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    This document outlines the exam format for a Financial Markets and Institutions course given on February 11, 2023. [1] Question 1 is compulsory and worth 20 marks, covering topics like bond pricing and yield calculations. [2] Students must attempt 4 of the remaining 6 questions, each worth 10 marks. [3] Questions cover topics such as the role of stock market regulators, financial intermediaries, money markets, central banking, and bond valuation characteristics.

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    This document outlines the exam format for a Financial Markets and Institutions course given on February 11, 2023. [1] Question 1 is compulsory and worth 20 marks, covering topics like bond pricing and yield calculations. [2] Students must attempt 4 of the remaining 6 questions, each worth 10 marks. [3] Questions cover topics such as the role of stock market regulators, financial intermediaries, money markets, central banking, and bond valuation characteristics.

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    This document outlines the exam format for a Financial Markets and Institutions course given on February 11, 2023. [1] Question 1 is compulsory and worth 20 marks, covering topics like bond pricing and yield calculations. [2] Students must attempt 4 of the remaining 6 questions, each worth 10 marks. [3] Questions cover topics such as the role of stock market regulators, financial intermediaries, money markets, central banking, and bond valuation characteristics.

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    MMS-SemesterlIIEndTermExamination,February2023

    Subject: Financial Markets and Institutions Max. Marks: 60

    Duration: 3 Hours Date: 11-Feb-2023

    Ql would be compulsory and would carry 20 Marks.

    ln addition to Q1, there would be six questions. Each question would carry l0 Marks.
    Students have to attempt any four out of the remaining six Questions and within each
    question;
    students have to attempt any one out of two sub - questions'

    In all, students have to attempt five questions i.e. (Q1 + Any Four of the remaining)

    (20 Marks)
    Q.l
    A) How much would an investor pay to purchase a bond today, which is redeemable in four
    years for its nominal value or face value of Rs1000 and pays an annual coupon of Soh on the
    nominal value? The required rate of return (or YTM) for a bond in this risk class is 4o/o.

    B) What would be the price if the required rate of return (or YTM) was 6oh in the above
    situation?
    oh anrutal coupon, 4.5 % current market interest rate.
    C) 5 years Bond, 1000 Face value, 6
    to the
    Calculate Modified duration. What if there is a 1 7o increase in the yield? What happens
    bond's price?
    years to
    D) Mr. X is looking to purchase a zero-coupon bond with a face value of Rs 1 ,000 and 5
    maturity. The interest rate on the bond rs 5o/o compounded annually. What price will Mr.
    X pay
    for the bond today? And what will be the Yield to Maturity on it?

    Attempt Any Four out of the Remaining Six Qut:stions

    Q.2 Attempt any one from below (10 Marks)

    A) Explain the role of regulator of Stock market in India'

    OR

    B) Existence of capital market is essential for an economy to function, why?


    Q.3) Attempt any one from below
    (10 Marks)
    A) what are Financiar Intermediaries
    and exprain any four
    of them in detair
    OR

    B) Explain the concept


    of Crowdfunding with example.

    Q.4) Attempt any one from below


    (10 Marks)
    A) Explain Money market
    and its instruments
    OR

    B) Explain types of Derivative


    instruments

    Q.5) Attempt any one from below


    (10 Marks)
    A) Define the role of Central
    Bank _ RBI in India
    OR

    B) Exprain the structure


    of Foreign Exchange
    Markets in India

    Q.6) Attempt any one from below


    (10 Marks)
    A) Mention the factors /characteristics
    that pray avitar rore in determining
    the varue of a bond.
    OR

    B) What is the Term Structure


    of Interest Rates

    Q.7) Attempt any TWO


    (10
    Marks)
    A) Explain the differences
    between Zero-coupon
    Bond and Regurar coupon
    Bearing Bond.
    B) Bond prices are inversery
    rerated with Bond yierd.
    Exprain.
    C) Explain Duration
    and Convexity in Bond
    Market.
    D) Distinguish between
    Money Market and Capital
    market.
    ***'f*

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