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What is the maximum prepayment charge/ penal interest for default or breach of covenants? a) 1% over the contracted rate of interest b) 2% over the contracted rate of interest c) 3% over the contracted rate of interest d) 4% over the contracted rate of interest

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What is the all-in-cost ceiling per annum for ECBs? a) Benchmark Rate b) Benchmark Rate + 450 basis points c) Benchmark Rate plus 500 bps spread d) Benchmark Rate plus 550 bps spread
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What is the MAMP for ECBs raised by manufacturing companies up to USD 50 million or its equivalent per financial year? a) 1 year b) 3 years c) 5 years d) 10 years
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Can multilateral and regional financial institutions be considered as recognised lenders for ECB transfers? a) Yes, if they are based in India b) No, they cannot be considered as recognised lenders c) Yes, if India is a member country d) Yes, but only for FCCBs and FCEBs

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Which type of ECB can foreign branches/subsidiaries of Indian banks be recognised as lenders for? a) Only FCY ECB b) Only FCCBs and FCEBs c) Both FCY ECB and FCCBs/FCEBs d) None of the above
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Can ECBs be raised in Indian Rupees? a) No, ECBs can only be raised in foreign currency b) Yes, ECBs can only be raised in Indian Rupees c) Yes, ECBs can be raised in both foreign currency and Indian Rupees d) It depends on the end-use of the ECBs
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For how long can other persons resident in India hold the underlying shares after the conversion of IDRs? a) 15 days b) 30 days c) 45 days d) 60 days
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What is the overall cap for raising capital by issuance of IDRs by eligible foreign companies in Indian markets? a) USD 1 billion b) USD 2 billion c) USD 5 billion d) USD 10 billion
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Are financial/banking companies required to obtain prior approval from regulators to issue IDRs in India? a) Yes, they are b) No, they are not c) Only if they have a branch in India d) Only if they have a subsidiary in India
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What are the disclosure standards for soliciting investors for ADRs? a) The disclosure standards must comply with Indian GAAP accounting standards b) The disclosure standards must comply with US GAAP accounting standards c) The disclosure standards must comply with Indian and US GAAP accounting standards d) There are no specific disclosure standards for soliciting investors for ADRs

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What is a GDR? a) A type of investment made by foreign institutional investors b) A document required for foreign investment in India c) A negotiable receipt issued by a depository abroad, representing specified number of equity shares of an Indian company d) An Indian custodian who holds shares on behalf of a foreign investor

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What is the threshold limit for foreign investment in capital instruments of a listed Indian company for it to be considered as FDI? a) 10 percent or more b) Less than 10 percent c) 20 percent or more d) 50 percent or more
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What is the difference between Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI)? a) FDI is investment in listed Indian companies while FPI is investment in unlisted Indian companies b) FDI is investment made by persons resident outside India while FPI is investment made by Indian residents c) FDI is investment in capital instruments of a company of 10% or more on a fully diluted basis while FPI is investment in capital instruments of a company of less than 10% on a fully diluted basis d) FDI and FPI are the same thing

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What is the threshold for FDI in a listed Indian company to be considered as such? a) 5% of the post-issue paid-up equity capital on a fully diluted basis. b) 10% of the post-issue paid-up equity capital on a fully diluted basis. c) 15% of the post-issue paid-up equity capital on a fully diluted basis. d) 20% of the post-issue paid-up equity capital on a fully diluted basis.

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