List - I List - II (Type of Risk) (Uncertainty of Future Returns) (A) Financial Risk (I) Investor Psychology (B) Market Risk (II) Capital Market (C) Purchasing Power Risk (III) Financial Capacity (D) Political and Social Risk (IV) Price Level
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
The question requires matching specific types of financial risks listed in List I with their corresponding descriptions or influencing factors in List II.
The correct pairings derived from the options are:
| List I (Type of Risk) | List II (Description/Source) |
|---|---|
| (A) Financial Risk | (III) Financial Capacity |
| (B) Market Risk | (I) Investor Psychology |
| (C) Purchasing Power Risk | (IV) Price Level |
| (D) Political and Social Risk | (II) Capital Market |
Match List I with List II
List I | List II | ||
Option strategies | Description(s) | ||
A. | Protective put | I. | Buying an asset along with a put on it |
B. | Covered call | II. | Buying a call as well as put options on an asset at the same exercise price |
C. | Long straddle | III. | Combining two or more options on the same asset with differing exercise prices or times to maturity |
D. | Spread | IV. | Writing a call position on an asset along with buying the asset |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
| List I | List II |
| Bond rates and risk | Description |
| A. Coupon rate | I. The interest rate required in the market on a bond |
| B. Yield to maturity | II. It is obtained by dividing annual coupon (stated interest payment) by the bond price |
| C. Interest rate risk | III. It germinates and originates from fluctuating interest rates |
| D. Current (bond) yield | IV. The annual coupon (stated interest payment) divided by the face value of a bond |