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Financial
Institutions and Markets
Dec
2025 Examination
Q1. You are a
financial advisor working for a corporate firm that has just received surplus
cash of Rs.5 crores. The management is interested in investing this surplus for
short- term gains without taking significant risks and prefers high liquidity.
Based on the nature and objectives of the firm, identify and explain which money market
instruments you would recommend for investing the surplus funds. Justify your
choices by explaining how each instrument works and how it meets the firm's
requirements. (10 Marks)
Q2. You are
working as a personal financial advisor and are approached by three different
clients, each with unique financial goals and risk preferences. Client A is a
young professional who is willing to take high risks in exchange for the
potential of high returns. Client B is nearing retirement and is more focused
on preserving capital while earning stable, low-risk returns. Client C is a
middle-aged salaried individual who is looking for a balanced investment option
that offers moderate returns and aligns with medium-term goals like funding
children’s education or home improvement.
Based on their
individual profiles, evaluate the various types of mutual funds available in
the market and recommend the most suitable type of mutual fund for each client.
Justify your recommendations by comparing the risk level, return expectations,
and investment horizon associated with each fund type. (10 Marks)
Q3(A). You have
been hired as a research analyst by a media company producing a documentary
series titled “Boom, Bust, and Beyond: India’s Financial Scandals.” One of the
episodes focuses on IPO-related scams in the Indian stock market. Your task is
to explore the phenomenon of IPO bubbles and scams that misled investors
through overhyped public issues. In this context, explain what an IPO bubble
scam is, how such scams typically occur (e.g., overpricing, misinformation,
grey market manipulation). Evaluate the consequences of the scam on retail
investors and discuss the regulatory responses or lessons learned from such
incidents. (5 Marks)
Q3(B). A
mid-sized Indian manufacturing company is planning a major expansion and needs
to raise significant long-term capital. The management is debating whether to
issue new equity shares or debentures in the primary market but is concerned
about regulatory compliance, investor appetite, and the impact on the
company''s financial structure. They seek expert advice on how to best approach
the capital market to achieve their goals while maintaining investor trust and
meeting regulatory standards. As a financial consultant, you are approached by
a mid-sized Indian manufacturing firm seeking to raise long-term capital for
expansion. The firm is unsure whether to issue new equity shares or debentures
in the primary market. Design a comprehensive capital-raising strategy that
leverages the structure and functions of the Indian capital market, considering
investor preferences, regulatory requirements, and the firm''s long-term
objectives. How would your strategy ensure both effective mobilisation of
savings and investor confidence? (5 Marks)
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