Q1.
The Wholesale Debt Market (WDM) segment of the National Stock Exchange commenced operations on _______________.
Q2.
The debt market operates from _______ to ____________ on weekdays.
Q3.
(I) In the Continuous market, deals are negotiated outside the exchange between the two counter parties and are reported on the trading system for approval.
(II) In the Negotiated market, orders entered by the trading members are matched by the trading system.
Q4.
If an order does not find a suitable counter order in the order books, it is added to the order books and is called a ____________ order.
Q5.
(I) Negotiated Deal Module which permits reporting of trades undertaken by two different market participants through a single member of the BSE.
(II) Cross Deal Module which permits the reporting of trades, undertaken by market participants, through the members of the BSE.
Q6.
(I) In case of Continuous market, orders are matched on the basis of price-time priority.
(II) The value of the order/trade is indicated in “Rs. Lakhs” in the trading system.
Q7.
In Government Securities, brokers are usually paid a commission of ___________ per market lot (of Rs. 5 crores).
Q8.
CCIL is an agency which extends guaranteed settlement for trades done/reported on NDS in Government Securities.
Q9.
(I) CROMS is the repo dealing system of NDS.
(II) For deals above Rs. 20 crores, the NDS members had the option to settle through CCIL or directly at PDO, RBI.
Q10.
Trades of NSE are executed through the __________ system which is an automatic system that provides trading and reporting facilities for Government Securities.
Q11.
(I) Settlement through CCIL is on Delivery Versus Payment I (DVP I) mechanism.
(II) Settlement through RBI-SGL follows DVP- II mechanism.
Q12.
(I) DVP-I refers to settlement of securities on gross basis while funds will be settle on net basis.
(II) CCIL acts as a central counter-party for the clearing and settlement of transactions done on the NDS.
Q13.
NSE has developed a VaR system for measuring the market risk inherent in Government of India (GOI) securities.
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