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CISI Exam Quiz 08 Topics Covers:
be able to calculate an entitlement when a position is subject to stock loan/borrow activity
understand the impact of special ex/special cum on entitled positions
be able to calculate an entitlement when a position is subject to special ex/special cum trading
understand the concept of the transformation process
know the definitions of the following terms in relation to a mandatory event with options and a voluntary event
understand the concept of broker to broker buyer protection and protection through the CCP in relation to late/failed trading and stock loan activity
understand the implications of deadlines in relation to an event
understand how to validate a claim for the following transactions
understand the implication of pay/effective date in relation to an event
understand the implication of failing to settle a claim for a nil paid rights prior to the deadline for acceptance in the UK market
know the definition of auto depositary compensation
understand how the transformation process may generate claims
know about Fintech changes made to claims
understand that a dividend is paid from realised profits
know the frequency of dividends and the payment timetable for UK, US, Japan and Italy
understand the impact of a dividend on the share price
know the distinction between scrip dividends and dividend reinvestment schemes
be able to calculate a scrip dividend entitlement given a cash dividend, a reference price for the shares and a record holding date
understand the concept of dividend access plans and the implications of tax on the dividend
know the definition of a bonus issue
understand the reasons for initiating a bonus issue
know the difference between a bonus issue and a bonus issue with rights
understand the reasons for initiating a C share bonus issue
understand the reasons why a company may subdivide or consolidate its shares
know the difference between a sub-division and a bonus issue
understand the impact of subdivisions and consolidations on the share price
be able to calculate the impact of sub-divisions and consolidations on the share price
understand why a redenomination will occur and how it is achieved
understand the reasons for initiating a demerger
be able to calculate the effect on book value of a demerger
know the definition of a capital repayment
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Question 1 of 30
1. Question
Mr. Smith holds 100 shares of XYZ Corp, which are subject to stock loan activity. If the stock is lent out at a rate of 3%, how many entitlements will Mr. Smith receive during the lending period?
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During stock loan activity, the borrower of the stock is entitled to any dividends or other distributions paid during the loan period. However, the lender (Mr. Smith) will receive a reduced entitlement equal to the number of shares lent out (100) minus any applicable stock loan fees (3%). Therefore, Mr. Smith will receive 97 entitlements during the lending period.
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During stock loan activity, the borrower of the stock is entitled to any dividends or other distributions paid during the loan period. However, the lender (Mr. Smith) will receive a reduced entitlement equal to the number of shares lent out (100) minus any applicable stock loan fees (3%). Therefore, Mr. Smith will receive 97 entitlements during the lending period.
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Question 2 of 30
2. Question
Ms. Anderson has a position in ABC Inc. that is subject to special ex-trading. What impact does this have on her entitlement calculation?
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Special ex-trading refers to when a security is traded without the right to a specific corporate action, such as a dividend or rights issue. In this case, Ms. Anderson’s entitlement will decrease because she is not entitled to the dividend or other corporate action during the special ex-trading period.
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Special ex-trading refers to when a security is traded without the right to a specific corporate action, such as a dividend or rights issue. In this case, Ms. Anderson’s entitlement will decrease because she is not entitled to the dividend or other corporate action during the special ex-trading period.
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Question 3 of 30
3. Question
Mr. Johnson is considering participating in a voluntary event with options. What should he be aware of before making a decision?
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Before participating in a voluntary event with options, Mr. Johnson should consider any tax implications associated with his decision. Depending on the event, there may be tax consequences that he needs to be aware of before making a decision.
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Before participating in a voluntary event with options, Mr. Johnson should consider any tax implications associated with his decision. Depending on the event, there may be tax consequences that he needs to be aware of before making a decision.
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Question 4 of 30
4. Question
Ms. Lee’s claim for a transaction is rejected due to missing documentation. What should she do to validate her claim?
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To validate her claim, Ms. Lee should resubmit the claim with the required documentation as per CISI guidelines. Ignoring the rejection or pursuing legal action without providing the necessary documentation is not the appropriate course of action.
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To validate her claim, Ms. Lee should resubmit the claim with the required documentation as per CISI guidelines. Ignoring the rejection or pursuing legal action without providing the necessary documentation is not the appropriate course of action.
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Question 5 of 30
5. Question
Mr. Brown fails to settle a claim for a nil paid rights prior to the deadline for acceptance in the UK market. What are the implications of this failure?
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Failing to settle a claim for a nil paid rights prior to the deadline for acceptance in the UK market may result in the loss of entitlement for Mr. Brown. It is essential for investors to adhere to deadlines to avoid any adverse consequences.
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Failing to settle a claim for a nil paid rights prior to the deadline for acceptance in the UK market may result in the loss of entitlement for Mr. Brown. It is essential for investors to adhere to deadlines to avoid any adverse consequences.
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Question 6 of 30
6. Question
Mr. Patel wants to understand the implications of broker-to-broker buyer protection. What does this concept entail?
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Broker-to-broker buyer protection provides protection against late or failed trading between brokers. It ensures that buyers receive their entitlements even if there are delays or failures in the trading process, mitigating counterparty risk.
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Broker-to-broker buyer protection provides protection against late or failed trading between brokers. It ensures that buyers receive their entitlements even if there are delays or failures in the trading process, mitigating counterparty risk.
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Question 7 of 30
7. Question
Ms. Nguyen is calculating entitlements for a position subject to stock loan activity. What factor does she need to consider?
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When calculating entitlements for a position subject to stock loan activity, Ms. Nguyen needs to consider the prevailing interest rates, as they determine the cost of borrowing the stock and impact the overall entitlement calculation.
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When calculating entitlements for a position subject to stock loan activity, Ms. Nguyen needs to consider the prevailing interest rates, as they determine the cost of borrowing the stock and impact the overall entitlement calculation.
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Question 8 of 30
8. Question
Mr. Garcia is reviewing the deadline for an event. What is the implication of missing the deadline?
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Missing the deadline for an event may result in the loss of entitlement for Mr. Garcia. It is crucial for investors to adhere to deadlines to ensure they receive their entitlements and avoid any adverse consequences.
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Missing the deadline for an event may result in the loss of entitlement for Mr. Garcia. It is crucial for investors to adhere to deadlines to ensure they receive their entitlements and avoid any adverse consequences.
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Question 9 of 30
9. Question
Ms. Khan is evaluating a claim for a mandatory event with options. What should she understand about the effective date?
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The effective date refers to the date on which the mandatory event with options becomes effective or implemented. It is essential for Ms. Khan to understand this date to accurately assess the implications of the event on her investment.
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The effective date refers to the date on which the mandatory event with options becomes effective or implemented. It is essential for Ms. Khan to understand this date to accurately assess the implications of the event on her investment.
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Question 10 of 30
10. Question
Mr. Wilson is unfamiliar with the concept of auto depositary compensation. What does this term mean?
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Auto depositary compensation refers to automatic compensation provided to investors for late settlements by the depositary. It ensures that investors are reimbursed for any losses or damages incurred due to delays in settlement processes.
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Auto depositary compensation refers to automatic compensation provided to investors for late settlements by the depositary. It ensures that investors are reimbursed for any losses or damages incurred due to delays in settlement processes.
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Question 11 of 30
11. Question
Mr. Thompson, a seasoned investor, is contemplating investing in a company that recently announced a dividend. He wonders how this dividend will affect the share price. What should Mr. Thompson understand about the impact of dividends on share price?
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According to CISI guidelines, when a company pays a dividend, it demonstrates the company’s financial stability, which typically leads to an increase in share price. Investors often view dividend payments positively as they indicate profitability and confidence in future earnings.
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According to CISI guidelines, when a company pays a dividend, it demonstrates the company’s financial stability, which typically leads to an increase in share price. Investors often view dividend payments positively as they indicate profitability and confidence in future earnings.
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Question 12 of 30
12. Question
Mrs. Rodriguez is considering participating in a dividend reinvestment scheme. What should she understand about the difference between scrip dividends and dividend reinvestment schemes?
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Scrip dividends allow shareholders to receive dividends in the form of additional shares rather than cash, while dividend reinvestment schemes allow shareholders to use their dividends to purchase additional shares. Understanding this distinction is crucial for investors, as it affects their investment strategy.
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Scrip dividends allow shareholders to receive dividends in the form of additional shares rather than cash, while dividend reinvestment schemes allow shareholders to use their dividends to purchase additional shares. Understanding this distinction is crucial for investors, as it affects their investment strategy.
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Question 13 of 30
13. Question
Mr. Patel is interested in calculating his entitlement for a scrip dividend. What information does he need to perform this calculation?
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To calculate a scrip dividend entitlement, one needs the cash dividend amount, the reference price for the shares, and the record holding date. This information helps determine how many additional shares a shareholder is entitled to receive.
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To calculate a scrip dividend entitlement, one needs the cash dividend amount, the reference price for the shares, and the record holding date. This information helps determine how many additional shares a shareholder is entitled to receive.
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Question 14 of 30
14. Question
Ms. Smith is curious about the implications of tax on dividends. What should she understand about dividend access plans and their tax implications?
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Dividend access plans can have varying tax implications based on factors such as the jurisdiction in which the shareholder resides and their individual tax situation. It is essential for investors to consult tax advisors or refer to relevant tax regulations to understand the tax consequences of participating in dividend access plans.
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Dividend access plans can have varying tax implications based on factors such as the jurisdiction in which the shareholder resides and their individual tax situation. It is essential for investors to consult tax advisors or refer to relevant tax regulations to understand the tax consequences of participating in dividend access plans.
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Question 15 of 30
15. Question
Mr. Williams, an aspiring investor, wants to know the definition of a bonus issue. What accurately defines a bonus issue?
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A bonus issue involves issuing additional shares to existing shareholders without requiring them to make any additional payment. This is often done to reward shareholders, increase liquidity, or adjust the company’s capital structure.
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A bonus issue involves issuing additional shares to existing shareholders without requiring them to make any additional payment. This is often done to reward shareholders, increase liquidity, or adjust the company’s capital structure.
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Question 16 of 30
16. Question
Ms. Lee is considering initiating a bonus issue for her company’s shareholders. What are some common reasons for companies to initiate a bonus issue?
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Companies often initiate bonus issues to reward shareholders, increase liquidity in the market, improve the company’s image, and adjust the capital structure. This can lead to an increase in shareholder wealth and attract more investors.
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Companies often initiate bonus issues to reward shareholders, increase liquidity in the market, improve the company’s image, and adjust the capital structure. This can lead to an increase in shareholder wealth and attract more investors.
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Question 17 of 30
17. Question
Mr. Jackson is reviewing the transformation process that may generate claims. What should he understand about how the transformation process generates claims?
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The transformation process can generate claims through the conversion of assets or liabilities into different financial instruments. This process is essential for financial institutions and investors to understand as it impacts the risk and return profile of investments.
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The transformation process can generate claims through the conversion of assets or liabilities into different financial instruments. This process is essential for financial institutions and investors to understand as it impacts the risk and return profile of investments.
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Question 18 of 30
18. Question
Mrs. Brown is exploring the Fintech changes made to claims. What should she know about the Fintech changes affecting claims?
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Fintech innovations, such as blockchain technology and automated processes, have revolutionized claims processing by enabling faster settlements, reducing operational costs, and improving transparency. Understanding these changes is crucial for professionals in the asset servicing industry.
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Fintech innovations, such as blockchain technology and automated processes, have revolutionized claims processing by enabling faster settlements, reducing operational costs, and improving transparency. Understanding these changes is crucial for professionals in the asset servicing industry.
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Question 19 of 30
19. Question
Mr. Clark is interested in understanding the frequency and payment timetable of dividends across different countries. Which countries typically have different dividend payment timetables?
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The frequency and payment timetable of dividends can vary across different countries. Understanding these differences, such as the ex-dividend date and dividend payment date, is essential for investors to plan their investment strategies effectively.
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The frequency and payment timetable of dividends can vary across different countries. Understanding these differences, such as the ex-dividend date and dividend payment date, is essential for investors to plan their investment strategies effectively.
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Question 20 of 30
20. Question
Ms. Taylor is reviewing the concept of dividend access plans (DAPs). What should she understand about DAPs and their implications?
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Dividend access plans (DAPs) offer shareholders flexibility in how they receive dividend payments. This may include options such as receiving dividends in cash, reinvesting dividends to purchase additional shares, or receiving discounted shares. Understanding the implications of participating in DAPs is crucial for shareholders in managing their investment income.
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Dividend access plans (DAPs) offer shareholders flexibility in how they receive dividend payments. This may include options such as receiving dividends in cash, reinvesting dividends to purchase additional shares, or receiving discounted shares. Understanding the implications of participating in DAPs is crucial for shareholders in managing their investment income.
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Question 21 of 30
21. Question
Mr. Patel, a shareholder in XYZ Corporation, receives a notification about an upcoming corporate action. The company intends to issue additional shares to existing shareholders without any cost. What type of corporate action is this?
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Bonus issue. A bonus issue is when a company issues additional shares to existing shareholders without any additional cost, typically funded from the company’s retained earnings. This increases the number of shares outstanding without altering the total equity of the company. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “know the difference between a bonus issue and a bonus issue with rights.”
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Bonus issue. A bonus issue is when a company issues additional shares to existing shareholders without any additional cost, typically funded from the company’s retained earnings. This increases the number of shares outstanding without altering the total equity of the company. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “know the difference between a bonus issue and a bonus issue with rights.”
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Question 22 of 30
22. Question
Ms. Lee is analyzing the reasons for initiating a C share bonus issue. What could be a potential reason for a company to initiate such an action?
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To avoid dilution of existing shares. A C share bonus issue is often initiated by companies to maintain the proportion of ownership among existing shareholders without diluting their holdings. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the reasons for initiating a C share bonus issue.”
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To avoid dilution of existing shares. A C share bonus issue is often initiated by companies to maintain the proportion of ownership among existing shareholders without diluting their holdings. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the reasons for initiating a C share bonus issue.”
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Question 23 of 30
23. Question
Mr. Johnson, a shareholder in ABC Corporation, notices that the company is planning to consolidate its shares. What does this mean for Mr. Johnson as a shareholder?
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The total number of outstanding shares will decrease. Share consolidation involves reducing the number of outstanding shares by merging a certain number of existing shares into a single share, resulting in a higher share price and potentially increasing the value per share. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the reasons why a company may subdivide or consolidate its shares.”
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The total number of outstanding shares will decrease. Share consolidation involves reducing the number of outstanding shares by merging a certain number of existing shares into a single share, resulting in a higher share price and potentially increasing the value per share. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the reasons why a company may subdivide or consolidate its shares.”
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Question 24 of 30
24. Question
Ms. Wang is considering the impact of a subdivision of shares on the share price. What effect does a subdivision typically have on the share price?
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A subdivision of shares involves dividing each existing share into multiple shares, increasing the number of shares outstanding. This often leads to a decrease in the share price per unit but an overall increase in the market capitalization of the company. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the impact of subdivisions and consolidations on the share price.”
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A subdivision of shares involves dividing each existing share into multiple shares, increasing the number of shares outstanding. This often leads to a decrease in the share price per unit but an overall increase in the market capitalization of the company. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the impact of subdivisions and consolidations on the share price.”
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Question 25 of 30
25. Question
Mr. Garcia is tasked with calculating the impact of a share consolidation on the share price. What effect does a share consolidation typically have on the share price?
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Share consolidation involves merging multiple existing shares into a single share, reducing the number of shares outstanding. This often leads to an increase in the share price per unit but a decrease in the overall market capitalization of the company. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “be able to calculate the impact of sub-divisions and consolidations on the share price.”
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Share consolidation involves merging multiple existing shares into a single share, reducing the number of shares outstanding. This often leads to an increase in the share price per unit but a decrease in the overall market capitalization of the company. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “be able to calculate the impact of sub-divisions and consolidations on the share price.”
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Question 26 of 30
26. Question
Ms. Kim is studying the concept of redenomination in the context of corporate actions. Why would a redenomination occur?
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To comply with regulatory requirements. Redenomination typically occurs to comply with changes in regulatory requirements or currency regulations. It involves changing the nominal value of a company’s shares, often to reflect changes in the economic environment or to comply with legal standards. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand why a redenomination will occur and how it is achieved.”
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To comply with regulatory requirements. Redenomination typically occurs to comply with changes in regulatory requirements or currency regulations. It involves changing the nominal value of a company’s shares, often to reflect changes in the economic environment or to comply with legal standards. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand why a redenomination will occur and how it is achieved.”
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Question 27 of 30
27. Question
Mr. Thompson is analyzing the reasons for initiating a demerger. What could be a potential reason for a company to initiate such an action?
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To streamline operations. A demerger is often initiated by companies to separate different business segments or divisions to improve operational efficiency or focus on core business activities. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the reasons for initiating a demerger.”
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To streamline operations. A demerger is often initiated by companies to separate different business segments or divisions to improve operational efficiency or focus on core business activities. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “understand the reasons for initiating a demerger.”
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Question 28 of 30
28. Question
Ms. Garcia is tasked with calculating the effect of a demerger on the book value of a company. What effect does a demerger typically have on the book value?
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Remain unchanged. A demerger typically does not affect the overall book value of a company as it involves separating existing business segments or divisions into independent entities without changing their underlying value. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “be able to calculate the effect on book value of a demerger.”
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Remain unchanged. A demerger typically does not affect the overall book value of a company as it involves separating existing business segments or divisions into independent entities without changing their underlying value. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “be able to calculate the effect on book value of a demerger.”
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Question 29 of 30
29. Question
Mr. Smith is reviewing the definition of a capital repayment in the context of corporate actions. What does a capital repayment entail?
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Distributing profits to shareholders. A capital repayment involves returning capital to shareholders, typically from accumulated profits or reserves, as a form of distribution of profits. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “know the definition of a capital repayment.”
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Distributing profits to shareholders. A capital repayment involves returning capital to shareholders, typically from accumulated profits or reserves, as a form of distribution of profits. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “know the definition of a capital repayment.”
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Question 30 of 30
30. Question
Mr. Johnson is considering the difference between a bonus issue and a bonus issue with rights. What distinguishes a bonus issue with rights from a regular bonus issue?
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Shareholders can purchase additional shares at a discounted price. A bonus issue with rights allows existing shareholders to purchase additional shares at a discounted price, whereas in a regular bonus issue, additional shares are issued to existing shareholders at no cost. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “know the difference between a bonus issue and a bonus issue with rights.”
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Shareholders can purchase additional shares at a discounted price. A bonus issue with rights allows existing shareholders to purchase additional shares at a discounted price, whereas in a regular bonus issue, additional shares are issued to existing shareholders at no cost. This can be found in the CISI Asset Servicing exam syllabus under the topic of “know the difference between a bonus issue and a bonus issue with rights.”