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Real ICMA SOFQ Exam Questions [Updated 2022]


ICMA SOFQ Exam Syllabus Topics:

TopicDetails
Topic 1
  • Identify fundamentals of trade management, including repo and securities lending & borrowing transactions
  • Trade Capture and Confirmation
Topic 2
  • Basics of Repo and Securities Lending & Borrowing
  • Regulatory Reporting Requirements
Topic 3
  • Identify and understand the roles of the major securities market participants
  • Trading Paradigms: Flow and Proprietary Trading
Topic 4
  • Central and Bilateral Clearing Systems
  • Recognise the primary components of the securities trade life-cycle
Topic 5
  • Role of Client Onboarding
  • An Introduction to International Securities
  • Recognise and identify corporate actions
Topic 6
  • Demonstrate how Operations manages the securities through its various activities
  • Identify the similarities and differences between equities and bonds
Topic 7
  • Trade Execution and Immediate Post-trade
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how equities and bonds are brought to the marketplace

 

NEW QUESTION 17
The 'settlement cycle' within a securities market refers to the number of days:

  • A. Between a trade's trade date and its value date
  • B. Between a security's issue date and the value date of a trade
  • C. Between a trade's trade date and the actual settlement date of a trade
  • D. Between the trade date of a trade and the issue date of a security

Answer: A

 

NEW QUESTION 18
Accrued interest is designed to:

  • A. Compensate the buyer of an interest-bearing bond for interest earned, (but not paid) relating to the next coupon payment date
  • B. Compensate the seller of an interest-bearing bond for interest earned, (but not paid) since the previous coupon payment date
  • C. Compensate the seller of an interest-bearing bond for interest earner, (but not paid) relating to the next coupon payment date
  • D. Compensate the buyer of an interest-bearing bond for interest earned, (but not paid) since the previous coupon payment date

Answer: B

 

NEW QUESTION 19
Where Firm A has borrowed a fixed cash amount on a secured basis from Firm B, an increase in the collateral value means that:

  • A. FirmB has exposure and must request additional collateral from Firm A
  • B. Firm A has exposure and must return some collateral to Firm B
  • C. Firm B has exposure and must request the return of collateral from Firm A
  • D. Firm A has exposure and must request the return of some collateral from Firm B

Answer: D

 

NEW QUESTION 20
IPO' stands for:

  • A. International Private Offering
  • B. Initial Public Offering
  • C. Integrated Post Offering
  • D. Inclusive Pre Offering

Answer: B

 

NEW QUESTION 21
A 'put' option on a bond allows:

  • A. The bondholder to redeem their bonds prior to the bond's scheduled maturity date
  • B. The stock exchange to force the bondholder to redeem the bonds prior to the bond's scheduled maturity date
  • C. The bond issuer to force redemption of bonds prior to the bond's scheduled maturity date
  • D. The regulator to force the issuer to redeem the bonds prior to the bond's scheduled maturity date

Answer: A

 

NEW QUESTION 22
Grey market trading refers to:

  • A. Trading of equity and bonds by investors aged 65 and over at the start of the tax year
  • B. Trading in convertible and exchangeable bonds prior to their conversion
  • C. Trading in a new issue of bonds by parties not involved in the syndication process
  • D. Trading in corporate bonds following the bondholder's decision to take-up a put option

Answer: C

 

NEW QUESTION 23
Where the term 'Ordinary Shares' is used in the UK, the equivalent term in the US is:

  • A. Normal Shares
  • B. Corporate Shares
  • C. Ordinary Stock
  • D. Common stock

Answer: D

 

NEW QUESTION 24
Bond types that are traded at a deeply discounted price are:

  • A. Zero coupon bonds
  • B. Floating rate notes
  • C. Convertible bonds and Exchangeable bonds
  • D. Fixed rate bonds

Answer: A

 

NEW QUESTION 25
The abbreviation WAC stands for:

  • A. Wheel and Calculate
  • B. Wait About Control
  • C. Weighted Average Cost
  • D. West Against Charge

Answer: C

 

NEW QUESTION 26
Within internal books and records, the recording of the trading book on a securities trade facilitates:

  • A. Reconciliation of settled positions, per trading book and per security - between the trading department and operations
  • B. Reconciliation of settled positions, per trading book and per security - between operations and the firm's custodian
  • C. Reconciliation of trading positions, per trading book and per security - between the firm's counterparty and the firm's custodian
  • D. Reconciliation of trading positions, per trading book and per security - between the trading department and operations

Answer: D

 

NEW QUESTION 27
The ISO currency code 'CHF represents:

  • A. Swiss France
  • B. Norwegian Krone
  • C. Chinese Renminbi
  • D. Ivory Coast Franc

Answer: A

 

NEW QUESTION 28
A bond which pays no interest during its lifetime sand repays capital on its maturity date is known as:

  • A. A nil interest bond
  • B. A zero coupon bond
  • C. A zero interest bond
  • D. A zero interest note

Answer: B

 

NEW QUESTION 29
Thefollowing is an inaccurate statement:

  • A. Warrants will expire if not exercised by the expiry date
  • B. Warrants are exercisable by the warrant holder
  • C. Warrants have a variable exercise price
  • D. Warrants are detachable from the original security

Answer: C

 

NEW QUESTION 30
Internal trading systems typically do not:

  • A. Hold the firm's current trading positions
  • B. Reflect the firm's settled positions at CSDs/custodians
  • C. Have the capability to amend and cancel trades
  • D. Have the capability to capture new trades

Answer: B

 

NEW QUESTION 31
An example of an organisation classified as a sovereign wealth fund is:

  • A. China Investment Corporation
  • B. German Government
  • C. United Nations
  • D. Xerox Corporation

Answer: A

 

NEW QUESTION 32
A firm executing a securities trade in the capacity of agency broker intends:

  • A. To take a securities position, and not to remain market risk neutral
  • B. To take a securities position, and to remain market risk neutral
  • C. Not to take a securities position, and to remain market risk neutral
  • D. Not to take a securities position, and not to remain market risk neutra

Answer: B

 

NEW QUESTION 33
The ISIN stands for:

  • A. International Securities Identification Number; a 13-character alpha-numeric code
  • B. International Secondary ID Notation; a 12-character alpha-numeric code
  • C. International Secondary ID Notation; a 13-character alpha-numeric code
  • D. International Securities Identification Number; a 12-character alpha-numeric code

Answer: D

 

NEW QUESTION 34
A cash amount of GBP 5,909,658.47 lent on a Thursday until the second Monday (just over 1 week later) at a rate of 2.973%, would attract:

  • A. 9 days of interest and a cash interest amount of GBP 4392.35
  • B. 7 days of interest and a cash interest amount of GBP 3369.48
  • C. 11 days of interest and a cash interest amount of GBP 5294.89
  • D. 13 days of interest and a cash interest amount of GBP 6344.51

Answer: C

 

NEW QUESTION 35
The US regulator 'SEC stands for:

  • A. Securities Exchange Corporation
  • B. Securities Enterprise Conglomerate
  • C. Securities Endeavour Company
  • D. Securities and Exchange Commission

Answer: D

 

NEW QUESTION 36
The term 'SSI' stands for:

  • A. Standard Securities Instruction
  • B. Standing Settlement Instruction
  • C. Securities Standing Instruction
  • D. Settlement Standard Instruction

Answer: B

 

NEW QUESTION 37
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