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Basic Question 2 of 15
Which of the following statements about various types of negotiated financing is most correct?
B. Banker's acceptances involve a large, well-known bank replacing the creditworthiness of the "drawee" (e.g., an American importer).
C. The principal disadvantage of commercial paper as a source of short-term financing is that it is generally more expensive than a short-term business loan from a commercial bank.
D. Revolving credit agreements are informal arrangements to extend credit up to a maximum amount over a stated time period.
A. Because commercial paper is a money market instrument, even companies ranked low on creditworthiness are able to use it as a source of short-term financing.
B. Banker's acceptances involve a large, well-known bank replacing the creditworthiness of the "drawee" (e.g., an American importer).
C. The principal disadvantage of commercial paper as a source of short-term financing is that it is generally more expensive than a short-term business loan from a commercial bank.
D. Revolving credit agreements are informal arrangements to extend credit up to a maximum amount over a stated time period.
User Contributed Comments 5
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Tommytang | too..much..material to cover for the CFA exam |
michlam14 | A...greed... |
johntan1979 | :'( Remembering is one thing, applying it correctly is another, what about insufficient time? |
kseeba17 | Just cut through the BS, subject 5 is almost entirely just waffle. |
MathLoser | Please stop telling that it's too much for you. If you can't answer this question, that means you didn't understand how these money market securities work. I beg you, please Google these money market securities. It's very important. |
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Learning Outcome Statements
compare short-term funding alternatives available to corporations and financial institutions
CFA® 2025 Level I Curriculum, Volume 4, Module 4.