X-gen Certification April 2014
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X-GEN CERTIFICATION DECEMBER 2013
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Stages in a stockbroking circle is made up of:
- A.
Arrival, Business Relationship and Satisfaction
- B.
Pre-Arrival, Arrival, Business Relationship and Satisfaction
- C.
Marketing, Business Relationship, verification, contract note and Bank
- D.
Marketing, opening account, paying cash, execution of mandate and contract note
Correct Answer
B. Pre-Arrival, Arrival, Business Relationship and SatisfactionExplanation
The correct answer is Pre-Arrival, Arrival, Business Relationship and Satisfaction. This sequence represents the stages in a stockbroking circle. Pre-Arrival refers to the initial preparation and research done before engaging with a stockbroker. Arrival is the point at which the client meets with the stockbroker to discuss their investment goals and needs. Business Relationship involves the establishment of a professional relationship between the client and the stockbroker. Finally, Satisfaction refers to the client's level of contentment with the services provided by the stockbroker.Rate this question:
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The back office department is made up of
- A.
Customer service & Compliance
- B.
Operations & Finance
- C.
Customer service & Finance
- D.
Operation & Business Development unit
Correct Answer
B. Operations & FinanceExplanation
The back office department is responsible for the internal operations and financial management of a company. This includes tasks such as processing transactions, managing inventory, handling payroll, and maintaining financial records. Therefore, the correct answer is Operations & Finance, as these two functions are typically the main components of the back office department.Rate this question:
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The trade comparison, clearing & Settlement function is handled by:
- A.
Front office
- B.
Back office
- C.
Settlement Office
- D.
Service support office
Correct Answer
B. Back officeExplanation
The trade comparison, clearing & settlement function is handled by the back office. This is because the back office is responsible for the administrative and support functions of a financial institution, including trade processing, reconciliation, and settlement. The front office is typically involved in client-facing activities such as sales and trading, while the settlement office may be a part of the back office or a separate department specifically focused on settlement processes. The service support office may provide assistance and support to various departments, but it is not directly responsible for trade comparison, clearing, and settlement functions.Rate this question:
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The accounts maintenance function is handled by:
- A.
Service support unit
- B.
Customer service
- C.
Front Office
- D.
Back office
Correct Answer
D. Back officeExplanation
The correct answer is "Back office." The back office is responsible for handling the accounts maintenance function. This department typically deals with administrative tasks, such as processing transactions, managing records, and ensuring compliance with regulations. They work behind the scenes to support the front office and customer service teams by handling the financial and operational aspects of maintaining accounts.Rate this question:
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Which of the following best describes the roles of the financial market are:
- A.
Create liquidity
- B.
Allocate scarce resources from savers to investors
- C.
Creates an avenue to save
- D.
Creates security for your asset
Correct Answer
B. Allocate scarce resources from savers to investorsExplanation
The financial market plays a crucial role in allocating scarce resources from savers to investors. It allows savers to invest their money in various financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, which in turn provides capital to businesses and entrepreneurs for investment and growth. By facilitating the transfer of funds from those who have surplus savings to those who need capital, the financial market helps to efficiently allocate resources and promote economic growth.Rate this question:
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Primary market transaction include:
- A.
Rights Issue, Private Placement, Special Placement, Public Offer
- B.
Initial Public Offer, Public Offer, Private Placement
- C.
Initial Public Offer, Public Offer, Private Placement, Introduction
- D.
Initial Public Offer, Public Offer, Private Placement, Special Placement
Correct Answer
B. Initial Public Offer, Public Offer, Private PlacementExplanation
The correct answer is "Initial Public Offer, Public Offer, Private Placement". Primary market transactions refer to the issuance of new securities by a company to raise capital. An Initial Public Offer (IPO) is the first sale of a company's shares to the public. A Public Offer is a sale of securities to the general public. Private Placement involves the sale of securities to a select group of investors, such as institutional investors or high net worth individuals. These three options cover the various types of primary market transactions. The other options either miss out on one or more of these types or include additional types not mentioned in the question.Rate this question:
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Parties to a primary market transaction are
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Issuing house, stockbroker, reporting accountant, solicitor, AMCON
- B.
Issuing house, stockbroker, reporting accountant, SEC, registrar
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Issuing house, stockbroker, EFCC, solicitor, registrar
- D.
Issuing house, stockbroker, reporting accountant, solicitor, registrar
Correct Answer
D. Issuing house, stockbroker, reporting accountant, solicitor, registrarExplanation
The correct answer is Issuing house, stockbroker, reporting accountant, solicitor, registrar. In a primary market transaction, the issuing house is responsible for issuing new securities, the stockbroker facilitates the buying and selling of these securities, the reporting accountant ensures the accuracy of financial information, the solicitor handles legal aspects of the transaction, and the registrar maintains records of shareholders and their holdings.Rate this question:
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Role of a stockbroker in a primary market transaction include:
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Marketing, Liaising with CAC, Pricing, Allocation, Research & Listing
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Marketing, Liaising with SEC, Pricing, Allocation, Research & Listing
- C.
Marketing, Liaising with NSE, Pricing, Allocation, Research & Listing
- D.
Marketing, Liaising with CBN, Pricing, Allocation, Research & Listing
Correct Answer
C. Marketing, Liaising with NSE, Pricing, Allocation, Research & ListingExplanation
The correct answer is Marketing, Liaising with NSE, Pricing, Allocation, Research & Listing. In a primary market transaction, a stockbroker plays a crucial role in marketing the securities to potential investors. They also liaise with the National Stock Exchange (NSE) to ensure compliance with regulations and facilitate the listing of the securities. Additionally, stockbrokers are responsible for determining the pricing of the securities, allocating them to investors, conducting research on the securities, and assisting with the listing process.Rate this question:
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Which of the following are prohibited practices in the Rules and Regulations Governing Dealing Members: I. Disclosing customers’ information or acting in a way that would harm the customer or any other party. II. Establishing fictitious accounts to execute some transactions. III. The unauthorized use of customers’ funds or commingling the firm’s cash account with that of customers. IV. Opening of clients account only after observing the required Know-Your-Client procedure.
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I and II only.
- B.
II and III only.
- C.
II and IV only.
- D.
I, II and III only
Correct Answer
D. I, II and III onlyExplanation
The correct answer is I, II and III only. This is because the Rules and Regulations Governing Dealing Members prohibit disclosing customers' information or acting in a way that would harm the customer or any other party (I). They also prohibit establishing fictitious accounts to execute transactions (II) and unauthorized use of customers' funds or commingling the firm's cash account with that of customers (III). Opening clients' accounts after observing the required Know-Your-Client procedure (IV) is not a prohibited practice.Rate this question:
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What is the most appropriate avenue open to an aggrieved investor to seek redress in the event of unfair treatment by a Dealing Member?
- A.
Report the case to the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers.
- B.
Report the case to the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
- C.
Report the case to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
- D.
None of the above.
Correct Answer
B. Report the case to the Nigerian Stock Exchange.Explanation
If an investor experiences unfair treatment by a Dealing Member, the most appropriate avenue for seeking redress would be to report the case to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. The Nigerian Stock Exchange is the regulatory body responsible for overseeing and regulating activities in the Nigerian stock market. They have the authority to investigate and take action against any unfair practices or misconduct by Dealing Members. By reporting the case to the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the investor can ensure that their complaint is properly addressed and that appropriate action is taken against the Dealing Member.Rate this question:
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The Investor Protection Fund (IPF) is not meant to compensate investors who suffer pecuniary loss through which of the following?
- A.
Bankruptcy of a Dealing Member Firm.
- B.
Negligence of a Dealing Member Firm.
- C.
Defalcation committed by employees of a Dealing Member Firm in the course of normal business.
- D.
As a result of unanticipated adverse market conditions and sentiment
Correct Answer
D. As a result of unanticipated adverse market conditions and sentimentExplanation
The Investor Protection Fund (IPF) is designed to compensate investors for losses caused by the bankruptcy of a dealing member firm, negligence of a dealing member firm, and defalcation committed by employees of a dealing member firm. However, it is not intended to compensate investors for losses resulting from unanticipated adverse market conditions and sentiment. These types of losses are considered inherent risks of investing and are not within the scope of the IPF's coverage.Rate this question:
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A Dealing Member Firm of the Nigerian Stock Exchange is required to submit the following reports to The Exchange, except which of the following?
- A.
Due Diligence statement
- B.
Quarterly Financial Statement.
- C.
Monthly transaction reports.
- D.
Audited Financial Statement
Correct Answer
A. Due Diligence statementExplanation
A Dealing Member Firm of the Nigerian Stock Exchange is required to submit various reports to The Exchange to ensure transparency and compliance. These reports include Quarterly Financial Statements, Monthly Transaction Reports, and Audited Financial Statements. However, a Due Diligence Statement is not required to be submitted to The Exchange. This statement is typically prepared by a potential investor or buyer to assess the financial and legal status of a company before entering into a transaction.Rate this question:
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The under-listed are major violations of the Rules and Regulations Governing Dealing Members except?
- A.
Market manipulation and insider trading.
- B.
Fraud.
- C.
Best Execution.
- D.
Money Laundering and terrorist financing.
Correct Answer
C. Best Execution.Explanation
The correct answer is "Best Execution." This is because the other options mentioned, such as market manipulation and insider trading, fraud, and money laundering and terrorist financing, are all considered major violations of the Rules and Regulations Governing Dealing Members. However, "Best Execution" refers to the obligation of brokers to execute client orders in a manner that provides the best possible result for the client, and it is not a violation but rather a requirement in the financial industry.Rate this question:
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Professional Ethics encompasses the following:
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The personal standards of behavior expected of a professional
- B.
The corporate standards of behavior expected of a professional
- C.
The personal and corporate standards of behavior expected of a professional
- D.
The corporate standards of behavior expected of a professional
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C. The personal and corporate standards of behavior expected of a professionalExplanation
Professional ethics encompasses both the personal and corporate standards of behavior expected of a professional. This means that professionals are expected to adhere to certain ethical guidelines not only in their personal conduct but also in their professional roles within a corporate setting. These standards include principles such as honesty, integrity, respect, and responsibility. By considering both personal and corporate standards, professionals are able to maintain ethical behavior in all aspects of their professional lives.Rate this question:
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Business Ethics refers to a written set of guidelines by an organization to help its
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Employees
- B.
Management
- C.
Employees, Management & Directors
- D.
Employees, Management, with the exclusion of Directors
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To conduct their actions in accordance with its primary values and ethical standards
Correct Answer
C. Employees, Management & DirectorsExplanation
Business ethics refers to a written set of guidelines that an organization provides to its employees, management, and directors. These guidelines are meant to help them conduct their actions in line with the organization's primary values and ethical standards. This means that all individuals within the organization, including employees, management, and directors, are expected to adhere to these guidelines and act ethically in their professional roles.Rate this question:
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The basic principles underlying ethical conduct of individuals and professionals are ------------- in number:
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7
- B.
5
- C.
4
- D.
6
Correct Answer
B. 5Explanation
The basic principles underlying ethical conduct of individuals and professionals are generally considered to be five in number. These principles include honesty, integrity, fairness, respect for others, and responsibility. These principles serve as a foundation for ethical decision-making and guide individuals and professionals in their behavior and interactions with others. By adhering to these principles, individuals and professionals can maintain a high standard of ethical conduct in their personal and professional lives.Rate this question:
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Customer Due Diligence procedures requires:
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One-off customer identification procedure at account opening stage
- B.
Periodic assessment of customers transaction history
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Continuous update, monitoring, assessment and reports on i and ii above to management and regulatory authorities
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Continuous update, monitoring, assessment and reports on i and ii above to management and regulatory authoritiesExplanation
Customer Due Diligence procedures require continuous update, monitoring, assessment, and reports on the one-off customer identification procedure at the account opening stage and the periodic assessment of customers' transaction history to both management and regulatory authorities. This is necessary to ensure that the customer's information is up to date, their transactions are monitored for any suspicious activity, and reports are provided to the relevant parties for compliance and regulatory purposes.Rate this question:
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The least number of identifiable possible ethical threats that a professional has to face in a well-structured firm are:
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5
- B.
3
- C.
4
- D.
2
Correct Answer
A. 5Explanation
A well-structured firm typically has a robust ethical framework in place, which helps minimize ethical threats. These threats can include conflicts of interest, breaches of confidentiality, unfair treatment of employees, unethical decision-making, and non-compliance with laws and regulations. The higher the number of identifiable ethical threats, the more challenging it becomes for professionals to navigate their work environment ethically. Therefore, the least number of identifiable ethical threats that a professional has to face in a well-structured firm is 5.Rate this question:
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What does CAMCAN Stand for
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Capital Association Market Correspondents associates of Nigeria
- B.
Capital Market Correspondents Association of Nigeria
- C.
Capital Market Association of Nigeria
- D.
Commission Association management correspondents Â
Correct Answer
B. Capital Market Correspondents Association of NigeriaExplanation
CAMCAN stands for Capital Market Correspondents Association of Nigeria. This organization is likely a professional association or group that consists of correspondents or journalists who cover the capital market in Nigeria. They may provide news, analysis, and reports on the activities and developments in the Nigerian capital market. This association aims to promote transparency, information dissemination, and professionalism in reporting on the capital market.Rate this question:
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CSR stands for?
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Corporate Social Responsibility
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Corporation of Society Responsibility
- C.
Corporate Social Relationship
- D.
Composition of Social Relations
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A. Corporate Social ResponsibilityExplanation
CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. This term refers to a company's commitment to operating in an ethical and sustainable manner, taking into account its impact on society and the environment. It involves initiatives and actions taken by businesses to contribute to the well-being of society, such as philanthropy, environmental conservation, and ethical labor practices. By practicing CSR, companies aim to go beyond profit-making and actively contribute to the betterment of society.Rate this question:
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What type of events do we co-ordinate in Corporate communications department?
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Bell ringing only
- B.
Bell ringing and Facts behind the listing
- C.
Bell ringing, facts behind the listing, facts behind the figures, conferences
- D.
Trade fair, bell ringing, facts behind the figures, facts behind the listing, conferences
Correct Answer
D. Trade fair, bell ringing, facts behind the figures, facts behind the listing, conferencesExplanation
The Corporate communications department coordinates various types of events including trade fairs, bell ringing ceremonies, conferences, and events related to the facts behind the figures and the listing. These events help in promoting the company's image, communicating important information to stakeholders, and building relationships with clients and investors.Rate this question:
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How many pillars drive the NSE strategy?
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4
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1
- C.
3
- D.
5
Explanation
The correct answer is 4. This suggests that there are four pillars that drive the NSE strategy. However, without further context or information about the NSE strategy, it is difficult to provide a specific explanation for why there are four pillars. It could be that these pillars represent key areas or components of the strategy, each contributing to its overall success. Each pillar may have its own specific goals, objectives, or actions that align with the overall strategy.Rate this question:
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How many years has the National Essay competition been in existence?
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3
- B.
5
- C.
10
- D.
13
Correct Answer
C. 10Explanation
The National Essay competition has been in existence for 10 years.Rate this question:
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What is Asset Co-mingling ?
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Mixing up many investors account
- B.
Mixing up all proprietary accounts
- C.
Mixing up all proprietary and clients’ assets
- D.
Mixing up all proprietary and clients’ shares
Correct Answer
C. Mixing up all proprietary and clients’ assetsExplanation
Asset co-mingling refers to the practice of combining both proprietary and clients' assets together. It involves mixing up the assets owned by a company or organization with the assets owned by their clients or customers. This can occur in various financial or investment scenarios, such as when a financial institution combines their own funds with those of their clients in a single account or investment vehicle. By doing so, it becomes more difficult to distinguish between the assets owned by the company and those owned by the clients, potentially leading to issues related to transparency, accountability, and potential conflicts of interest.Rate this question:
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Describe what reconstruction is?
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Increasing share volume/value
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Decreasing share value/volume
- C.
Increasing/decreasing share volume/value
- D.
Increasing/decreasing share value/volume
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D. Increasing/decreasing share value/volumeExplanation
Reconstruction refers to the process of increasing or decreasing both the value and volume of shares. It involves making changes to the company's structure, operations, or financials in order to improve its share value and increase the number of shares traded. This can be done through various strategies such as mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, or implementing new business plans. The aim of reconstruction is to enhance the overall performance and attractiveness of the company's shares in the market.Rate this question:
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Describe the concept of DVP
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Delivery versus pay back
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Deliver versus protect
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Delivery versus payment
- D.
Simultaneous delivery versus payment
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D. Simultaneous delivery versus paymentExplanation
Simultaneous delivery versus payment (DVP) is a concept in financial transactions where the delivery of securities or assets occurs at the same time as the payment for those securities or assets. This ensures that both parties involved in the transaction fulfill their obligations simultaneously, reducing the risk of one party not delivering the securities or assets after receiving payment. DVP is commonly used in securities trading to ensure a secure and efficient settlement process.Rate this question:
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Mr. A has two (2) children B and C and he intends to cross his shares to his two (2) children without passing through the floor of the Exchange. What is the mode of this transaction called?
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Cross deal
- B.
OTC extra
- C.
Call over system
- D.
Nominal transfer
Correct Answer
D. Nominal transferExplanation
The mode of this transaction is called "Nominal transfer". This refers to the transfer of shares from one person to another without involving any monetary exchange. In this case, Mr. A intends to transfer his shares to his two children, B and C, without going through the floor of the Exchange, meaning the shares will not be traded publicly. Instead, the transfer will be done directly between Mr. A and his children, without any financial transaction taking place.Rate this question:
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Clearing House Numbers and investors’ number are one and the same for the investors. Do you agree?
- A.
True
- B.
Not sure
- C.
False
- D.
None of the Aove
Correct Answer
C. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that Clearing House Numbers and investors' numbers are the same for investors. However, the correct answer is False. Clearing House Numbers and investors' numbers are not the same. Clearing House Numbers are unique identification numbers assigned to clearing houses, which facilitate the clearing and settlement of trades. On the other hand, investors' numbers are unique identification numbers assigned to individual investors. These numbers serve different purposes and are not interchangeable.Rate this question:
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The Index is useful for:
- A.
Performance Benchmarking
- B.
Measuring Economic performance
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To forecast
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the Above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
The Index is useful for all of the above options. It can be used for performance benchmarking to compare the performance of different entities or sectors. It can also be used to measure economic performance by tracking the changes in the index value over time. Additionally, the index can be used to forecast future trends based on the historical data and patterns observed in the index. Therefore, all the given options are correct.Rate this question:
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The NSE Index includes which of the following in the computation
- A.
Preference shares
- B.
Bonds
- C.
Equities
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the Above
Correct Answer
C. EquitiesExplanation
The NSE Index includes equities in its computation. Equities refer to shares of stock or ownership in a company. The NSE Index is a stock market index that tracks the performance of a specific group of stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) in India. By including equities in the computation, the NSE Index provides a measure of the overall performance of the stock market by tracking the movement of these selected stocks.Rate this question:
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One of the following statements is not correct. Which one?
- A.
Sample-based Indices are composed of all the highly capitalized and perhaps the most profitable companies spread across key sectors of the economy.
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Indices cannot be constructed for individual portfolios
- C.
The phenomenon of indexes based on few stocks is widely accepted
- D.
Ease of conversion to cash and vice versa is important in stock selection into
- E.
None of the Above
Correct Answer
B. Indices cannot be constructed for individual portfoliosExplanation
The given statement "Indices cannot be constructed for individual portfolios" is incorrect. Indices can be constructed for individual portfolios, such as a portfolio index that tracks the performance of a specific investment portfolio. This allows investors to compare the performance of their portfolio against a benchmark or other portfolios.Rate this question:
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One of the following statements is true. Which one?
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DJIA is an All-share Index
- B.
Sample size must be very large to construct an index
- C.
Divisor adjustments are undertaken when bonuses are issued
- D.
The NSE 30 Index is composed of all the highly capitalized and perhaps the most profitable companies spread across key sectors of the economy.
- E.
None of the Above
Correct Answer
D. The NSE 30 Index is composed of all the highly capitalized and perhaps the most profitable companies spread across key sectors of the economy.Explanation
The correct answer is the NSE 30 Index is composed of all the highly capitalized and perhaps the most profitable companies spread across key sectors of the economy. This statement accurately describes the composition of the NSE 30 Index, which is an index that represents the performance of the top 30 companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. These companies are selected based on their market capitalization and profitability, and they span across various sectors of the economy.Rate this question:
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One of the following statements is incorrect on a Bear Market
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A period of positive returns in the broader market of between 6-10 percent
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A period in which investment prices rises and optimism
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It must occur within six months of the year
- D.
It occurs when unemployment is low and inflation is slowing down
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
E. None of the aboveExplanation
The given answer, "None of the above," is correct because all of the statements listed are incorrect on a Bear Market. In a bear market, the broader market experiences a period of negative returns, not positive returns. Investment prices decline, and pessimism prevails instead of optimism. There is no requirement for a bear market to occur within six months of the year. Additionally, low unemployment and slowing inflation are characteristics of a healthy economy, not a bear market.Rate this question:
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How many IT Technical requirement baselines are available in the Exchange under the Minimum IT Standard? Â
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6
- B.
4
- C.
8
- D.
5
Correct Answer
D. 5Explanation
There are five IT Technical requirement baselines available in the Exchange under the Minimum IT Standard.Rate this question:
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- 35.
How many functions will OMS brokers expected to perform for Post Trade?
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6
- B.
4
- C.
8
- D.
5
Correct Answer
B. 4Explanation
OMS brokers are expected to perform multiple functions for post-trade activities. These functions typically include trade confirmation, settlement instruction, trade matching, and trade allocation. Therefore, the correct answer is 4, indicating that OMS brokers are expected to perform four functions for post-trade activities.Rate this question:
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How many functions will OMS brokers expected to perform for ON Trade?
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6
- B.
4
- C.
8
- D.
5
Correct Answer
A. 6Explanation
OMS brokers are expected to perform multiple functions for ON Trade. These functions may include order routing, trade execution, order management, risk management, compliance monitoring, and reporting. Therefore, the correct answer is 6, as OMS brokers are expected to perform six functions for ON Trade.Rate this question:
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What is the TRIAD of Information Security?
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Compliance, Integrity and Availability
- B.
People, Process and Technology
- C.
Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability
- D.
Process, Confidentiality and Integrity
Correct Answer
D. Process, Confidentiality and IntegrityExplanation
The TRIAD of Information Security refers to the three fundamental principles that are essential for ensuring the security of information. These principles are process, confidentiality, and integrity. Process refers to the procedures and protocols in place to manage and protect information. Confidentiality ensures that information is only accessible to authorized individuals. Integrity ensures that information is accurate, complete, and trustworthy. Together, these three principles form the foundation of a comprehensive information security framework.Rate this question:
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Who is the first person to contact when there is security breach or when your password has been hijacked?
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CEO
- B.
Compliance Office
- C.
Information Security Officer
- D.
Line Manager
Correct Answer
C. Information Security OfficerExplanation
The Information Security Officer is the correct answer because they are responsible for overseeing and managing an organization's information security program. In the event of a security breach or password hijacking, the Information Security Officer would be the first person to contact as they have the expertise and knowledge to handle such incidents. They would be able to assess the situation, investigate the breach, and implement necessary measures to mitigate the damage and prevent future incidents. The CEO, Compliance Office, and Line Manager may have some involvement in the process, but the Information Security Officer would be the primary point of contact.Rate this question:
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The Registrar is a professional who operates in ...
- A.
The money market
- B.
The supper market
- C.
The capital market
- D.
Oyingbo market
- E.
The banks
Correct Answer
C. The capital marketExplanation
The correct answer is the capital market. The registrar is a professional who operates in the capital market. This market refers to the financial market where long-term securities such as stocks and bonds are bought and sold. The registrar plays a crucial role in maintaining accurate records of ownership and transactions of these securities. They ensure that shareholders or bondholders receive their dividends or interest payments, and also handle the issuance of new securities.Rate this question:
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A Probate Letter is…
- A.
A letter from a friend
- B.
A letter of guarantee from a bank
- C.
A legal document on a deceased estate who left behind a Will
- D.
A love letter
- E.
A letter showing details of a probe
Correct Answer
C. A legal document on a deceased estate who left behind a WillExplanation
A Probate Letter is a legal document that pertains to the estate of a deceased individual who had a Will. It is used to validate the Will and ensure that the deceased person's assets are distributed according to their wishes. This letter is an important part of the probate process, which involves the court overseeing the administration of the estate. It provides details regarding the deceased person's assets, debts, and beneficiaries, and is essential for the proper settlement of the estate.Rate this question:
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Unclaimed dividends are caused by one of the under listed or all of them
- A.
Failure of Registrars to update their clients registers
- B.
Ignorance of shareholders
- C.
Failure of the postal system
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
Unclaimed dividends can be caused by any or all of the reasons mentioned. If the registrars fail to update their clients' registers, it can lead to dividends going unclaimed. Similarly, if shareholders are unaware or ignorant about their entitlements, they may not claim their dividends. Additionally, if there is a failure in the postal system, shareholders may not receive their dividend checks, resulting in unclaimed dividends. Therefore, all of the listed reasons can contribute to unclaimed dividends.Rate this question:
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Which of the following  is not a function of Registrars
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Preparing of annual reports for client companies
- B.
B. Dividend payments
- C.
C. Posting of annual reports
- D.
D. Keeping of unclaimed dividends accounts
Correct Answer
A. Preparing of annual reports for client companiesExplanation
Registrars are responsible for maintaining the register of shareholders, managing share transfers, and ensuring the accuracy of shareholder records. They also handle dividend payments and keep track of unclaimed dividends. However, preparing annual reports for client companies is typically the responsibility of accountants or financial professionals, not registrars. Therefore, it is not a function of registrars.Rate this question:
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Why are registrars considered so important in the capital market
- A.
They are supper humans
- B.
They are very kind
- C.
They answer all shareholders
- D.
All transactions are verified by Regiatrars
Correct Answer
D. All transactions are verified by RegiatrarsExplanation
Registrars are considered important in the capital market because they are responsible for verifying all transactions. This ensures that the buying and selling of securities are accurately recorded, preventing any fraudulent or incorrect activities. By verifying transactions, registrars help maintain the integrity and transparency of the capital market, providing confidence to shareholders and investors.Rate this question:
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- 44.
The following are objectives of Market Regulation except:
- A.
To avoid agency problem
- B.
To prevent manipulation of market prices by unscrupulous individuals
- C.
To build great business entities
- D.
To make life easy
Correct Answer
D. To make life easyExplanation
The objective of market regulation is not to make life easy. Market regulation aims to ensure fair and transparent practices in the market, prevent manipulation of prices, protect investors, and maintain market stability. Making life easy is not a primary goal of market regulation, but rather creating a level playing field for all participants and promoting a healthy and efficient market environment.Rate this question:
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- 45.
Which of these does not include units of Listings Regulation Department
- A.
Listings Analysis
- B.
Listings Compliance
- C.
Listings Sales and Retention
- D.
Listings enforcement
Correct Answer
C. Listings Sales and RetentionExplanation
The correct answer is "Listings Sales and Retention" because it does not include units of the Listings Regulation Department. This department is responsible for analyzing, ensuring compliance, and enforcing listings regulations. However, Listings Sales and Retention focus on the sales and retention of listings, which is a separate function from the regulatory aspects of the department.Rate this question:
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- 46.
Which of the following units is responsible for receiving applications for new issue?
- A.
Listings Analysis
- B.
Listings Compliance
- C.
Listings Sales and Retention
- D.
Listings enforcement
Correct Answer
A. Listings AnalysisExplanation
Listings Analysis is responsible for receiving applications for new issue. This unit is likely in charge of reviewing and analyzing the applications submitted for new issues, ensuring they meet the necessary requirements and criteria. They may assess the financial viability, compliance with regulations, and overall suitability of the proposed new issue before making a decision. Their role is crucial in the initial evaluation and processing of new issue applications.Rate this question:
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- 47.
What is the importance of the newly introduced Issuers Portal?
- A.
To accept application for new issues
- B.
To enable issuers file annual returns and corporate actions
- C.
To allow brokers trade on securities from the diaspora
- D.
To allow brokers trade securities from within Nigeria
Correct Answer
B. To enable issuers file annual returns and corporate actionsExplanation
The newly introduced Issuers Portal is important because it allows issuers to file their annual returns and corporate actions. This means that issuers can easily and efficiently submit the necessary paperwork and information regarding their annual financial reports and corporate actions such as dividends or stock splits. This portal streamlines the process for issuers and ensures that the necessary documentation is filed in a timely manner, increasing transparency and accountability in the securities market.Rate this question:
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- 48.
The following are the nine stages of Quotation except:
- A.
Application/Packaging Stage
- B.
NSE Quotations Approval/SEC Registration Stage
- C.
Brokers Dealer engagement
- D.
Completion Board Meeting Stage
Correct Answer
C. Brokers Dealer engagementExplanation
The correct answer is "Brokers Dealer engagement." The given stages are all part of the process of obtaining a quotation, except for the engagement of brokers and dealers. The other stages involve the application and packaging of the quotation, obtaining approval and registration from the NSE and SEC, and the completion board meeting stage. The engagement of brokers and dealers is not mentioned as a specific stage in this process.Rate this question:
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- 49.
How many Boards do we have on the NSE?
- A.
4
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
1
Correct Answer
B. 2 -
- 50.
Which of the following best describes the functions of the LSR Department?
- A.
Decrease the number of listings on the various boards & manage existing listed companies
- B.
Managing existing non-listed companies and increase number of listings
- C.
Proffering solutions to the needs of prospect companies & increase the number of listings on the various boards
- D.
Increase the number of listings on the various boards & manage existing listed companies
Correct Answer
D. Increase the number of listings on the various boards & manage existing listed companiesExplanation
The LSR Department's main functions are to increase the number of listings on the various boards and to manage existing listed companies. This means that the department is responsible for attracting new companies to be listed on the boards and ensuring that the already listed companies are effectively managed.Rate this question:
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