<<123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100>> 1. What is the primary objective of Green Finance?Directing capital flows to non-environmental projectsFocusing solely on financial returnsSupporting environmentally sustainable projectsEncouraging excessive resource consumptionQuestion 1 of 100 2. What defines an entity as a startup?Up to three years from the date of its incorporation/registrationUp to five years from the date of its incorporation/registrationIf its turnover for any financial year has not exceeded Rs. 25 croreIf it is working towards innovation, development, deployment, or commercialization of new products, processes, or services driven by technology or intellectual propertyQuestion 2 of 100 3. What functions will Artificial Intelligence encompass in the future?Only language processingAutomated reasoning and machine learningSpecific activities like playing chessNone of the aboveQuestion 3 of 100 4. Hybrid finance aims to combine:Traditional finance and modern medicineNew financial technologies and healthcare systemsStrengths of traditional finance and modern financial technologiesHistorical finance data with contemporary trendsQuestion 4 of 100 5. Which type of Business Analytics uses statistics and machine learning to estimate future outcomes?Descriptive AnalyticsDiagnostic AnalyticsPredictive AnalyticsPrescriptive AnalyticsQuestion 5 of 100 6. Which concern arises due to higher-than-expected redemptions in SPACs?Increased investor confidenceEnhanced liquidityCapital deficiencyReduced shareholder dilutionQuestion 6 of 100 7. What does ISO 14007 offer guidance on?Monetary valuation of environmental impactsDetermining environmental costs and benefitsIdentifying ESG criteriaEvaluating green bond integrityQuestion 7 of 100 8. Which financial instrument is NOT associated with Green Finance?Green bondsBlue mortgagesSustainability-linked loansGreen investment fundsQuestion 8 of 100 9. Which type of green bond relies solely on the project's generated revenue for repayment?Use-of-Proceeds BondsOrganization-guaranteed BondsAsset Backed BondsHybrid BondsQuestion 9 of 100 10. What challenges do Neural Networks face?They handle nonlinear relationships poorly.They require minimal data subsets for operation.They are less complex compared to decision trees.None of the aboveQuestion 10 of 100 11. Hybrid securities combine features of:Traditional finance and healthcareDebt and equityStock market and cryptocurrencyPhysical assets and intellectual propertyQuestion 11 of 100 12. What occurs if a SPAC fails to secure a merger partner within the stipulated timeframe post-IPO?Extension of the merger periodForced acquisition by regulatory bodiesLiquidation and return of IPO profitsImmediate transition to a private entityQuestion 12 of 100 13. What is NOT an advantage of investing in Green Finance?Improved risk assessment in an opaque fixed income marketRestricted market sizeBalancing financial and environmental returnsRecognition by UNFCCC as "climate action"Question 13 of 100 14. What is the focus of the IREDA NCEF Refinance Scheme?Biotechnology startupsRenewable energy projectsTechnological innovationsExport-oriented startupsQuestion 14 of 100 15. Preference shares usually offer shareholders:Unpredictable dividendsFixed dividends before common shareholdersVoting rights similar to common shareholdersPriority in liquidation after bondholdersQuestion 15 of 100 16. What is the significance of impact measurement in Green Financing?It helps investors maximize profitsIt assesses environmental impact of funded projectsIt aids in hiding project inefficienciesIt influences regulatory standardsQuestion 16 of 100 17. What distinguishes Prescriptive Analytics from other types of analytics?It relies solely on past data for decision-making.It constructs models based on descriptive analytics.It uses algorithms for event likelihoods.It recommends future actions for optimal outcomes.Question 17 of 100 18. How long can SPACs typically search for a suitable merger partner post-IPO?Up to 24 monthsUp to 48 monthsUp to 12 monthsUp to 30 monthsQuestion 18 of 100 19. Which of these is not typically listed as a challenge faced by startups?Lack of LeadershipUnrealistic ExpectationsSecuring fundingEstablished market dominanceQuestion 19 of 100 20. The key feature of preference shares is:Unlimited voting rightsNo dividendsFixed priority dividendsConvertibility into common sharesQuestion 20 of 100 21. How do Control Theory and AI differ in their mathematical approaches?Control theory deals with logical inference, AI with calculusControl theory handles continuous variables, AI with discreteBoth use matrix algebra for problem-solvingNone of the aboveQuestion 21 of 100 22. How long, from the date of incorporation, does an entity qualify as a startup?Up to 3 yearsUp to 5 yearsUp to 7 yearsUp to 10 yearsQuestion 22 of 100 23. In which analytics type is data interpretation focused on understanding past performance drivers?Descriptive AnalyticsDiagnostic AnalyticsPredictive AnalyticsPrescriptive AnalyticsQuestion 23 of 100 24. What has Google Trends indicated about green finance?Decreased interest in green financeNo significant change in interestRising interest and awarenessIrrelevant dataQuestion 24 of 100 25. What document provides comprehensive details about the target company's governance and financials during a SPAC merger?Annual reportProxy statementQuarterly filingForm 10-QQuestion 25 of 100 26. Cumulative preference shares differ from non-cumulative in:Accumulation of unpaid dividendsFixed voting rightsNon-redeemable natureNon-convertibility into common sharesQuestion 26 of 100 27. Which entity establishes guidelines to encourage green financing?Financial institutionsRegulatory bodies and governmentsNGOsInternational corporationsQuestion 27 of 100 28. What is NOT a focus area for India's green financing efforts?Green infrastructure investment trustsCarbon neutrality by 2070Expanding unsustainable projectsInternational market expansionQuestion 28 of 100 29. Which of the following is an advantage of SPAC mergers over IPOs?Lengthy execution periodMarket-dependent pricingReduced marketing costsLimited access to specialized expertiseQuestion 29 of 100 30. What is a crucial aspect of the Chomsky-Skinner Debate?Highlighting limitations of language comprehensionEmphasizing syntax models in computational linguisticsExploring the complexity of language comprehensionNone of the aboveQuestion 30 of 100 31. Which filing is submitted to the SEC shortly after SPAC merger closure, finalizing the transition to a publicly traded entity?Form 10-KForm Super 8-KForm S-4Form 4Question 31 of 100 32. Non-convertible preference shares:Can be exchanged for common sharesOffer high voting rightsMaintain a fixed dividend rateAccumulate unpaid dividendsQuestion 32 of 100 33. Which criterion is NOT part of the ESG criteria?EnvironmentalSocialGovernanceEconomicQuestion 33 of 100 34. How does the concept of Rational Agents align with AI?It focuses on minimizing environmental interaction.It emphasizes understanding past perceptions for decision-making.It relies solely on pre-programmed instructions.None of the aboveQuestion 34 of 100 35. What is the primary function of Descriptive Analytics?Recommending future actionsIdentifying patterns in historical dataConstructing models for future outcomesNone of the aboveQuestion 35 of 100 36. Which financial instrument is tailored to support green initiatives?Blue bondsSustainability-linked loansGreen mortgagesRed investment fundsQuestion 36 of 100 37. Perpetual Non-Cumulative Preference Shares lack:Fixed dividend ratesA maturity dateVoting rightsConvertibility into common sharesQuestion 37 of 100 38. Warrants grant the holder:An obligation to purchase sharesThe right to sell sharesThe right to buy shares at a fixed priceConvertibility into debt instrumentsQuestion 38 of 100 39. Convertible debentures allow:Fixed repayment at maturityConversion into equity sharesNo interest paymentsRedemption before maturityQuestion 39 of 100 40. The pitch presentation for startups primarily focuses on:Personal achievements of the entrepreneurPolitical affiliations of the teamSolutions to societal issuesRevenue projections of the businessQuestion 40 of 100 41. FCCBs are:Domestic currency bondsIssued only in USDConvertible into debt instrumentsBonds issued in foreign currency with equity conversion optionsQuestion 41 of 100 42. How does Predictive Analytics differ from Diagnostic Analytics?Predictive Analytics focuses on past performance, while Diagnostic on future outcomes.Predictive Analytics estimates future outcomes, while Diagnostic uncovers past performance drivers.Predictive Analytics relies solely on algorithms, while Diagnostic uses statistical methods.None of the aboveQuestion 42 of 100 43. SPAC sponsors can raise additional capital through which of the following means?Dividend reinvestmentDebt or PIPE fundingIPO proceedsShare buybacksQuestion 43 of 100 44. What differentiates a startup from an established business entity?Greater than five years in operationTurnover exceeding Rs. 25 croreInnovation-driven developmentMultiple business divisionsQuestion 44 of 100 45. Mezzanine financing combines features of:Debt and equityBonds and derivativesStocks and real estatePrecious metals and stocksQuestion 45 of 100 46. Hybrid financial instruments aim to:Complicate investment strategiesOnly cater to institutional investorsAlign traditional and modern financial strengthsEliminate risk from investment portfoliosQuestion 46 of 100 47. Which challenge is often encountered by startups?Well-structured planningEfficient resource allocationMarket monopolyUnrealistic expectationsQuestion 47 of 100 48. Hybrid finance primarily focuses on:Eliminating traditional finance systemsCapitalizing on financial technologiesLeveraging the best of traditional and modern financePromoting one-sided financial approachesQuestion 48 of 100 49. Preference shares grant priority in:Acquiring common sharesLiquidation over common shareholdersVoting rights in board meetingsAccessing company loansQuestion 49 of 100 50. FCCBs expose issuers to:Currency risksBond defaultsHigh-interest ratesMinimal regulatory oversightQuestion 50 of 100 51. Which disadvantage of SPACs refers to the lack of clarity on where investors' funds will be invested?Shareholding dilutionLimited financial diligenceUncertain use of fundsRising regulatory scrutinyQuestion 51 of 100 52. Mezzanine financing offers:Fixed returns similar to bondsFlexible repayment termsNo risk to investorsNo debt-to-equity conversion possibilityQuestion 52 of 100 53. Warrants are associated with:Fixed share pricesGuaranteed profitsRights to purchase sharesHigher voting rightsQuestion 53 of 100 54. Which scheme stimulates private investment in startups through SEBI-registered funds?SIDBI Funds of Funds SchemeCredit GuaranteeStartup India Seed Fund SchemeVenture Capital Assistance SchemeQuestion 54 of 100 55. Convertible debentures provide the option to:Only convert into debt instrumentsRedeem the entire principalConvert into equity sharesNever convert into common sharesQuestion 55 of 100 56. Preference shares offer a fixed dividend:Before any dividends to common shareholdersAfter dividends to common shareholdersSimultaneously with dividends to common shareholdersOnly if approved by bondholdersQuestion 56 of 100 57. FCCBs are attractive to:Issuers seeking low-risk investmentsInvestors aiming for high-risk investmentsInstitutional investors exclusivelyHedge funds and foreign investorsQuestion 57 of 100 58. What percentage of SPACs were reported to be trading below their offer price as per Renaissance Capital?Around 50%Approximately 70%Less than 30%Over 90%Question 58 of 100 59. Hybrid finance aims to achieve:Exclusion of modern financial technologiesA balance between traditional finance and outdated methodsIntegration of modern financial technologies exclusivelyOptimal utilization of both traditional and modern financial strengthsQuestion 59 of 100 60. At which startup development stage does Series A funding occur?Idea PhaseSeed StageScalingExit OptionsQuestion 60 of 100 61. Preference shares possess limited:Voting rightsAccess to company assetsShare price volatilityDividend paymentsQuestion 61 of 100 62. Convertible debentures can be converted into:Government bondsEquity shares of the issuing companyHybrid financial instrumentsNon-convertible bondsQuestion 62 of 100 63. Mezzanine financing is more akin to:Traditional debt instrumentsPure equity investmentsDerivatives tradingHybrid finance optionsQuestion 63 of 100 64. Hybrid finance combines:Cryptocurrency and traditional bankingBonds and derivativesTraditional finance and modern financial technologiesPhysical assets and intellectual propertyQuestion 64 of 100 65. What happens if a SPAC fails to locate and finalize a merger within a specific timeframe post-IPO?Liquidation and distribution of IPO profitsImmediate acquisition by the sponsorExtension of the IPO periodPublic announcement of failureQuestion 65 of 100 66. Preference shares offer dividends:Based on market performancePrior to common shareholdersFollowing bondholdersAfter maturityQuestion 66 of 100 67. FCCBs expose issuers to:Regulatory oversightCurrency exchange risksFixed interest ratesNo financial risksQuestion 67 of 100 68. What marks the initial step in the process of startup financing?Need AssessmentPitch PreparationInvestor TargetingDue DiligenceQuestion 68 of 100 69. Mezzanine financing represents a blend of:Debt and equity characteristicsEquity and real estate characteristicsDerivatives and bondsCommodities and stocksQuestion 69 of 100 70. Warrants grant the holder the right to:Purchase predetermined equity sharesSell predetermined equity sharesObtain fixed dividend paymentsConvert into fixed-rate bondsQuestion 70 of 100 71. Hybrid finance aims to:Exclude traditional financial strengthsFocus solely on modern financial technologiesMerge traditional and modern financial strengthsPromote one-sided financial systemsQuestion 71 of 100 72. Preference shares provide dividends:Based on market fluctuationsBefore dividends to common shareholdersAt the same time as common shareholdersAfter bondholdersQuestion 72 of 100 73. FCCBs are typically attractive to:Bondholders seeking stabilityInvestors preferring low-risk investmentsHedge funds and foreign investorsGovernment regulatorsQuestion 73 of 100 74. Mezzanine financing combines elements of:Fixed-rate bondsDebt and equityDerivatives and real estateStocks and commoditiesQuestion 74 of 100 75. Convertible debentures grant the option to convert into:CommoditiesFixed-rate bondsEquity sharesForeign currenciesQuestion 75 of 100 76. Hybrid finance seeks to optimize:Traditional finance at the expense of modern technologiesModern financial technologies exclusivelyThe strengths of both traditional and modern financeOutdated financial methodologiesQuestion 76 of 100 77. Preference shares grant priority in:Voting rightsLiquidation over common shareholdersDividend distribution over bondholdersRedeeming the company's assetsQuestion 77 of 100 78. FCCBs expose issuers to risks associated with:Fixed interest ratesCurrency fluctuationsLimited regulatory oversightLow investor demandQuestion 78 of 100 79. Mezzanine financing offers a blend of:Equities and fixed-rate bondsDebt and equity characteristicsDerivatives and commoditiesReal estate and stocksQuestion 79 of 100 80. Warrants provide the right to:Obtain a fixed dividend rateSell predetermined equity sharesConvert into non-convertible bondsPurchase predetermined equity sharesQuestion 80 of 100 81. Hybrid finance primarily aims to:Ignore traditional financial systemsRevolutionize modern financial technologiesIntegrate strengths of traditional and modern financePromote outdated financial methodologiesQuestion 81 of 100 82. What does the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 provide for startups?Tax exemptionSpeedy resolution of insolvency cases within 90 daysAccess to free legal adviceNo requirement for financial auditsQuestion 82 of 100 83. What type of financing involves selling equity shares for capital without principal payments?Debt FinancingEquity FinancingGrantSeed FundingQuestion 83 of 100 84. At which stage of startup development does Series A funding occur?Idea PhaseSeed StageScalingExit OptionsQuestion 84 of 100 85. What is the initial step in the process of startup financing?Need AssessmentPitch PreparationInvestor TargetingDue DiligenceQuestion 85 of 100 86. Which scheme stimulates private investment in startups through SEBI-registered funds?SIDBI Funds of Funds SchemeCredit GuaranteeStartup India Seed Fund SchemeVenture Capital Assistance SchemeQuestion 86 of 100 87. What does the IREDA NCEF Refinance Scheme aim to revive?Biotechnology startupsRenewable energy projectsTechnological innovationsExport-oriented startupsQuestion 87 of 100 88. What duration defines an entity as a startup?Up to three years from the date of its incorporation/registrationUp to five years from the date of its incorporation/registrationUp to seven years from the date of its incorporation/registrationUp to ten years from the date of its incorporation/registrationQuestion 88 of 100 89. Which is not a common challenge faced by startups?Unrealistic ExpectationsLack of LeadershipEasy access to fundingTime management and productivityQuestion 89 of 100 90. What is the primary focus of a pitch presentation for startups?Personal achievements of the teamRevenue projectionsSolutions to societal issuesPolitical affiliations of the teamQuestion 90 of 100 91. Which program encourages innovation among students aged 10-15?Incubator Grand ChallengeStartup India YatraINSPIRENational Startup AwardQuestion 91 of 100 92. What benefit does the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 provide for startups?Tax exemptionSpeedy resolution of insolvency cases within 90 daysAccess to free legal adviceWaiver of incorporation feesQuestion 92 of 100 93. Which financing type involves selling equity shares for capital without principal payments?Debt FinancingEquity FinancingGrantSeed FundingQuestion 93 of 100 94. What is one of the common challenges faced by startups?Comprehensive planningOverestimation of capabilitiesAdequate leadershipTimely access to fundingQuestion 94 of 100 95. What is the central purpose of a pitch presentation for startups?Illustrating personal credentialsProjecting revenue forecastsPresenting solutions to societal problemsOutlining political affiliationsQuestion 95 of 100 96. What benefit does the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 offer to startups?Tax deductionsSwift resolution of insolvency within 90 daysAccess to free legal consultationsFee waivers for government servicesQuestion 96 of 100 97. Which funding type involves selling equity shares without any principal repayments?Debt FinancingEquity FinancingGrantSeed FundingQuestion 97 of 100 98. During which stage of startup growth does Series A funding usually take place?Idea PhaseSeed StageScalingExit OptionsQuestion 98 of 100 99. What is the primary step in the startup financing process?Need AssessmentPitch PreparationInvestor TargetingDue DiligenceQuestion 99 of 100 100. Which scheme encourages private investment in startups through SEBI-registered funds?SIDBI Funds of Funds SchemeCredit GuaranteeStartup India Seed Fund SchemeVenture Capital Assistance SchemeQuestion 100 of 100 Loading...