Operations control test

Tests

Question 1. What determines the types of financial transactions of the corporation?

1. Financial operations in each corporation are different, this is due to the organizational and legal form of the corporation and the direction of the main activity. For example, banks, like financial corporations, are engaged in financial transactions due to their specifics. Since these are financial institutions, most of the operations are related to the provision of loans (lending), as banks are engaged in other operations directly related to money circulation. Corporations associated with leasing as their main activity do not provide money as an element of income generation, but various material objects, mainly equipment. There are also corporations that, as their main activity, are engaged in transactions related to debt obligations. These corporations use the debt obligations of corporations and institutions as a source of income.
2. Financial operations of the corporation are not related to the organizational and legal form of the corporation and the direction of its main activities.
3. Financial transactions of corporations are the same

Question 2. Identify the main financial transactions of corporations.

1. Basic financial transactions of corporations: forfeiting; franchising; hedging; leasing; factoring; eccouting; credit operations
2. Basic financial operations of corporations: forfeiting; franchising; credit operations
3. Basic financial transactions of corporations: forfeiting; franchising; hedging; leasing; credit operations

Question 3. Forfaiting is ...

1. Forfaiting is the purchase of debt, expressed in a negotiable document, from a creditor on a non-negotiable basis. This means that the buyer of the debt (forfaiter) assumes the obligation to refuse - forfeiting - from the recourse of the claim against the creditor if it is impossible to obtain satisfaction from the debtor.
2. Forfaiting is the sale of debt, which means that the buyer of the debt (forfaiter) assumes the obligation to apply a regressive claim to the creditor if it is impossible to obtain satisfaction from the debtor.
3. Forfaiting is a refusal to apply a regressive claim to the creditor upon receipt of satisfaction from the debtor.

Question 4. The main types of forfeiting securities

1. The main type of forfeiting securities are bills of exchange - transferable and ordinary, letter of credit.
2. The main type of forfeiting securities are bills of exchange - transferable and simple.
3. The main type of forfeiting securities are bills of exchange, letter of credit.

Question 5. Letter of credit is ...

1. A letter of credit is a settlement or monetary document, which is an order from one bank (credit institution) to another to make, at the expense of specially reserved funds, payment for shipping documents for the shipped goods or to pay a certain amount of money to the bearer of the letter of credit.
2. A letter of credit is a monetary document representing payment for shipping documents for a shipped product.
3. A letter of credit is a settlement document that is an order to pay a certain amount of money to the bearer of the letter of credit.

Question 6. The main types of franchising

1. Traditionally, franchising is subdivided into the following types: sales, commodity, industrial, business.
2. Traditionally, franchising is subdivided into the following types - industrial, business.
3. Traditionally, franchising is subdivided into the following types: sales, business.

Question 7. The main forms of franchising

1. The forms can be divided into regional franchising and sub-franchising.
2. The forms can be divided into regional, local franchising
3. The shapes can be distinguished m