A) reserve account at the central bank is negative at the end of a banking day.
B) reserve account at the central bank is negative at the beginning of a banking day.
C) reserve account at the central bank becomes negative within the banking day.
D) account with another FI becomes negative within the banking day.
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A) The intermediation approach views FIs' outputs of services as having two underlying inputs.
B) Labour and capital are the only inputs.
C) The intermediation approach views the output as being produced by labour, capital and the funds used to produce intermediated services.
D) Premiums or reserves are viewed as an input in the banking and thrift industries.
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A) War; external fraud.
B) Management information.
C) Money laundering; rogue trading and fraud risk
D) Taxation risk; confidentiality breach
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A) Exchange settlement accounts allow each FI to have settlement for transactions that occur by the adjustment of credit balances held with the central bank.
B) The central bank acts purely as a settlement agent.
C) The central bank is not exposed to any credit risk.
D) All of the listed options are correct.
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A) convenience and service quality.
B) lower operating cost, cross-marketing and cross-selling potential.
C) less direct contact with customers.
D) All of the listed options are correct.
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A) electronic data exchange
B) ecommerce facilitation
C) electronic billing
D) electronic funds transfer
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A) there are significant economies of scale still present in the local markets.
B) there are significant diseconomies of scale still present in the local markets.
C) there are significant economies of scope still present in the local markets.
D) there are significant diseconomies of scope still present in the local markets.
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A) By improving the efficiency of management of information flows.
B) By obtaining access to low cost sources of funds.
C) By linking services to the quality of the FI's technology.
D) By innovating new interest earning products.
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A) fire/flood.
B) contractual disagreement.
C) war.
D) error.
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A) It views FIs' outputs of services as having three underlying inputs.
B) Labour and capital are the only inputs.
C) It views the output as being produced by labour, capital and the funds used to produce intermediated services.
D) Deposit costs are viewed as an input in the banking and non-banking deposit institutions.
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A) cash-management services.
B) residential mortgage lending.
C) issuance of certificates of deposit.
D) credit approval.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) 5.67 per cent
B) 35 per cent
C) 70.84 per cent
D) 2.86 per cent
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A) RTGS stands for Real Transaction Gross Settlement.
B) RTGS allows large transactions to be settled at the end of the banking day.
C) The use of RTGS eliminates settlement risk.
D) RTGS allows detecting any failure to complete settlement during the day that the transactions occur.
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A) Various studies have shown that economies of scale best explain cost discrepancies between FIs.
B) Various studies have shown that economies of scope best explain cost discrepancies between FIs.
C) Various studies have shown that X-Inefficiencies best explain cost discrepancies between FIs.
D) Various studies have shown that Y-Inefficiencies best explain cost discrepancies between FIs.
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A) 0.1 per cent
B) 1 per cent
C) 10 per cent
D) 100 per cent
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