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The managing

directors of Non-Barbalas Beer Ltd, a manufacturer and distributor of alcoholic

beverages located in Rosslyn, stated that the company’s 

individual locations manage their own bank accounts,

foreign exchange transactions, customer credit, payables, borrowing, and

investment.

 

In addition, central staff net

payments between subsidiaries and hedge major foreign exchange and interest

rate risks.

Based on

Non-Barbalas Beer Ltd information above, the business portrays or exemplifies a

good example of …

  1. complete decentralisation.
  2. incomplete decentration.
  3. complete centralisation.
  4. incomplete centralisation.

1.    a

and b

2.    b

and c

3.    c

and d

4.    b

and d

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FOR QUESTIONS

7, REFER TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

 You have been presented with the following

information about 

 Reserve Bank Debenture (RBD) that has been

issued by the South African Reserve Bank 

(SARB)

to ABSA Bank:

Amount

invested/nominal value    =       R10

million

Issue

date              

                   

 =       23 October 2024

Maturity date

         

                    

 =       21 November 2024

Days                      

                   

 =       30 days

Interest                  

                   

 =       8.6 p.a.

(Note: Use 365

days.)

 

QUESTION 7

The South

African Reserve Bank must therefore pay ABSA Bank at the end of the period an

amount of … plus interest of … .

  1. R10 million: R70 680
  2. R10 million: R78. 897
  3. R10 million: R81 876
  4. R10 million:R85 785

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FOR QUESTIONS 3 AND 4,

REFER TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

 

You have been

presented with the following information about Treasury Bills (TBs) that are

trading in the secondary market:

Bid/offer = 8.71/8.40%

Face value = R100 000

Days to maturity = 35

(Note: Use 365 days.)

 QUESTION

3                              

                                       

                    

)

Which of the following statements are correct?

a.    The price maker is prepared to buy TBs at 8.40%. 

b.    The price maker is prepared to buy TBs at 8.71%.

c.     The above offer would translate into a price of R99 164.80.

d.    The above bid would translate into a price of R99 164.80. 

 

1.    a

and b

2.    b and c

3.    c and d

4.   b and d

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QUESTION 2

The most popular method of

handling a cash surplus is using capital market financial instruments.

A.    True

 

B.   False

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QUESTION 1

The most popular method of handling a cash surplus is through the use of

capital market financial instruments.

A.    True

 

B.    False 

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