genmath Flashcards

1
Q

is an annuity where the payment interval
coincides with the interest compounding
period

A

SIMPLE ANNUITY

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2
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is an annuity where the payment dates do not
coincide with the interest compounding period

A

GENERAL ANNUITY

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3
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  • is an annuity where payments are made at
    the BEGINNING of each payment interval
A

ANNUITY DUE

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4
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is an annuity where payments are made at the
END of each payment interval

A

ORDINARY ANNUITY

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5
Q

is an official evidence
of part-ownership of a stock
company which may be used
in claiming company’s
assets and earnings

A

Stock

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6
Q

is an official promissory
document issued by the debtor
stating the acknowledgement of
the amount of debt and the pledge
to pay back the loaned amount and debt

A

Bond

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7
Q

is the amount of interest
are paid first to
preferred shareholders.

A

DIVIDEND

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8
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is the amount which will be paid
to the bondholder on the
maturity date

A

MATURITY VALUE

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9
Q

is a belief that in an ideal efficient
market, all participants-investors are
aware of all available relevant market
information at any time and have used
the stocked knowledge they have,
including predictions of market trends
in trading stocks, bonds, and other
securities.

A

Theory of Efficient Markets

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10
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represent ownership in a company. When you buy a stock, you become a shareholder and own a portion of the company.

A

stock

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11
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represent a loan made by the investor (bondholder) to a company, government, or other entity. The issuer of the bond agrees to pay back the principal amount with interest.

A

Bonds

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12
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is a financial arrangement where one party (the lender) provides money, property, or other assets to another party (the borrower) with the agreement that the borrower will repay the amount over time, often with added interest.

A

Loan

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13
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assets used to secure the loan. It may be
real-estate or other investments

A

Collateral-

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14
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a loan, secured by collateral, that the
borrower is obliged to pay at specified terms.

A

Mortgage

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15
Q

are required to effect a loan. Usually,
consumer loan is required to present a copy of tax return
and credit certificate. Business loan borrowers are
required to present a copy of tax return and credit
certificate, and at least three recent consecutive financial
statements duly accomplished by a CPA

A

Documentation

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16
Q

– a process of paying a loan (principal and
interest) on instalment basis, usually of equal amounts at
regular intervals.

A

Amortization

17
Q

money lent specially for a
business purpose. It may be used to start a
business or to have a business expansion.

A

Business Loan

18
Q

-money lent to an individual for
personal or family purposes

A

Consumer loan