compare and contrast certificates of deposit, mutual funds, bond funds, and treasury notes. Answer the following questions: 1 What is the major difference between mutual funds and certificates of deposit?  2 How are mutual funds and certificates of deposit alike?  3 What is the major difference in bonds and treasury notes, and which would you prefer as an investor?  4 How are bonds, treasury notes, mutual funds alike?

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Q: Why might a company choose to raise money through bonds, rather than take out a note payable or…

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Q: answer both and explain why

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Q: What is advantage of using bonds for financing instead of obtaining financing from the company's…

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Q: Which of the following is most likely to expose the holders to counterparty credit risk? A.…

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Q: A.Discuss three factors that affect net interest income.B.What are the objectives of the Basel III…

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Q: Which of the following is not a financial institution? Commercial Bank Rating agency O Mutual fund…

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Q: As a potential investor would you prefer to invest in a structured note? Why or why not?

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Q: The main liabilities on a bank’s balance sheet are typically?: 1. Bonds 2. Deposits 3. Mortgages 4.…

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Q: Why would it be cash and not bonds payable ?

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Q: It is an average interest rate that banks offer in the financial market: a. effective rate b.…

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Q: How does the payment of a bank loan’s principal and a bond’s par value differ?

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Q: The primary difference among various kinds of depository institutions is in the composition of…

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Q: Who issues Bonds? Why should you own Bonds?  What are the risks of owning Bonds?

A: Bonds are the debt instrument issued to the bondholders of the organisation.

Q: Which of the following is not a main core function of the financial system? a. Provide a payments…

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Q: 2. This type of investment is considered a debt instrument. A Stocks ® Bonds © Mutual funds O…

A: There are two type capitals equity and debt

Q: A bank's net interest margin represents the proportion of its investments that are financed with…

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Q: nd 2 are identical, except that Bond 2 has credit enhancement. Issuer of E 1. Which of the following…

A: Credit risk is issuer's inability or failure to repay the debt obligations.

Q: Rank the following types of bank liabilities, first according to their level of liquidity risk, and…

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Q: Which of the following bank services involves financial derivatives? Credit services O Transaction…

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Q: Which of the following assets would be considered least liquid? Group of answer choices A savings…

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