20 CÂU HỎI
Failure to carry out the terms of a contract, especially failure to pay back a debt:
A. Default
B. Deficiency
C. Delinquent
The government bank which regulates all commercial banks in a country is called …………….:
A. Investment bank
B. Merchant bank
C. Central bank
Being able to pay all debts on due date:
A. Insolvency
B. Solvency
C. Liquidity
Legal agreement where someone lends money to another person so that he can buy a property, the property being the security:
A. Mortgage
B. Security
C. Collateral
You can obtain cash at any time of the day or night from……..:
A. an ATM
B. a bank teller
C. a bank receptionist
A numerical assessment of the risk of a potential borrower:
A. Credit rating
B. Credit risk
C. Credit history
Computerized banking is………:
A. Consumer banking
B. Corporate banking
C. Electronic banking
Name or value of coin or banknote e.g VND 1000, VND 10000, VND 50000:
A. Denomination
B. Denominator
C. Depreciation
An employee who serves customers in a bank for their deposits, withdrawals and other services:
A. Manager
B. Teller
C. Receptionist
The value of one currency in terms of another:
A. Interest rate
B. Exchange rate
C. Option rate
A statement sent regularly to customers – showing debits, credits and the balance of the account:
A. Income statement
B. Cash flow statement
C. Account statement
Movement of money from one bank account to another one:
A. Transfer b/ c/
B. Trade
C. Travel
A debt instrument that bears interest and promises repayment:
A. Share
B. Bond
C. Check
The net worth or equity of the shareholders’ investment in a company:
A. Cash
B. Credit
C. Capital
Units of equity of companies which may be bought and sold on the stock exchange and may rise and fall in value:
A. Shares
B. Standing order
C. Security
………………consist of everything a company owes:
A. Liabilities
B. Owners’ equity
C. Assets
ncome a bank derives from sources such as fees and service charges, trading income, and investment securities gains:
A. Interest income
B. Non-interest income
C. Net income
The exporter sends the goods and documents to the foreign buyer. The buyer pays the invoice when the goods arrive, or within a certain period from the invoice date. This can be risky,as the exporter trusts the buyer to honour the original sales contract:
A. advance payment
B. documentary collection
C. documentary credit
D. open account
A foreign bank issues an undertaking to the exporter ( through a bank in the exporter’s country) to pay for the goods as long as the exporter complies with the terms and conditions of the contract. This is a much safer form of payment for the exporter. To be even safer, the exporter can arrange for the bank in his/her country to act as “ confirming bank”, which means that the bank in the exporter’s country is responsible for the transaction:
A. advance payment
B. documentary collection
C. documentary credit
D. open account
The exporter does not dispatch the goods until payment has been received from the importer. There is no risk for the exporter – all the risk is taken by the importer:
A. advance payment
B. documentary collection
C. documentary credit
D. open account