LIBF multiple choice unit 4. Question and answers, 100% Accurate, graded A+
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LIBF multiple choice unit 4. Question and answers, 100% Accurate, graded A+
A bank - -Which of the following is an example of a large public limited company?
HM Treasury - -The government department that has overall responsibility for financial stability in the UK is:
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LIBF multiple choice unit 4. Question
and answers, 100% Accurate, graded A+
A bank - ✔✔-Which of the following is an example of a large public limited company?
HM Treasury - ✔✔-The government department that has overall responsibility for financial stability in
the UK is:
provide services to individuals and to small and medium-sized businesses - ✔✔-Retail banks:
individual insurance companies and Lloyd's insurance market - ✔✔-The providers of insurance can be
subdivided into two main categories:
support the government's economic policy - ✔✔-An objective of the Financial Policy Committee is to:
Wonga.com - ✔✔-An example of a payday loan company is:
True - ✔✔-UK Financial Investments (UKFI) was set up to manage the shareholdings of banks rescued by
the government true or false ?
True - ✔✔-People who lend money to intermediaries and borrow from them are known as
counterparties: true or false ?
customers no longer have to shop around - ✔✔-A benefit of effective competition is that:
be an independent voice for consumers of financial services - ✔✔-The Financial Services Consumer
Panel aims to:
, 7 days - ✔✔-The Current Account Switch Service enables clients to switch their current account provider
in just:
False - ✔✔-Competition is always good for the consumer true or false ?
resolution - ✔✔-The procedure that takes place when a bank is in trouble is known as bank:
environmental, social and economic - ✔✔-The three pillars of sustainability are:
temporary public ownership - ✔✔-When the government purchased the failed banks in 2007/8, the
banks were placed in:
may receive help from the government and the Bank of England but may be allowed to fail - ✔✔-As a
result of regulations put in place since the banking crisis a failing bank:
those who make the company's strategic decisions - ✔✔-Directors are:
self-insurance - ✔✔-Regularly setting aside a sum of money to cover unexpected expenses such as vet
bills, instead of paying insurance premiums, is known as:
people stop spending and start saving to pay off existing debts - ✔✔-Deleveraging is when:
subjectively - ✔✔-Media organisations write their news reports:
Daily Mail - ✔✔-An example of a middle-market newspaper is:
a financial magazine - ✔✔-Money Week is:
Money box - ✔✔-The Radio 4 programme that focuses on personal finance is:
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