Insurance and Finance - General Knowledge Questions

A)
Children’s Plan
B)
Term Insurance Plan
C)
Pension Plan
D)
Basic Life Insurance Plan

Correct Answer :   Term Insurance Plan

LIC”s Anmol Jeevan II Plan is a pure term plan with no bonus facility. Thus, if the Life Insured dies within the policy tenure, the death benefit is payable to the nominee and nothing is payable on the maturity of the policy.

A)
SEBI
B)
IRDA
C)
PFRDA
D)
PFRDA

Correct Answer :   SEBI

Reserve Bank of India, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority, Forward Market Commission India, Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority are the regulatory bodies in India.

A)
Asset Liability Maximisation
B)
Asset Liability Management
C)
Asset Liability Manipulation
D)
Asset Liability Maintenance

Correct Answer :   Asset Liability Management

A)
Population control
B)
Issue of currency
C)
Export and import
D)
Public revenue and expenditure

Correct Answer :   Public revenue and expenditure

Fiscal Policy is concerned with public revenue and public expenditure and debt. Fiscal policy helps to ensure economic stability and economic growth. During inflation, revenue is decreased.

A)
NRIs
B)
Promoters
C)
Employees
D)
Existing Shareholders

Correct Answer :   Employees

A)
Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs
B)
Cabinet Committee on External Affairs
C)
Cabinet Council on Economic Affairs
D)
Cabinet Council on External Affairs

Correct Answer :   Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs

A)
Fiscal Stability and Development Council
B)
Financial Security and Development Council
C)
Financial Security and Development Council
D)
Financial Stability and Development Council

Correct Answer :   Financial Stability and Development Council

A)
Public Life Insurance
B)
Postal Life Insurance
C)
Post Life Insurance
D)
Portal Life Insurance

Correct Answer :   Postal Life Insurance

Postal Life Insurance : PLI offers the following six types of policies : Whole Life Assurance (Suraksha)

A)
International Financial Reporting Standards
B)
International Financial Reporting Systems
C)
Indian Financial Reporting Systems
D)
Indian Financial Reporting Standards

Correct Answer :   International Financial Reporting Standards

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) were established to bring consistency to accounting standards and practices, regardless of the company or the country. They are issued by the Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and address record keeping, account reporting, and other aspects of financial reporting.