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1. Simon invests $5,000 in a PPN. The PPN return will be determined by calculating the effective average
of the underlying common shares, and the maximum return attributed to any one share is 35%. Which of
the following most accurately describes the type of PPN Simon purchased?
Index-linked PPN with a participation rate.
Stock basket-linked PPN.
Zero-coupon bond plus option.
Index-linked PPN with a performance cap.
2. As an investment advisor, you are asked by a client to identify a security that he has heard a co-worker
discuss as part of her portfolio. Your client describes the security as one that allows an easy and low-risk
way to invest in mortgages, without having to own mortgages directly. Which of the following types of
securities is your client's co-worker likely holding?
Mortgage Backed Security (MBS).
First Mortgage Bond.
Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT).
Securitized Debt.
3. Identify a prevailing characteristic of mortgage-backed securities (MBSs).
MBSs are generally insulated from market volatility and have the potential to make money in any
environment.
MBSs are highly illiquid and usually non-transferable securities.
MBSs' payments are taxed as dividend income, allowing investors to avoid high tax costs.
MBSs are low-risk securities, guaranteed by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
4. What differentiates asset-backed commercial paper (ABCP) from most other asset-backed securities?
It is divided into tranches.
Its payments are comprised of principal only.
It is only sold to institutional investors.
It has a maturity date of less than one year.
5. Calculate the investor’s approximate return on a 6-year XYZ Market-Linked GIC that is based on the
S&P/TSX Composite Index. Assume that the GIC has a 25% cap rate, and that the relevant index had an
initial index level of 9,700 and an ending index level of 14,000.
11.08%
31.00%
25.00%
44.33%
6. You anticipate that interest rates will be rising in the next 6 months to 2 year period. Identify the
mortgage-backed securities (MBS) you would consider most appropriate for an elderly retiree in a low
tax bracket who is relying primarily on investment income for cash flow.
Closed Pool, Long-Term to Maturity.
Open Pool, Long Term to Maturity.
Open Pool, Short Term to Maturity.
Closed Pool, Short Term to Maturity.
7. As the issuer of an Index-Linked Principal-Protected Note, what investments would you select in order
to provide both a guarantee of principal and a return that mimics the S&P/TSX 60?
Invest most of the proceeds in a zero-coupon bond and the remainder in an option on the S&P/TSX 60.
Invest all of the proceeds in ETF which tracks the S&P/TSX 60.
Invest half of the proceeds in a market-linked GIC and half in an ETF which tracks the S&P/TSX 60.
Invest most of the proceeds in a T-bill and the remainder in a basket of stocks which make up the
S&P/TSX 60.
8.Your client Simon invests in a stock basket-linked PPN linked to a basket of 5 common shares in which
the performance of any one share is capped at 30%. Given the table below, what is Simon's overall
return?
Common-Share
Starting-Price
Ending-Price
Return
1
$20
$25
25%
2
$10
$12
20%
3
$15
$12
-20%
4
$20
$26
30%
5
$10
$15
50%
17%
20%
21%
25%
9. Harvey considers himself to have a high-risk tolerance and a high-return expectation. He is interested
in purchasing an Asset Backed Security (ABS). Which tranche would be most suitable for this investor?
Senior.
Junior.
Mezzanine.
Securitized.
10. The ABC Index-linked GIC matured when the ending index level was 12,554. Calculate the
approximate overall return if the initial index level was 9,225 and the maximum cap on returns is 25%?
25.00%
0.00%
36.09%
40.69%
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