Chapter 1
Banking and the Financial Services Industry
Multiple Choice
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Banking and the Financial Services Industry
Multiple Choice
- Which act separated commercial banking, investment banking and insurance into three separate industries?
- Glass-Steagall Act
- Bank Holding Company Act
- McFadden Act
- Federal Reserve Act
- Competitive Equality Banking Act
- Which act limited the activities a company could engage in if it owned a bank?
- Federal Reserve Act
- Bank Holding Company Act
- McFadden Act
- Glass-Steagall Act
- Competitive Equality Banking Act
- Which of the following mortgage types were offered to “subprime” borrowers?
- Interest Only
- Option Adjustable-Rate
- Principal Only
- All of the above
- a. and b. only
- The U.S. government took all of the following actions to address the credit crisis in 2008 except:
- putting Fannie Mae into conservatorship.
- passed the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
- created the Keep Banks Solvent (KBS) agency.
- authorized large non-financial firms to sell bonds that were FDIC-insured.
- temporarily increased FDIC domestic deposit coverage to $250,000.
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- At the end of 2008, which of the following investment banks remained independent?
- Bear Stearns
- Goldman Sachs
- Lehman Brothers
- Merrill Lynch
- a. and b.
- In 2008, the U.S. Treasury financial supported financial institutions by:
- purchasing troubled assets.
- buying preferred stock in some financial institutions.
- issuing guarantees on money market funds.
- increasing the deposit insurance limit.
- all of the above.
- Which of the following is false regarding community banks?
- They typically have extensive operations in specific regions of the country.
- They typically operate in a limited geographic area.
- They often focus on lending to small businesses.
- The bulk of their funding comes from deposits.
- They tend to grow at a modest rate.
- __________ have a large international presence.
- Global banks
- Nationwide banks
- Super regional banks
- Regional banks
- Specialty Banks
- An “independent” bank is:
- an “independent” subsidiary of a multi-bank holding company.
- another name for a one-bank holding company.
- a bank that is exempt from paying federal income taxes.
- a bank that is specifically created to underwrite corporate debt issues.
- not controlled by a multi-bank holding company or any other outside interest.