Certifications Mock Tests Study Material Menu Certifications Mock Tests Study Material NISM Series XVI: Commodity Derivative Certification (Set 2) /50 NISM Series XVI: Commodity Derivative Certification (Set 2) 1 / 50 1. In the contract specification for castor seed futures contract, the quality specification for oil is mentioned as follows:• From 45 percent to 47 percent accepted at discount of 1:2 or part thereof,• Below 45 percent rejectedIf the contracted price of castor seeds is Rs 6000 per ton with a quality specification of 47 percent, and on actual delivery, the quality content is found to be 46 percent, then the price payable is __________ a. Rs. 5900 b. Rs. 5880 c. Rs. 5950 d. Rs. 5730 Explanation:The above question implies that if the oil content in castor seed is below 47 percent but within 45 percent,the contracted price will attract discount. For every 1 percent decrease in oil content or part thereof, there will be a discount of 2 percent or part thereof in price.Contracted price of castor seeds i.e., Rs 6000 will be discounted by 2 percent because the quality content has decreased by 1 percent (from 47 percent to 46 percent).Contracted price of castor seeds (at discount) = 6000 – 2% of 6000 = 6000 – 120 = Rs. 5880 2 / 50 2. ________ facilitates efficient price discovery. a. OTC commodity markets b. Traditional ‘Mandi’ system c. Auction based commodity markets d. Exchange traded commodity markets Explanation:Exchange traded commodity markets facilitates efficient price discovery as the market brings together buyers and sellers of divergent needs in a transparent online system. 3 / 50 3. Who does the clearing and settlement of trades of a Trading cum Clearing? a. A Market Maker b. Authorised Persons c. Professional Trading member d. The Trading cum Clearing member himself Explanation:Trading cum Clearing Member (TCM): This category of membership entitles a member to execute trades on his own account as well as for his clients and also to clear and settle trades executed by himself as well as of his clients.Clearing members are members of the clearing corporation. They carry out risk management activities and confirmation/inquiry of trades through the trading system. 4 / 50 4. The Time Priority of an order will not change _______ . a. If the disclosed quantity is decreased b. If the order price is increased c. If the order price is decreased d. Time priority will not change irrespective to any modifications in that order Explanation:On a Screen based computerised trading system, the order matching is done on a price-time priority basis. This means that all the orders received are sorted on ‘best-price’ basisA Member is permitted to modify or cancel his orders. The order can be modified by effecting changes in the order input parameters. Time priority for an order modification will not change due to decrease in its quantity or decrease in disclosed quantity. In other circumstances, the time priority of the order will change. 5 / 50 5. Which category of membership entitles a member to execute trades on his own account as well as for his clients and also to clear and settle trades executed by himself as well as of his clients? a. Self Clearing Members b. Professional Clearing Member c. Trading Member d. Authorised Persons Explanation:Self Clearing Members (SCM) / Trading cum Clearing Member (TCM): This category of membership entitles a member to execute trades on his own account as well as for his clients and also to clear and settle trades executed by himself as well as of his clients.Clearing members are members of the clearing corporation. They carry out risk management activities andconfirmation/inquiry of trades through the trading system. 6 / 50 6. What is ‘Mandi’ with respect to commodity markets? a. Mandi is commodity futures market b. Mandi is commodity options market c. Mandi is commodity spot market d. Mandi is commodity forwards market Explanation:In a Mandi, the farmers bring their produce, and the traders or middlemen known as commission agents inspect the quality and bid for the same. The buyer with the highest bid acquires the produce.Thus mandis are physical spot markets in which the commodities are physically bought and sold by the buyers and sellers respectively for immediate delivery. 7 / 50 7. ___________ gives SEBI the jurisdiction over stock exchanges / commodity exchanges through recognition and supervision and also gives SEBI the jurisdiction over contracts in securities and listing of securities on such exchanges. a. Commodity Exchange regulation Act 1986 b. The Securities Contract (Regulation) Act, 1956 c. Forward Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1952 d. Stock Exchange Regulation Act 1992 Explanation:The Securities Contract (Regulation) Act, 1956 (SCRA) gives SEBI the jurisdiction over stock exchanges through recognition and supervision. It also gives SEBI the jurisdiction over contracts in securities and listing of securities on stock exchanges. 8 / 50 8. In the _______ option strategy, the trader sells a call and a put with same expiry dates but with different strike prices. a. Long Straddle b. Long Strangle c. Short Strangle d. Short Straddle Explanation:If a trader is expecting a large decrease in volatility, he will try to gain from it by selling a call and a put with same expiry dates but with different strike prices. This is known as Short Strangle. 9 / 50 9. __________ are those who buy first and expect the price to increase from current level. a. Short hedgers b. Long speculators c. Short speculators d. Long hedgers Explanation:Speculation is a practice of engaging in trading to make quick profits from fluctuations in prices.Long speculators are those who buy first and expect the price to increase from current level.Short speculators are those who sell first and expect the price to decrease from current level. 10 / 50 10. Identify the true statement with respect to ‘Trading Member’. a. A Trading Member cannot trade in his own account but is allowed to provide trading services to any clients b. A Trading Member can trade either on their own account or on behalf of the clients c. A Trading Member is allowed to trade in his own account but is not allowed to provide trading services to any clients d. A Trading Member cannot trade either on their own account nor on behalf of the clients Explanation:A Trading Member can trade either on their own account or on behalf of the clients. This category of membership entitles a member to execute trades on his own account as well as for clients registered with him. 11 / 50 11. The cost of 10 grams of gold in the spot market is Rs 40,000/- and the cost-of-carry is 12% per annum, the fair value of a 4-month futures contract will be a. Rs. 42500 b. Rs. 42100 c. Rs. 41900 d. Rs. 41600 Explanation:Futures Price = Spot Price + Cost of carry(The cost of carry is the Spot price X interest cost for 4 months)= 40000 + ( 40000 x 12% x 4/12)= 40000 + ( 40000 x .12 x 0.3333)= 40000 + (40000 x 0.04)= 40000 + 1600= 41600 12 / 50 12. Mr. Amit has entered in a forward contract to sell 1000 kgs of Cotton to Mr. Ketan at Rs. 100 per kg for delivery after 3 months. To save on storage costs, Mr. Amit does not buy any physical cotton immediately. Mr. Amit is confident of a fall in cotton prices in the next three months and wants to profit from it. However he also wants to avoid the risk of a price rise. Which option strategy should Mr. Amit use? a. Mr. Amit should short position in put options equivalent to 1000 kgs of Cotton b. Mr. Amit should short position in call options equivalent to 1000 kgs of Cotton c. Mr. Amit should take long position in put options equivalent to 1000 kgs of Cotton d. Mr. Amit should long position in call options equivalent to 1000 kgs of Cotton Explanation:Mr. Amit has sold Cotton and to hedge his position he has to go long on Cotton(buy).When he buys the Call Option, he will benefit if prices rise. And if prices fall, he will benefit from his forward sale position. So, by buying a Call Option, he will create a good hedge.Note –Buy Call Option – View is bullish / Prices to rise. Maximum profit unlimited and maximum loss limited to premium paidBuy Put Option – View is bearish / Prices to fall – Maximum profit unlimited and maximum loss limited to premium paidSell Call Option – View is bearish / Prices to fall – Maximum profit limited to premium received and maximum loss is unlimitedSell Put Option – View is bullish / Prices to rise – Maximum profit limited to premium received and maximum loss is unlimited 13 / 50 13. Which type of orders remain passive and enter the exchange system only when the trigger price is breached? a. Stop Loss orders b. Immediate or Cancel orders c. Limit orders d. Arbitrage orders Explanation:A stop loss order is generally placed after entering into a trade. This is used in order to limit a probable loss if the price moves in the opposite direction.Stop loss orders are passive until the trigger price is breached. Once this trigger price is reached, the stop loss feature gets activated. 14 / 50 14. Which type of strategy is adopted to benefit the trader when the near-month contract is over priced or the far-month contract is under priced and the trader of the above strategy sells the near-month contract and buys the far-month contract when the spread is not fair and squares off the positions when the spread corrects and the contracts are traded at fair spread ? a. Buying a Spread b. Cash and carry arbitrage c. Selling a Spread d. Reverse Cash and carry arbitrage Explanation:Spread refers to the difference in prices of two futures contracts.Selling a spread is also an intra-commodity spread strategy. It means selling a near-month contract and simultaneously buying a far-month contract. This strategy is adopted when the near-month contract is overpriced or the far-month contract is underpriced.A trader of the above strategy sells the near-month contract and buys the far-month contract when the spread is not fair and squares off the positions when the spread corrects and the contracts are traded at fair spread. 15 / 50 15. _________ can be generated because of the benefit from ownership of a physical asset a. Spot Yield b. Premium Yield c. Yield To Maturity d. Convenience Yield Explanation:Convenience yield indicates the benefit of owning a commodity rather than buying a futures contract on that commodity. Convenience yield can be generated because of the benefit from ownership of a physical asset. 16 / 50 16. ________ measures the sensitivity of the option value to a given small change in the price of the underlying asset. a. Delta b. Rho c. Gamma d. Theta Explanation:The most important of the ‘Greeks’ is the option’s “Delta”. This measures the sensitivity of the option value to a given small change in the price of the underlying asset.It may also be seen as the speed with which an option moves with respect to price of the underlying asset. 17 / 50 17. Fair Value of the Futures Contract = Spot Price + ________. a. Cost of Carry b. Impact cost c. Strike Price d. Premium Explanation:Fair Value of the Futures Contract = Spot Price + Cost of CarryThe futures price is based on the relevant spot market price that is adjusted for the ‘cost of carry’ associated with the specific commodity. 18 / 50 18. Which of these is an option strategy for a person who has commodity selling requirement in the near future? a. Sell puts to lower your purchase price in a stable market b. Buy calls for protection against rising prices c. Sell calls to increase your selling price in a stable market d. Buy calls for protection against falling prices Explanation:When a person is selling a call, he will receive the option premium.If the prices rise, he gains on his commodity stock but loses on the optionIf the prices falls, he loses on his commodity stock but gains on the optionSo in both the cases he is not affected by the price rise or fall. But he will gain by the option premium he has received thus increasing his selling price. 19 / 50 19. ________ is defined as trading in financial instruments where a computer algorithm automatically determines individual parameters of orders such as initiation of order, timing, price or quantity, managing the order post submission with / without limited human intervention. a. Robotic process automation b. Delta Arbitrage trading c. Screen Based Trading d. Algorithmic trading Explanation:Any order that is generated using automated execution logic is known as algorithmic trading. Algorithmic trading permits the use of programs and computers to generate and execute orders in markets with electronic access and do not require human intervention.Algo trading employs defined set of instructions on timing, price, quantity or any mathematical model for placing orders at a faster pace and with higher frequency. 20 / 50 20. Identify the true statement with respect to the relation between Strike Price and Option Premium. (Assume all other factors remain the same) a. Call options with lower strike price would have a higher option premium b. Call options with higher strike price would have a higher option premium c. For a given strike price, the premium of call option and put options will be the same d. All call options will have the same option premium Explanation:Option premium consists Intrinsic value + Time valueIntrinsic value is the excess of spot price over the strike price. So if the strike price is lower, the intrinsic value will be higher leading to higher option premium. 21 / 50 21. In case of a ______ , the buyer of the option contract has a right to exercise it. a. Put Option b. Call Option c. Both Call and Put option d. Neither Call nor Put option Explanation:The buyer of an option, both Call and Put, is one who has a right but not the obligation in the contract. He has the right to exercise it. 22 / 50 22. The extra margin applied to all open positions once they enter the tender period (usually the last 5-10 days before the expiry date of the contract) is known as ______ . a. Mark-To-Market Margin b. Initial Margin c. Delivery Period Margin d. Additional / Special Margin Explanation:The tender period starts on11th of every month in which the contract is due to expire.The extra margins during the tender and delivery period are collected from those who have an open position in the market as the exchange faces the risk of delivery defaults.The extra margin applied to all open positions once they enter the tender period or delivery period (usually the last 5-10 days before the expiry date of the contract) is known as tender period/delivery period margin. 23 / 50 23. ________ is a part of Goods and Service s Tax (GST) structure. a. SGST b. IGST c. CGST d. All of the above Explanation:The GST levied by the Centre on intra-State supply of goods and/or services is called the Central GST (CGST) and that levied by the States is called the State GST (SGST).Similarly, Integrated GST (IGST) is levied and administered by the Centre on every inter-state supply of goods and services. 24 / 50 24. Arvind has a physical exposure of 500 kilograms to the underlying commodity and the lot size of the futures contract on this underlying is 10 kilograms. The hedge ratio between the spot and futures price is 0.80. Calculate how many futures contract he should trade to set up an optimal hedge? a. 25 b. 8 c. 40 d. 80 Explanation:The formula for calculating the contracts to hedge is :No of contracts to be hedged = (Physical Exposure X Hedge ratio) / Lot size= 500 x .80 / 10= 40 lots 25 / 50 25. On expiry, option series having strike price closest to the Daily Settlement Price (DSP) of Futures shall be termed as ________ option series. a. In the Money (ITM) b. At the Money (ATM) c. Close to the money (CTM) d. Out of the money (OTM) Explanation:According to SEBI regulations, on expiry, option series having strike price closest to the Daily Settlement Price (DSP) of the underlying futures is called At the Money (ATM) series. 26 / 50 26. Which of these spreads are implemented by buying and selling options with the same strike price but different expiry months? a. Vertical Spreads b. Horizontal Spreads c. Diagonal Spreads d. Super Spreads Explanation:Horizontal spreads, also known as calendar spreads, attempt to profit from expected moves in volatility.Horizontal spreads are implemented by buying and selling options with the same strike price but different expiry months. 27 / 50 27. Why does Contango like situation happen in Agricultural commodities? a. Due to expected quality related issues in goods that are expected to come into warehouses b. Due to expected quality related issues in goods lying in warehouses c. Weak monsoon forecasts which can create expected demand-supply gap in that commodity d. All of the above Explanation:Contango refers to a market condition when the price of the commodity for future delivery is higher than the spot price of the commodity and reflects normal market conditions.In Agricultural commodity derivatives, Contango like situation may also arise due to expected quality related issues in goods lying in warehouses or are expected to come into warehouses, which the traders expect that may not be deliverable and may be rejected. This may create a run on the short sellers or genuine sellers who want to deliver and scarcity is created for exchange quality goods, in the markets. Similarly, weak monsoon forecasts may also create expected demand-supply gap in commodity and increase contango effect. 28 / 50 28. As per the SEBI guidelines for brokers with respect to execution of clients orders. the broker should _______ . a. Inform about the execution or non execution of an order by T+2 days from the order execution b. Promptly inform its client about the execution or non-execution of an order inform about the execution or non execution of an order by the end of the day c. Inform about the execution or non execution of an order within two hours of deal execution d. inform about the execution or non execution of an order by the end of the day Explanation:As per SEBI guidelines for execution of an order – The broker shall faithfully execute the orders for buying and selling of securities at the best available market price and not refuse to deal with a small investor merely on the ground of the volume of business involved.A stock-broker also shall promptly inform its client about the execution or non-execution of an order, and make prompt payment in respect of securities sold and arrange for prompt delivery of securities purchased by clients. 29 / 50 29. Calculate the Tick Value of a Silver Futures contract if the Quotation factor for Silver is ‘Rupees per 1 Kilogram’, lot size for regular Silver contract = 40 kg and tick size is Rs. 1. a. Rs 4 b. Rs 40 c. Rs 400 d. Rs 4000 Explanation:The quotation for Silver = Rupees per 1 KilogramLot size = 40 kgsTick size = Rs 1The formula for calculating tick value is : Ticket Value = (Lot size / Quotation factor) X Tick sizeTick value = (40 / 1) * 1 = Rs 40 30 / 50 30. Which ratio indicates the number of lots/contracts that the hedger is required to buy or sell in the futures market to cover his risk exposure in the physical / spot market? a. Exposure Ratio b. Risk Ratio c. Hedge Ratio d. Neutral Ratio Explanation:Hedge ratio indicates the number of lots/contracts that the hedger is required to buy or sell in the futures market to cover his risk exposure in the physical / spot market.It helps to neutralize the volatility difference between Spot and Futures. 31 / 50 31. Which of the following is NOT correct about Grievance Redressal Committee(GRC)? a. Proceedings before GRC is a conciliation proceeding b. Proceedings before GRC is a judicial proceeding c. GRC may issue non-monetary direction or reward which may include special audit or investigations d. GRC member cannot deny issuing an order on the ground of complexity of matter Explanation:If the grievance is not resolved by the exchange due to disputes, it goes to Grievance Redressal Committee. Post decision by GRC, the aggrieved party can go for Arbitration. Proceedings before GRC is not a judicial proceeding but a conciliation proceeding. 32 / 50 32. Which of these has the highest weightage in the MCX’s iCOMDEX Composite index for 2022 ? a. Crude Oil b. Palm Oil c. Gold d. Silver Explanation:MCX created MCX iCOMDEX which is an Index of various non-agricultural commodities, whose Futures are listed on MCX. This includes various energy, industrial metal and precious metals.MCX’s iCOMDEX Composite index has 11 commodities in the index for 2022. It majorly includes Crude Oil which has the highest weightage of 23%, Gold 19%, Natural Gas 17% etc.(Please check the NISM book for current years weightage) 33 / 50 33. Commodity price and its Future price may turn negative due to technical, fundamental and speculative factors. Whether Option on Goods can be priced negative? a. Possibilities exist as Gamma and Theta may act on negative side b. Possibilities exist as Gamma and Theta may act on negative side c. Not possible, as there is already concept of OTM Options which lapses Explanation:Though rare, sometimes Spot prices may fall sharply to zero and even into negative territory. In that scenario also, basic fundamentals of options will remain the same. In case spot price has fallen and entered into negative territory, option prices do not go negative as options are right to buy / right to sell for the option holder and are not obligations to these options holders. It is not a physical asset but an invisible asset. Secondly, concept of OTM options which lapses will neutralize the negative theoretical pricing of option. 34 / 50 34. A _______ is entitled to execute trades on his own account as well as for his clients and also to clear and settle trades executed by himself as well as of his clients. a. Self Clearing Members b. Professional Clearing Member c. Trading Member d. All of the above Explanation:Self Clearing Members (SCM) / Trading cum Clearing Member (TCM): This category of membership entitles a member to execute trades on his own account as well as for his clients and also to clear and settle trades executed by himself as well as of his clients.Clearing members are members of the clearing corporation. They carry out risk management activities and confirmation/inquiry of trades through the trading system. 35 / 50 35. For a new long futures position taken during the day, if the closing price at the end of the day is lower than his transaction price, ________. a. The seller has incurred a MTM loss b. The buyer has incurred a MTM loss c. The buyer has made a MTM gain d. The seller can ask for more premium from the buyer Explanation:For new positions taken during the day – Mark-to-market (MTM) margin is calculated on each trading day by taking the difference between the closing price of a contract on that particular day and the price at which the trade was initiated.If the closing price is lower than the entry price, the buyer has to pay the MTM margin as there is a notional loss. 36 / 50 36. With each passing day, the cost of carry of a futures contract _______. a. Increases initially and then decrease b. Decreases initially and then increase c. Increases d. Decreases Explanation:Cost of Carry is made up of – Cost of storage, insurance, transportation, cost of financing and other costs associated with carrying the commodity until a future date.As the cost of carry determines the differential between spot and futures price and is associated with costs involved in holding the commodity till the date of delivery, it follows that the cost of carry diminishes with each passing day as the cost of finance, storage etc. decreases with each passing day. 37 / 50 37. In _______ system, goods were exchanged between two parties with matching and opposite needs. a. Bullion b. OTC c. Barter d. Monetary Explanation:Over the centuries, commodity trading has evolved from the barter system to spot markets to derivatives markets. In barter system, goods were exchanged between two parties with matching and opposite needs (for example, bags of wheat were exchanged for cattle). 38 / 50 38. As per SEBI Regulations, _________ can be used by Warehouse Service Providers (WSP) for storing goods which are meant for settlement of trades on the Exchanges. a. Only WSP-owned warehouses b. Only WDRA registered warehouses c. Only Exchange-owned warehouses d. Only SEBI registered warehouses Explanation:The National commodity exchanges do not own or hire any warehouse for the purpose of settlement of the contracts that require to be settled by the physical delivery of commodities. Exchanges set the criteria for the warehouses and empanel warehouse service providers (WSPs) who arrange warehousing facilities on the basis of the criteria laid down by the exchanges.As per SEBI Regulations, only WDRA (Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority) registered warehouses can be used by exchange-empanelled WSPs for storing goods which are meant for settlement of trades on exchanges. 39 / 50 39. National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) primarily trades in ______ commodity derivatives. a. Agricultural b. Industrial metals c. Precious metals d. Energy Explanation:NCDEX leads in agricultural commodities trading. 40 / 50 40. Due to some reason, if the underlying prices go into negative zone (below zero), then technically, which of these prices can also go into negative? a. In the money options b. Futures prices c. Out of the money options d. All of the above Explanation:If the underlying prices turns negative due to peculiar situation, Futures price may move to negative along with Spot price. However, option pricing can never be negative.Option price is atleast equal to its intrinsic value and cannot become negative. This is because Intrinsic Value is atleast Zero even in case of an Out of Money Option. The intrinsic value of an option cannot be negative. 41 / 50 41. A commodity owner is interested in selling the commodity. In which case would he/she be better off ‘selling the commodity in the futures market’ rather than ‘selling the commodity in the spot market’? (ignore convenience yield)? a. Future price = (Spot price + Interest that can be earned on the spot price + Storage cost) b. Its always profitable to sell a commodity in futures market than in spot market c. Future price ‹ (Spot price + Interest that can be earned on the spot price + Storage cost) d. Future price ‹ (Spot price + Interest that can be earned on the spot price + Storage cost) Explanation:If the futures price is higher than the spot price + Interest that can be earned on the spot price + Storage cost, then it is better to sell in the future and not in the spot, as the seller is getting a better deal this way. 42 / 50 42. The difference between the spot and the futures price is known as _____ . a. Margin b. Basis c. Spread d. Premium Explanation:The difference between the spot price of a commodity and its futures price for the earliest available delivery date is called the “Basis”. 43 / 50 43. Why are indices constructed? a. To create a proxy of GDP b. To create a proxy of Technical charts c. To create a proxy of Market d. To create a proxy of Economy Explanation:Indices are constructed to create a proxy of market representation so that the index return could be considered as the market return.A robust commodity index represents general market levels of various commodities traded in that market and acts as an indicator of market sentiment for underlying commodities / segments listed there. For example, MCX BULLDEX represents sentiment in precious metals market. 44 / 50 44. Price discovery is basically the process of determining commodity price through ____ . a. The forces of market demand and supply b. A polling mechanism which is approved by SEBI c. A formula specified by the Exchange d. Random sampling of prices Explanation:Price discovery in spot markets refers to the process of determining commodity price through forces of market demand and supply.Generally, if the demand of a commodity is more than the supply, prices tend to rise and vice versa. 45 / 50 45. When should the broker inform the client about execution of a trade? a. Within 3 hours of the trade b. Promptly c. By the end of the day d. Before the start of the next trading day Explanation:As per the SEBI’s – Brokers duty to the Investor :Execution of Orders: Shall faithfully execute the orders for buying and selling of securities at the best available market price and not refuse to deal with a small investor merely on the ground of the volume of business involved.A stock-broker also shall promptly inform its client about the execution or non-execution of an order, and make prompt payment in respect of securities sold and arrange for prompt delivery of securities purchased by clients. 46 / 50 46. As per the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) guidelines, derivatives that are intended for trading or speculative purposes should be reflected in the balance sheet as ______ . a. Fixed Assets and Fixed Liabilities b. Capital Assets and Capital Liabilities c. Current Assets and Current Liabilities d. Depreciation and Amortization Explanation:As per the Guidance Note Issued by ICAI on Accounting Treatment of Derivative Transactions :Derivatives that are intended for trading or speculative purposes should be reflected as Current assets and liabilities. 47 / 50 47. The time decay of options is measured by _____. a. Vega b. Rho c. Theta d. Delta Explanation:Theta – It is a measure of an option’s sensitivity to time decay.Theta is the change in option price given a one-day decrease in time to expiration. It is a measure of time decay. Theta is generally used to gain an idea of how time decay is affecting your option positions.Theta = Change in an option premium / Change in time to expiry 48 / 50 48. Which of these fees / taxes is NOT applicable in case of commodity derivatives? a. SEBI’s turnover fees b. Goods and Services tax (GST) c. Commodities Transaction Tax d. Securities Transaction Tax Explanation:Statutory charges on Commodity Derivatives : These include Commodity Transaction Tax (CTT), Goods and Services tax (GST), Stamp Duty under Indian Stamps Act and SEBI’s Turnover fees.Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is levied on equity / debt market transactions. 49 / 50 49. A _______ can be accredited with more than one Clearing Corporation but the same ______ cannot be utilized by more than one Clearing Corporation for the same commodity. a. Storage Facility , Warehouse Service Provider b. Assaying laboratory , Warehouse Service Provider c. Warehouse Service Provider , Storage Facility d. Commodity Broker , Warehouse Service Provider Explanation:A WSP (Warehouse service provider ) can be accredited with more than one clearing corporation. In such case, the clearing corporation shall not mandate that its WSP cannot provide services to other clearing corporations.A storage facility of a WSP may be utilized by more than one Clearing Corporation with proper segregation, demarcation and putting in place appropriate risk management procedures. However, the same storage facility shall not be utilized by more than one Clearing Corporation for the same commodity. 50 / 50 50. The cost of 1 kg Silver in the spot market is Rs 58,000. The cost-of-carry is 6% per annum. Calculate the theoretical fair value of a 4 month futures contract. a. Rs. 60,335 b. Rs. 58,690 c. Rs. 59,160 d. Rs. 58,960 Explanation:Cost of carry is 6% per year = 58000 x 6% = Rs. 3480Rs. 3480 is for 12 months. For 4 months it wiil be 3480 /12 x 4 = 1160Theoretical Futures price = 58000 + 1160 = Rs. 59,160 Your score is 0% Restart quiz Exit