EIP Practice Questions - EFPA European Investment Practitioner Exam - EIP Practice Questions - EFPA European Investment Practitioner Exam

Question 1

Which of the following is a key characteristic of money market instruments?

High maturity, high credit risk, and low liquidity High liquidity, short-term maturity, and relatively low risk Variable dividend payouts, long-term maturity, and high price volatility No secondary market trading and guaranteed return by the central bank

Correct Answer:

High liquidity, short-term maturity, and relatively low risk

Question 2

When interest rates in the market rise, what is the typical impact on the price of existing fixed-rate bonds?

The prices of existing bonds increase because their coupon payments become more valuable. The prices of existing bonds decrease because their coupon payments are less attractive compared to new bonds. The prices of existing bonds remain unchanged because the coupon rate is fixed at issuance. The prices of existing bonds become highly volatile but always return to their par value immediately.

Correct Answer:

The prices of existing bonds decrease because their coupon payments are less attractive compared to new bonds.

Question 3

What type of index weighting methodology does the Euro Stoxx 50 index utilize?

Price-weighted, where the index value is determined solely by the stock prices of its components. Equal-weighted, where every component has the exact same weight regardless of size or price. Free-float market-capitalization weighted. Fundamental-weighted, based on accounting metrics like book value, cash flow, and sales.

Correct Answer:

Free-float market-capitalization weighted.

Question 4

In option contracts, what are the rights and obligations of a buyer of a put option?

The right to buy the underlying asset, with no obligation to do so. The obligation to buy the underlying asset at a specified price. The right, but not the obligation, to sell the underlying asset. The obligation to sell the underlying asset at a specified price.

Correct Answer:

The right, but not the obligation, to sell the underlying asset.

Question 5

What is the primary operational difference between open-end mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs)?

Mutual funds can only invest in debt instruments, while ETFs can only invest in equities. Mutual fund shares trade continuously on stock exchanges throughout the day, while ETFs are priced only once at the end of the day. Mutual fund shares are bought and sold directly from the fund manager at the end-of-day NAV, while ETFs trade continuously on an exchange. Mutual funds are exempt from regulatory oversight in the EU, whereas ETFs must fully comply with UCITS directives.

Correct Answer:

Mutual fund shares are bought and sold directly from the fund manager at the end-of-day NAV, while ETFs trade continuously on an exchange.

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