for prevention of use and transfer of money illegally is
called— Money Laundering Act
Q 114) BO in BO Account stands for--Beneficiary Owner's

Q 115) A Bank's function do not include--

1. a.
acceptance of deposit
2. b.
manufacturing
3. c.
giving loans
4. d.
transfer of funds
5. e.
None of these

Q 116) The central regulatory body for the banks in Bangladesh is: Bangladesh
Bank

Q 117) DSE operates under the direct control of--SEC

Q 118) The difference between a bank’s rate of interest on lending to its prime
customers and the rate of interest that it pays to others on borrowings (demand,
time or savings deposits) is called—Interest spread

Q 119 ) If nominal interest rate is 10% and inflation rate is 4% what is the real
interest rate? 6%

Q 120) IMF is a(n)--International Financial Institution

Q 121) Finance companies-- are capital market intermediaries

Q 122) Which of the following issues is included in the revenue policy? Tax and
subsidy
Q 123) In which year did Bangladesh become a member of the IMF? 1972

Q 124) Bank rate means--Interest rate at which Bangladesh Bank lend money to
other Banks

Q 125) Apart from DSE, which is the other stock Exchange of Bangladesh?
Chittagong Stock Exchange

Q 126) Treasury Bills are sold by--Bangladesh Bank

Q 127) The world bank is a--International Financial Institution

Q 128) Where is the headquarters of the world bank group located? Washington
DC

Q 129) Which of the following deposit accounts provides the lowest interest?
Current deposit

Q 130) The MFA that regulated world trade in textile and clothing phased out in--
Dec 2004

Q 131) When was Asian Development Bank established? 1966

Q 132)Which one of the following is a specialized financial institution?

1. a.
Islamic bank Bangladesh Ltd.
2. b.
Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank
3. c.
Bangladesh commerce Bank Ltd.
4. d.
Mutual Trust Bank Ltd.

Q 133) Annual inflation rate of four or more than four digits is called--Hyper
inflation

Q 134) The term 'Book Building Method' is related to--Price discovery method of
IPO

Q 135) Owner's share of profit of a public limited company is called—Dividend

Q 136) Business of banking started first in which of the following country? Italy

Q 137) The first NCB to register in the stock market is--Rupali Bank

Q 138) The currency museum of Bangladesh was established in the year--2009

Q 139) Which wing of the World Bank is called 'soft-loan-window'? IDA

Q 140)Which of the following is the main objective of IMF? to promote

international trade among countries
Q 141) Which of the following is not traded in the stock exchanges of Bangladesh?
1. a.
Government Bond
2. b.
Preferred Stock
3. c.
Common Stock
4. d.
Corporate Bond
5. e.
Option
Q 142) Insurance is a system of--Spreading risk

Q 143) Inflation that results from only the increase in demand of commodities is
called-- Demand-pull inflation

Q 144) What is the current Statutory Liquidity Reserve(SLR) requirement of

commercial banks with Bangladesh Bank? 18%

Q 145) What is the name of the company in power sector that was listed with the
stock exchange in June 2006? DESCO

Q 146) The exchange rate of British Pound against Taka is close to: 120

Q 147) Where is the ADB headquarters located? Manila

Q 148) Which of the following is the major stock market index in England? FTSE

Q 149) When you deposit money in a bank, you are--lending it money

Q 150) Life insurance companies mainly provide benefits to the beneficiary of a
policy upon? Policyholder's death

Q 151) Money mainly serves as a

1. a.
medium of exchange
2. b.
means of barter
3. c.
means of hoarding
4. d.
both (a) & (b)

Q 152) The maximum lending rate for the commercial banks to tackle the fallout
of global recession. Which sector has been kept outside this regulation? Credit
Card and Customer Loan

Q 153) Money market is a-- market for short term fund

Q 154) Annual inflation rate of two or three digit is called--Galloping inflation

Q 155) Who regulates the Indian Stock Market? Security and Exchange Board of
India

Q 156) Sadharan Bima Corporation has a market share of over -- % of the total
premium income of the insurance market of Bangladesh.20
Q 157) Which of the following is not an instrument—

1. a.
Treasury Bill
2. b.
Fixed Deposit
3. c.
Wage Earners Bond
4. d.
Defense Saving Certificate

Q 158) What does IMF stand for? International Monetary Fund

Q 159) In Bangladesh, the companies Act was amended in: 1994

Q 160) Inflation meant by what type of increase? Price level

Q 161):What does BIA stand for? Bangladesh Insurance Academy

Q 162) Which of the following is not a function of a commercial bank?

1. a.
Deposit mobilization
2. b.
Credit control
3. c.
Providing credit
4. d.
Discounting bills
5. e.
Providing agency service
Q 163)Which of the following is known as 'Twin of Bertton Woods'? IMF, IBRD

Q 164) Which of the following issues is included in the monetary policy?

Credit control

Q 165) Taka 10 polymer note was first introduced in Bangladesh in-- 2000

Q 166) The bank rate means---The rate at which central banks lends money to
commercial bank

Q 167) How many Stock Exchanges are there in Bangladesh? Two

Q 168)Annual inflation rate of one digit is called--Low inflation

Q 169) Stock dividend is distributed among: common shareholders

Q 170)DES (Dhaka Stock Exchange) operates under the direct control of—SEC

Q 171)Govt. Fiscal policy relates to: Tax

Q 172) Share market of the country is regulated by: Securities & Exchange
Commission

Q 173) Too much money chasing too few goods - is a definition of what? Inflation

Q 174) The term secondary market is used in--Stock Market

Q 175) Private General insurance companies in Bangladesh must place 50% of
their re-insurance business with which of the following companies? Sadharon
Bima Corporation

Q 176) How many development banks are there in Bangladesh for the
development of agriculture sector? 2

Q 177) Floating exchange rate means conversion rate between Dollar and Taka
will be determined by--Market

Q 178) East Pakistan Stock Exchange Association Ltd. Previous name of Dhaka
Stock Exchange, was incorporated in the year ?.1954

Q 179) Which of the following institution is the pioneer of microfinance

movement in Bangladesh? Grameen Bank

Q 180) When was International Monetary Fund(IMF) established? 1945

Q 181)Which one is the equation of money supply? MS = CU + DD + TD

Q 182) We open accounts with a commercial bank for propose of--

1. a.
Earning interest
2. b.
Safe custody of funds
3. c.
Getting Loan
4. d.
All of these
Q 183) An increase in the growth rate of the money supply is most likely to be
followed by: Inflation

Q 184) To allow insurance companies in private sector, 'The Insurance Corporation

Act 1973' was amended in the year in the year—1984

Q 185) Call money rate means--Interbank short term borrowing rate

Q 186) Which market deals in short-term credit? Money market

Q 187) ------ insurance is the oldest form of insurance that was introduced in the
12th/13th century in the northern part of Italy. Marine

Q 188) NBFI stands for--Non Bank Financial Institution

Q 189) When Company offers its share to public for the first time, it is known as--
Initial Public Offering

Q 190)Which of the following is the soft loan window of the World Bank(WB)?
IDA

Q 191)Who has offered to buy out the majority shares of Rupali Bank? Prince
Badar Bin Mohammed

Q 192) Which classes of people are benefited from inflation? Debtor

Q 193) Which one of the following is not the function of Bangladesh Bank?
1. a.
Monetary Control
2. b.
Money Circulation
3. c.
Deposit Collection
4. d.
Currency Issues
5. e.
None of these

Q 194) Which of the following is a monetary policy instrument? Open Market

Operation

Q 195) The insurance policy that covers risk of robbery or theft for cash on
Counter which may also be provided for Stamps securities, money orders, postal
orders etc is called--
1. a.
Cash on Transit Insurance Policy
2. b.
Cash on Counter Insurance Policy
3. c.
Cash in Safe Insurance Policy
4. d.
All of these

Q 196) The policy by which government determines revenue expenditure, tax and
subsidy is called--Revenue policy

Q 197) Which type of bank account does not pay interest to the depositors?
Current account
Q 198) The system of exchanging one commodity for another commodity is
called--Barter system

Q 199) Which authoritative body regulates the stock markets of our country?
Securities & Exchange Commission

Q 200) Who issues Five Taka and Ten Taka note? Central Bank

Q 201) Dhaka Stock Exchange was established in---1954

Q 202) Circuit breaker in a stock exchange works as--An obstacle to excessive

change in share price

Q 203) Which of the following insurance products is not offered by Sadharan Bima
Corporation? Health

Q 204) The disadvantage of dividing one commodity into pieces in barter system is
called--Indivisibility

Q 205) The current inflation rate of Bangladesh is close to which of the following?
1. a.
5%
2. b.
6%
3. c.
7%
4. d.
8%
Q 206) Which of the following account (s) can the customers open with Dhaka
Bank's Islamic Banking Branches?

1. a.
Mudaraba Term Deposit Account
2. b.
Mudaraba Special Notice Account
3. c.
Mudaraba Hajj Savings Account
4. d.
All of these

Q207) Money appears to have a major influence on:

1. a.
inflation
2. b.
the business cycle
3. c.
interest rates
4. d.
all of these

Q 208) What is Bangladesh Development Bank? A merger of development

finance institutions
Q 209) Which of the following is not a source of long term finance?
1. a.
Bond
2. b.
Preferred Stock
3. c.
Common Stock
4. d.
Commarcial Paper

Q 210) Which is the main source of bank fund? deposits

Q 211) Beta shows the --- of a stock. systemic risk

Q 212) Which organization or agency issues Two Taka note in Bangladesh?

Ministry of Finance

Q 213) What happens when money supply increases? Inflation

Q 214) When was world bank established? 1947

Q 215) What do you understand by the term 'Call Money'? Inter-bank short-term
lending and borrowing

Q 216) Which of the following is the main source of revenue for the insurance
companies in Bangladesh? Premium

Q 217) Wall Street in New York is famous for what?

World's largest stock market
Q 218) The market in which transaction of long-term credit take place is called--
Capital market

Q 219) Reduction in the price of the most of the commodities and expenditure is
called--Deflation

Q 220) Inflation that results from the increase in production cost is called--Cost
pull inflation

Q 221) Where is the Headquarter of International Monetary Fund located?

Washington DC

Q 222) What do the leasing companies do?

1. a.
Sell Assets
2. b.
Buy Assets
3. c.
Lend Money
4. d.
Rent Assets
5. e.
All of these

Q 223) Gradual decrease in price level is called--Deflation

Q 224) When you purchase shares of corporate stock, then-- You own part of the
corporation
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