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Treasury.ppt with detailed version of swift
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Treasury : An
Overview
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| Financial Services Contents ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Treasury Overview 1. Introduction 2. Functions of a Treasury 3. Treasury Products 1
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| Financial Services Introduction ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Historically, Treasurers have been responsible for: • managing cash and market risk • ensuring that the company has access to sufficient sources of funding • effective utilization of funds However, this role has expanded in recent years. The transformation has been driven by: • changes in information and communication technologies • increased mandates around regulatory compliance • emergence of a truly global economy Today, in addition to the traditional tasks, Treasurers are responsible for: • handling foreign exchange • Investment management • trading in bonds, currencies, financial derivatives 2
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| Financial Services Interfaces
to Treasury Management System © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 3 Treasury Management Accounting system Payments Compliance MIS Cash & Liquidity Management Risk Management Trade Finance Cards
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| Financial Services Contents ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Treasury Overview 1. Introduction 2. Functions of a Treasury 2.a. Money Markets 2.b. Foreign Exchange 2.c. Asset Liability Management 3. Treasury Products 4
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| Financial Services •
A Bank’s Treasury provides services externally to customers and internally to the Management • Externally it provides quotes, cover and advisory services for the banks’ customers. • Internally it manages the short term and long term funds of the bank, to reduce risks and increase profits • It covers Maturity, Interest Rate, Liquidity and Currency Risks • It is also responsible for Asset-Liability management, all trading /position related risks, and “reserve” management. Functions of a Treasury © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 5 Call Money Borrowing Interbank Loan / Funding CRR Ratio Interest Rate SWAP Interbank Deals/ Interbank Forex Cross Currency SWAP Spot / Forward Booking Sheet / Dealer Rate Exotic Currency Trading Deposit Rate Overnight Float Money Markets / Fixed Income Foreign Exchange & Derivatives Asset Liability Management
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| Financial Services Contents ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Treasury Overview 1. Introduction 2. Functions of a Treasury 2.a. Money Markets 2.b. Foreign Exchange 2.c. Asset Liability Management 3. Treasury Products 6
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| Financial Services •
Treasury helps banks raise money by participating in the global foreign exchange, securities, and money markets • Money market is defined as the global financial market for short-term borrowing and lending • It is a place for large corporations, bank-institutions and governments to manage their short-term cash needs • The trading includes simple products like: Call Money Borrowing Interbank Loan / Funding CRR Ratio Interest Rate SWAP Money Markets © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 7
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| Financial Services •
The Call Money Borrowing refers to the market for extremely short period loans; say one day to fourteen days. • These loans are repayable on demand at the option of either the lender or the borrower. • These loans are given to brokers and dealers in stock exchange. • Similarly, banks with ‘surplus’ lend to other banks with ‘deficit funds’ in the call money market. Thus, it provides an equilibrating mechanism for evening out short term surpluses and deficits. • Moreover, commercial bank can quickly borrow from the call market to meet their statutory liquidity requirements. They can also maximize their profits easily by investing their surplus funds in the call market during the period when call rates are high and volatile. Call Money Borrowing © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 8
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| Financial Services •
The interbank lending market is a market in which banks extend loans to one another for a specified term. Most interbank loans are for maturities of one week or less, the majority being overnight. Such loans are made at the interbank rate (also called the overnight rate if the term of the loan is overnight). • Banks are required to hold an adequate amount of liquid assets, such as cash, to manage any potential bank runs by clients. If a bank cannot meet these liquidity requirements, it will need to borrow money in the interbank market to cover the shortfall. Some banks, on the other hand, have excess liquid assets above and beyond the liquidity requirements. These banks will lend money in the interbank market, receiving interest on the assets. • The interbank rate is the rate of interest charged on short-term loans between banks. • The interest rate charged depends on the availability of money in the market, on prevailing rates and on the specific terms of the contract, such as term length. Interbank Loan / Funding © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 9
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| Financial Services Role
of interbank lending in the financial system • To support the fractional reserve banking model • A source of funds for banks • Funding liquidity risk • Longer-term trends in banks' sources of funds • Benchmarks for short-term lending rates • Monetary policy transmission Interbank Loan / Funding continued... © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 10
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| Financial Services •
It is a bank regulation that sets the minimum reserves each bank must hold by way of customer deposits and notes • These deposits are designed to satisfy cash withdrawal demands of customers • Deposits are normally in the form of currency stored in a bank vault or with the central bank like the RBI • CRR is also called the Liquidity Ratio as it seeks to control money supply in the economy Effects on money supply: • CRR is used as a tool in monetary policy, influencing the country’s economy, borrowing and interest rates • CRR works like brakes on the economy’s money supply • CRR requirements affect the potential of the banking system to create higher or lower money supply CRR Ratio © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 11
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| Financial Services CRR
and liquidity: • For e.g. say…the CRR is pegged by RBI at 10%. if a bank receives Rs. 100 as deposit, then they can lend Rs. 90 as a loan and will have to keep the balance Rs. 10 in customer’s deposit account • Now, the borrower who has received Rs. 90 as a loan will deposit the same in his bank • The borrower’s bank will now lend out Rs. 81 (Rs. 90 X 90%) and keep Rs. 9 in his deposit account • As this process continues, the banking system can expand the initial deposit of Rs.100 into a maximum of Rs. 1000 (Rs. 100 + Rs. 90 + Rs. 81….=Rs. 1000) • The higher the cash reserve (CRR) required, the lower the money available for lending • Every time the borrowed money comes into a deposit account of a customer, the bank has to compulsorily keep a part of it as reserves • This reduces credit expansion by controlling the amount of money that goes out by way of loans • Hence central banks in the world increase the requirement of cash reserves whenever they feel the need to control money supply CRR Ratio continued... © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 12
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| Financial Services Interest
Rate SWAP © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 13 • An agreement between two parties where one stream of future interest payments is exchanged for another based on a specified principal amount • Interest rate swaps often exchange a fixed payment for a floating payment that is linked to an interest rate (most often the LIBOR) • One company wants to receive a payment with a variable interest rate, while the other wants to limit future risk by receiving a fixed-rate payment instead • A company will typically use interest rate swaps to limit or manage exposure to fluctuations in interest rates, or to obtain a marginally lower interest rate than it would have been able to get without the swap • The gain one party receives through the swap will be equal to the loss of the other party. While they are neutralizing their risk, in a way, one of them is going to lose some money • Both the parties need to agree on 2 main issues: Length of the SWAP. Establish a start date and a maturity date for the swap, and know that both parties will be bound to all of the terms of the agreement until the contract expires Terms of the SWAP. Be clear about the terms under which you’re exchanging interest rates
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| Financial Services Interest
Rate SWAP continued… © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 14 To illustrate how a swap may work, let’s look further into an example: • ABC Company and XYZ Company enter into one-year interest rate swap with a nominal value of $1 million • ABC offers XYZ a fixed annual rate of 5% in exchange for a rate of LIBOR plus 1%, since both parties believe that LIBOR will be roughly 4% • At the end of the year, ABC will pay XYZ $50,000 (5% of $1 million) • If the LIBOR rate is trading at 4.75%, XYZ then will have to pay ABC Company $57,500 (5.75% of $1 million, because of the agreement to pay LIBOR plus 1%) • Therefore, the value of the swap to ABC and XYZ is the difference between what they receive and spend • Since LIBOR ended up higher than both companies thought, ABC won out with a gain of $7,500, while XYZ realizes a loss of $7,500. Generally, only the net payment will be made • When XYZ pays $7,500 to ABC, both companies avoid the cost and complexities of each company paying the full $50,000 and $57,500.
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| Financial Services Contents ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Treasury Overview 1. Introduction 2. Functions of a Treasury 2.a. Money Markets 2.b. Foreign Exchange 2.c. Asset Liability Management 3. Treasury Products 15
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| Financial Services •
Treasury helps banks determine the FX rates based on current market trends and bank’s internal requirements • The foreign exchange (also known as currency, FOREX or FX) market is defined as the trading of one currency for another • The various participants who deal in Foreign Exchange are commercial banks, central banks, currency speculators, multinational corporations and governments • The trading includes simple products like: Interbank Deals/ Interbank Forex Cross Currency SWAP Spot / Forward Booking Sheet / Dealer Rate Exotic Currency Trading Foreign Exchange © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 16
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The interbank forex market is a financial system of currency trading among the world’s largest banks and financial institutions • This currency exchange takes place directly among banks or via electronic brokering platforms, such as Electronic Brokering Services (EBS) and Reuters Dealing 3000 Matching • Both these platforms offer trading in the major currency pairs. Trading in cross currency pairs is typically not supported by these platforms • The major currency pairs primarily traded on these systems are: Interbank Deals / Interbank Forex © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 17 EBS EUR/USD USD/JPY EUR/JPY EUR/CHF USD/CHF Reuters GBP/USD EUR/GBP USD/CAD AUD/USD NZD/USD
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| Financial Services Interbank
Deals / Interbank Forex continued… © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 18 Who Determines the Interbank Forex Rates? • FX Rate is majorly determined by the market. Additionally, banks can decide their rate based on market trend • However, given stiff competition and a large number of players in the market, the prices determined by different banks do not vary significantly • The factors considered by banks to determine forex prices include: Volume available at the current price level Current economic and political environment Their opinion on the prospects of various currency pairs Their inventory levels
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| Financial Services Cross
Currency SWAP © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 19 • An agreement between two parties to exchange interest payments and principal on loans denominated in two different currencies for a specified term • In a cross currency swap, a loan's interest payments and principal in one currency would be exchanged for an equally valued loan and interest payments in a different currency • It is similar to an Interest Rate Swap but where each leg of the swap is denominated in a different currency. A Cross Currency Swap therefore has two principal amounts, one for each currency • With an Interest Rate Swap there is no exchange of principal at either the start or end of the transaction as both principal amounts are the same and therefore net out • For a Cross Currency Swap it is essential that the parties agree to exchange principal amounts at maturity. The exchange of principal at the start is optional • The product is particularly useful if a firm has taken a loan in dollars and receives a lot of foreign currency from abroad. The firm can then use this foreign currency to repay its loan
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| Financial Services Cross
Currency SWAP continued… © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 20 To illustrate how a swap may work, let’s look further into an example: • The firm has a loan in dollars which was arranged 3 years ago and which is currently on a floating-rate basis • In the 3 years since then, the business has grown and is now exporting into Europe and receiving foreign currency from France • Managing the risk on the foreign exchange and interest-rate risk on the loan are 2 problems with the firm • A Cross-Currency Interest-Rate Swap can solve both of these problems at once • The firm has borrowed $1 million which the firm will repay over 3 years. The firm decides to do a Cross-Currency Interest-Rate Swap with a bank • The French Franc and dollar exchange rate is 5 Francs to one Dollar. Under the terms of the swap, banks will do a foreign exchange deal that day so that the firm sells to the bank 1 Million Dollars and banks sell to the firm 5 million French Francs
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| Financial Services Cross
Currency SWAP continued… © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 21 • Bank will pay the firm a floating interest rate on the $1 million for 3 years, in return the bank will pay a fixed (or floating) interest rate on the French Franc loan of 5 million for 3 years • At the end of the swap period, the firm will pay the bank 5 million Francs back and the bank will pay $1 million in dollars back to the firm • In doing this the firm creates a French Franc loan and it can use the French Francs from its exports to pay off the loan • This gets rid of the problem of managing its foreign exchange risk. And if the firm chooses a fixed interest rate on the French Franc loan it can also get rid of any possible interest-rate risk
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| Financial Services Spot
Currency/Forward Currency © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 22 Spot Currency • A foreign exchange spot transaction, also known as FX spot, is an agreement between two parties to buy one currency against selling another currency at an agreed price for settlement on the spot date (the spot date of a transaction is the normal settlement day when the transaction is done today). • The exchange rate at which the transaction is done is called the spot exchange rate. • The standard settlement timeframe for foreign exchange spot transactions is T + 2 days; i.e., two business days from the trade date. • A notable exception is the USD/CAD currency pair, which settles at T + 1. Forward Currency/Contract • A transaction which has settlement after the spot date is called a forward or a forward contract. • A FX forward is a contract to buy or sell a stated amount of a given currency at a specific price on an agreed date or range of dates in the future. • The contract is binding on both the parties. • Banks will provide forward FX quotes on more or less any currency pair.
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| Financial Services Sheet
Rate/Dealer Rate © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 23 Sheet Rate • This is usually a sheet with FX conversion rate with reference to base currency of the publishing Bank’s country. • The sheet rate is an indicative rate of permissible currencies and usually applied for transactions below a specified amount limit. This limit is decided as per internal policy of Banks. • The sheet rate is published by Bank at the beginning of business day . However, Bank may revise the sheet rate intraday, as and when, Bank desires. Dealer Rate • This rate is provided by Dealers at the request of operation. • Usually for transactions above specified limit or for relationship customers, operation may ask for special rate from dealers. • When dealers rate is provided operation ignores the sheet rates. For dealers rate a deal is booked for every bid/ask.
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| Financial Services Exotic
Currency Trading © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved What is an Exotic Currency? • A foreign exchange term for a thinly traded currency. • Exotic currencies are illiquid, lack market depth and trade at low volumes. • Examples of exotic currencies include the Thai baht, Uruguay peso or Iraqi dinar. What is Treasury role? • Treasury publishes daily foreign exchange rates and it decides what all currencies bank will deal in. • It also decides what exotic currencies it will deal in and what will be the buying/selling rate for them. • Trading an exotic currency can be expensive, as the bid-ask spread is usually large. 24
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| Financial Services Contents ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Treasury Overview 1. Introduction 2. Functions of a Treasury 2.a. Money Markets 2.b. Foreign Exchange 2.c. Asset Liability Management 3. Treasury Products 25
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Banks face several risks such as the liquidity risk, interest rate risk, credit risk and operational risk • Asset liability management (ALM) is a strategic management tool to manage interest rate risk and liquidity risk faced by banks, other financial services companies and corporations • Treasury of a bank manages the risks of asset liability mismatch by matching the assets and liabilities according to the maturity pattern or the matching the duration, by hedging and by securitization • The trading includes simple products like: Deposit Rate Overnight Float Asset Liability Management © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 26
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Deposit Rate refers to the amount of money paid out in interest by a bank or financial institution on cash deposits. • Banks pay deposit rates on savings and other investment Accounts. Example: When a person deposits money into a bank, that bank will in turn use the money to loan out to other customers for a fee. This fee is called a loan interest rate. The money deposited into the bank as savings gives the bank confidence that the money will be under management for an extended period of time; the bank will give the depositor a rate for use of his money. This is called a deposit rate and is the amount earned on money in a deposited account. Deposit rates © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 27
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| Financial Services Overnight
Float © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved 28 • Large deposit held by a financial institution for a very short time; when done regularly, bank makes large profit from interest it earns on these deposits • In banking and finance, the term float refers to the temporary inaccuracy of a bank balance in an account that occurs due to the period between when a check is deposited and when the issuing bank acknowledges that deposit • During this latent period, both banks claim ownership of the funds • In case of electronic payment, although banks may receive funds electronically soon after a deposit is made, the funds are not available for use by the account holder until the next day • This money, called negative float, may be invested by the bank overnight to generate revenue for the bank • Although the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act sped up the processing of checks, it did not speed up the process of the bank making the deposited funds available
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| Financial Services Contents ©
2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved Treasury Overview 1. Introduction 2. Functions of a Treasury 3. Treasury Products 29
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| Financial Services Overview
of Treasury Management System 30 Copyright ©2012 Capgemini. All rights reserved. • A Treasury Management System is a term for a treasury- oriented system or software package that specializes in automation of manual tasks for managing cash flows. • Treasury Management System allows a company to communicate with financial institutions to manage cash, transactions, forecasts, FX and investments and debt. • Corporate Treasurers can efficiently respond to financial needs of company by proper selection and implementation of a Treasury Management System. • To remain competitive companies need to ensure optimal use of treasury technology such as Treasury Management System. • Three major business benefits from a well-defined Treasury Management System: Enterprise – wide visibility of cash Financial Risk Management Treasury Efficiency
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of Treasury Products 31 Copyright ©2012 Capgemini. All rights reserved. • In today’s global financial market where interest rate tend to vary so often or widely, there is a growing demand from corporations, institutions and high net-worth individuals for hedging risks associated with interest rates, currency, commodities, equity as well as other risks. Banks offer financial products to manage such risks, capitalize cash flow and minimize debt financing. • Treasury products meet the demands of liquidity, cash flow management and interest rate fluctuations and yields higher income and capital growth. • Treasury products mitigate business risks. Aim : To “evaluate, quantify and manage financial risks into definable future cash flows with certainty along with responsibility and accountability.
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Categories of Treasury Products 32 Copyright ©2012 Capgemini. All rights reserved. Treasury Management Systems Banking Front office and Middle office Deal Capture Cash Flow Corporate Debt Manageme nt Treasury Analytics Systems Corporate finances
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Used Treasury Products 33 Copyright ©2012 Capgemini. All rights reserved. Sungard Ambit Treasury Management System Provides a centralized front-to-back office solution with straight through processing for cash, liquidity and risk management. Using this solution, banks can forecast both known and projected cash flows based on real- time data. Transparency is improved with real time risk and regulatory reporting. It provides real-time connectivity with Streamlined Processing Capabilities and a sophisticated deal capture,pricing,Investment accounting and real time portfolio management. It has comprehensive accounting tools that accepts data from any back office application, increase processing efficiency, reduce operating errors and mitigate operational risk. It provides real time liquidity management and Cash flow modeling. Organization's cash can be viewed from a single screen; information is up-to-date and is matched and reconciled on a real time basis.
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Used Treasury Products 34 Copyright ©2012 Capgemini. All rights reserved. Finacle Treasury Solution Finacle is an integrated front, middle and back office treasury solution that covers the entire deal lifecycle for trading and capital market products. Unique features of Finacle Treasury Solution • Fast and Efficient Front-to-Back office processing Provides Straight through processing and reduced operational costs. Transparent and interactive service delivery to customers. • Wide Range of Asset Classes Supports Foreign exchange, money markets, fixed income, equities, derivatives, structured products, credit derivatives and commodities. • Greater Flexibility Easy configuration of new products and processes. Reporting tools. • Collaboration and Co-creation Customizable User Interface Dashboard streamlined for optimal workflow control.
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Used Treasury Products 35 Copyright ©2012 Capgemini. All rights reserved. Spectrum Treasury Spectrum Treasury provides a complete solution for managing foreign exchange, fixed income, equity and derivative contracts. Spectrum Treasury provides a high performance solution to facilitate substantial daily trading volumes and open positions. Upon trade execution positions are instantly updated in Spectrum to provide real-time data to all traders across a network. Provides a functional web-portal which can be easily integrated into any technical environment. Provides full support for SWIFT and Continuous Linked Settlement and real time limit monitoring for counterparties,traders,countries and currencies. Straight through processing with User-defined workflows and provides real time position,P&L,cashflow,risk management and hedging blotters.
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Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 36 1. Which of the below is not treasures responsibility– 1. Managing cash and market risk 2. Effective utilization of funds 3. Investment management 4. Accounting management
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Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 37 2. Which of the below is not interfacing with TMS– 1. MIS 2. RISK management 3. Schemes 4. Cash & liquidity management
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Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 38 3. Exotic Currency Trading is treasury function which belongs to Asset Liability Management 1. TRUE 2. FALSE
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Call Money Borrowing refers to the market for extremely short period loans. This loan period generally is – 1. Less than 15 Days 2. One Month 3. Three Month 4. Less than 7 Days Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 39
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Most interbank loans are for maturities of - 1. Three Month 2. One week or less, the majority being overnight 3. One Month 4. Less than 7 Days Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 40
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In interbank loan, interest rate charged are high & fixed. They are not dependant on the availability of money in the market since the loan period is very short. 1. TRUE 2. FALSE Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 41
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CRR works like brakes on the economy’s money supply 1. TRUE 2. FALSE Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 42
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Which of the below is not trading related product? 1. Cross Currency SWAP 2. Spot / Forward Booking 3. Term Deposit 4. Exotic Currency Trading Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 43
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FX Rate is majorly determined by- 1. Central banks of countries 2. World Bank 3. The market trends 4. SWISS bank Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 44
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ALM is a tool to manage interest rate risk and liquidity risk faced by banks. 1. TRUE 2. FALSE Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 45
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Which of the below is not business benefits from a well-defined Treasury Management System: 1. Enterprise – wide visibility of cash 2. Higher dealer rates 3. Financial Risk Management 4. Treasury Efficiency Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 46
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Which of the below is not a TMS product - 1. Sungard Ambit Treasury Management System 2. Finacle Treasury Solution 3. Funtech Global payplus Treasury Management System 4. Spectrum Treasury Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 47
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A transaction which has settlement after the spot date is called - 1. Forward contract 2. Spot contract 3. Future Contract 4. Dealer contract Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 48
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. A Cross Currency Swap has two principal amounts, one for each currency 1. TRUE 2. FALSE Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 49
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The sheet rate is published by Bank at beginning (1st) of every Month. 1. TRUE 2. FALSE Question Bank © 2012 Capgemini - Internal use only. All rights reserved. 50
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