CAIIB Advanced Business and Financial Management (ABFM) Recollected Questions : 14 July 2024
CAIIB is a flagship course offered by IIBF. The exam is held twice every year – Once in June and once in November. 14 July 2024 CAIIB Paper 3 exam We provide Recollected Questions . In these papers, maximum questions are repeated in every exam. So, Ambitious baba is providing you with CAIIB recollected Question Papers of Advanced Business and Financial Management (ABFM) . These recollected Question Papers Advanced Business and Financial Management (ABFM) will be very useful in upcoming shifts.
Exam Level-Easy to Moderate (7 case study and all are easy)
- Zero growth model?-We make the assumption that the dividend per share stays the same from year to year at a value of D.
- Combined total leverage is?-Combination of Financial leverage and operational leverage.
- Advantage of PESTSTAL analysis?
- As per SEBI how many types of Alternate investment fund?-3
- REITs: Real estate Investment Trust
- Which department look after Start up India program?-DPIIT
- Direct comparison approach is used for?-Real estate valuation
- What kind of funding and advisory source is preferred by new startups which comes without collateral, track record and investment in risk new venture in service sector?- Venture Capitalist
- Redeemable preference shares? –Shares that will be bought back by the issuer as per agreed
- Valuation methodology has the tendency to determine the worth of the firm on the basis of the value of the assets held by the business? –Cost Approach
- A company issued convertible debentures at a price of Rs.1,000 at conversion rate of 40. What is the conversion price?-Debenture price/ conversion rate = 1000/40= 25
- Mergers & Acquisitions deals can be financed by way of?- Cash, stock, debt or combination of these
- Father of AI -John McCarthy
- Types of merger based question
- What Is a Floating-Rate Note (FRN)?-A floating-rate note (FRN) is a debt instrument with a variable interest rate. The interest rate for an FRN is tied to a benchmark rate.
- What is Al Hub? -Al Hub provides developers and data scientist working on Al, access to collection of useful components for their work.
- What is call option in a debenture?- Issuer has the option to prepay the debenture before due date at a pre-determined price
- Most appropriate characteristic shared by Private Equity and Venture Capital?-Both invest in businesses that are either unable or not yet in readiness to raise finances by way of Public Issue.
- If the fixed cosis of a business activity exceeds in variable cost during the same period, the business le said to have high —- operating —leverage .
- Qus on Participating and non participating
- MBO by-Peter drucker
- Discounted Cash Flow Approach can be applied to determine?-The present discounted value of future cash flows.
- What is mezzanine financing?
- Case study on management And merger of two companies
- Qus on iOS sustainable finance
- SIDBI Fund of Funds?? Capital is provided by FFS to SEBI-registered alternative
investment funds, often known as daughter funds, so that these funds can make further investments in startup companies. - ISO standard (without option)
- EVMM: Electric vehicle manufacturing and mobility
- If turnover for any of the financial year has not exceeded Rs. 100 crore and upto 10 years from date of incorporation then it is start up
- Risk free interest rate in US 3% in India 9% , SPOT USD = 83 Rs then calculate forward rate 2nd year?
- Match the following of maslows hierarchy, x&y theory, quantitative theory
- Participating And Non Participating Preference Shares Meaning.?-Participating preference shares give their owners the chance to get extra dividends based on how much money the company makes. On the other hand, non-participating preference shares pay dividends at a fixed rate, no matter how much money the company makes.
- XYZ Ltd is expected to declare a dividend of Rs.7 per share one year from now. The dividend payments are expected to grow at 4% per annum. If an investor needs 10% rate of return on his investment, what would be the fair price of the share for the investor?
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