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Questions # 301:

Compared to a letter of credit, a documentary collection is:

Options:

A.

less costly and offers less protection.

B.

less costly and offers more protection.

C.

more costly and offers less protection.

D.

more costly and offers more protection.

Questions # 302:

ABC Company offers trade terms of 2/10 NET 30. For several reasons, ABC has decided to eliminate the requirement for a letter of credit from one of its customers. If ABC puts the customer on open book credit, what is the MOST LIKELY outcome?

Options:

A.

ABC’s credit rating will suffer.

B.

The customer’s working capital has deteriorated.

C.

ABC’s working capital is unchanged.

D.

The customer’s cost of borrowing will increase.

Questions # 303:

A company is considering issuing debt in a market environment in which there is a larger than normal spread between high- and low-risk investments. Among several factors, what are the concerns regarding investor behavior that the treasurer will MOST need to consider?

Options:

A.

Matching maturity

B.

Availability of collateral

C.

Capital structure

D.

Flight to quality

Questions # 304:

ABC Company has recently moved away from paper-based invoicing systems and has begun implementing e-commerce solutions. Realizing that its e-commerce implementation may have a negative impact on the float of its trading partners, ABC can do which of the following to help address this concern?

Options:

A.

Change the payment discount terms for the trading partners.

B.

Allow the trading partners to use the company's e-commerce solution.

C.

Negotiate larger order quantities from the trading partners.

D.

Agree to a uniform data transfer protocol for all trading partners.

Questions # 305:

Determining that payments are made to vendors and suppliers based on credit terms is the responsibility of:

Options:

A.

the risk manager.

B.

the accounts receivable manager.

C.

the accounts payable manager.

D.

the cash manager.

Questions # 306:

A wholesale lockbox system does which of the following?

Options:

A.

Relies on high speed automation

B.

Provides information about invoices

C.

Processes small dollar remittances

D.

Requires standard scannable documents

Questions # 307:

A globally diversified manufacturing company can manage its liquidity more effectively by:

Options:

A.

pooling cash of subsidiaries.

B.

centralizing bank accounts.

C.

reducing its international bank network.

D.

using repatriation strategies.

Questions # 308:

Which of the following is a type of borrowing between a company and a lender in which the paperwork connected with it is used to simplify the lending process?

Options:

A.

Trade credit

B.

Master note

C.

Securitization

D.

Commercial paper

Questions # 309:

A company seeking an insured investment would avoid investing surplus cash in a:

Options:

A.

commercial bank.

B.

credit union.

C.

mutual fund.

D.

savings and loan.

Questions # 310:

U.S.-based manufacturing Company XYZ is looking to deliver finished goods to ABC Company in a developing nation. The credit department wants to ensure collectability and has asked the treasury department for guidance. The desired solution may impact days sales’ outstanding but will have the lowest credit risk to Company XYZ. What will treasury recommend?

Options:

A.

A standby letter of credit

B.

A draft/bill of lading

C.

Extended trade terms

D.

A consignment agreement

Questions # 311:

Contingency plans often focus on the business supply chain, ensuring that customer service is maintained. The financial supply chain, which is equally critical to the plan, should address:

Options:

A.

supplier linkages.

B.

purchasing systems.

C.

working capital management.

D.

production resources.

Questions # 312:

The MICR encoding on a check provides all of the following information EXCEPT:

Options:

A.

the Fed district of the drawee bank.

B.

the payor's bank account number.

C.

the payee bank's institutional identification number.

D.

the dollar amount of the check.

Questions # 313:

At the time of the initial debt contract, the only way debt holders can protect their interests effectively is to establish certain provisions or covenants designed to:

Options:

A.

reduce issuer refinancing options that could result in their bonds being called.

B.

eliminate all events that could result in a default.

C.

make it difficult for management to engage in actions that reduce the bond’s value.

D.

give debt holders a guarantee of full principal payment in the event of default.

Questions # 314:

Which of the following objectives of treasury management refers to a company’s ability to meet current and future financial obligations in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner?

Options:

A.

Establishing access to short-term financing

B.

Maintaining liquidity

C.

Optimizing cash resources

D.

Managing risk

Questions # 315:

Evaluating the liquidity needs of an organization is a function of:

Options:

A.

long-term investment yield forecasting.

B.

long-term cash flow forecasting.

C.

short-term investment yield forecasting.

D.

short-term cash flow forecasting.

Questions # 316:

In a maturity matching financing strategy, which of the following is financed using short-term sources?

Options:

A.

Buildings

B.

Equipment

C.

Accounts payable

D.

Accounts receivable

Questions # 317:

A company wants to implement more control over its cash management system. Which aspect of the system is the most susceptible to external fraud?

Options:

A.

Collection

B.

Disbursement

C.

Concentration

D.

Reporting

Questions # 318:

Which of the following is LEAST important when a cash manager determines a company's short-term cash position?

Options:

A.

Receipts and disbursements forecasts

B.

Pro forma financial statements

C.

Payments of dividends

D.

Disbursement clearing patterns

Questions # 319:

A multinational corporation has a successful subsidiary in a country that taxes cross-border dividend payments at 72%. Collections on accounts receivable average 90% per month, and the average rate on local government bond investments is 2.5%. What would be the BEST method for the company to repatriate local profits?

Options:

A.

The company charges the subsidiary negotiated licensing fees on proprietary software.

B.

The subsidiary sets up a re-invoicing center in another, tax-friendly country to manage a transfer pricing program.

C.

The subsidiary lends funds to the parent. The loan is not repaid and the subsidiary writes it off.

D.

Set up an in-house bank program at the successful subsidiary to make use of the excess liquidity in-country.

Questions # 320:

LLZ Company manufacturers metal detectors in California at a cost of $9 per unit. The most expensive component to make is the sensor which goes in the finished product. The cost is $5 per sensor. Last month LLZ acquired a company in Mexico that makes the sensors for $1 per sensor. LLZ plans to move all sensor manufacturing operations to the factory in Mexico. What is the movement of this cost saving process called?

Options:

A.

Reengineering

B.

Offshoring

C.

Rationalizing

D.

Outsourcing

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