Free AAFM GLO_CWM_LVL_1 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 8

Mr. Aakash Jain has invested Rs. 85,000/- @ 6% p.a. in a bank deposit on 15th May 2007. After 10 years of investment rate of interest changes to 8 % p.a. computed half yearly. Further after 5 years rate of interest again changes to 7% p.a. compounded quarterly. After further 3 years rate of interest again changes to Rs. 7% pa compounded monthly. What will Mr. Jain get after 23 years (14th May 2030) assuming the date of commencement is now?

Shweta joins a private limited company covered under the PF Act. The employer contributes for all employees up to the specified salary limit. Her monthly salary consists of Rs. 10000 as basic, Rs. 5000 as DA and 10% of the basic as HRA. What would be the deduction from her monthly salary towards the statutory PF benefits?

Rate of 15% pea compounded annually will be equal to ---------------- % per month.

From the following information of assets assets and liabilities, the taxable wealth for:

Case: Read the data given below & answer the following questions:

Market sensitive index will be:

Shri Ganjarwala Charitable Trust (Regd.) submits the particulars of its income/outgoing for the previous year 2009-2010 as below:

The trust spends Rs 2,77,500 during the previous year 2009-2010 for charitable purposes. In respect of Rs 5,20,000, it has exercised its option to spend it within the permissible time-limit in the year of receipt or in the year, immediately following the year of receipt.

The trust spends Rs 2,00,000 during the previous year 2009-2010 and Rs 1,00,000 during the previous year 2010-2011.

Compute the tax payable on the income of the trust.

Ashish owns three stocks & has estimated the following joint probability distribution of returns:

Calculate the portfolio’s expected return & standard deviation if Ashish invests 20% in stock X, 50% in stock Y & 30% in stock Z. Assume that each security is completely uncorrelated with the return of other securities.

Suresh is an employee of a private company in Mumbai. He draws an amount of Rs 36,000pm as basic salary. He also receives Rs 8000 as HRA. He has taken a house on rent from 1st October and pays Rs 10,000pm as rent for his house accomodation. What would be the taxable HRA?

The Portfolio consists of two securities, X and Y in the ratio of 70:30. Given that

and covariance between them is 16%, what is the portfolio risk?

Is the Z Ltd. efficiently priced according to the CAPM by taking the above information?

Mentioned below is the information regarding three mutual funds - Reliance, TATA, SBI and the Market Index.

The Risk free return rate is 5%. Calculate the Jensen Measure of RELIANCE, TATA, & SBI Fund.

Mr. John purchased a house in Mumbai in March 2010 for Rs.12,50,000. In April,2011 he entered into an agreement to sell the property to Mr. Akram for a consideration of Rs.19,75,000 and received earnest money of Rs. 50,000. As per the terms of the agreement, the balance payment was to be made within 30 days of the agreement. If the intending purchaser does not make the payment within 30 days, the earnest money would be forfeited. As Mr. Akram could not make the payment within the stipulated time the amount of Rs.50000 was forfeited by John. Subsequently John sold the house in June, 2011 for Rs.2130000. He paid 2% brokerage on sale of the house. Calculate the capital gains chargeable to tax for the assessment year 2012-13. [CII-12-13: 852,11-12: 785,10-11:711]

"During the PY 2009-10 a Poonawala Charitable Trust earned an income of Rs. 7 lakh out of which Rs.5 lakh was received during the PY 2009-10 and the balance Rs. 2 lakh was received during the PY 2011-2012.In order to claim full exemption of Rs. 7 lakh in the PY 2009-10:

You own 3 scripts with their market value at

Calculate the CAGR of portfolio.

You own 3 scripts with their market value at Start of year end of year (3rd) total growth.

Calculate the CAGR of portfolio.

Samantha celebrated her 21st birthday today, her father gave her Rs. 6,25,000/- which is deposited in a account that pays a ROI of 12.25% p.a. compounded monthly. If she wants to withdraw Rs. 7,50,000 on her 31st. Birthday and balance on her 41stBirthday. How much can she withdraw on her 41st. birthday.?

Mr. Patel expects the stock of A to sell for Rs. 70/- a year from now and to pay Rs. 4/- dividend. If the stock’s correlation with the Market is –0.3, and the standard deviation of A is 40% and standard deviation of the Market is 20% and the risk free rate of return is 5% and the market risk premium is 5% , what would be the price of stock A be now ?

Mr. Shyam has a portfolio consisting of two stocks A & B. Stock A has a standard deviation of 5 % while stock B has a standard deviation of 15%. Stock A comprises 40% of the portfolio and Stock B consists of 60%. If the correlation of returns of A& B is .5, the variance of return on the portfolio is _________.

Ankur Kalra is 33 years old finance professional. The house hold expenditure of Mr. Kalra is 20,000/- p.m. to maintain his current living standard. He assumes that his living standard will increase 1.5% annually until his retirement at 60. His life expectancy is 70 years. At retirement he needs 75% of his last year’s expenses. Inflation rate for the next 45 years is expected to be 4% p.a.

Calculate how much would Mr. Kalra require in the first year after his retirement, and how much he has to save at end of every year to accumulate this corpus, if the return on investment is 7% p.a.?

The information about 3 stocks is provided below:

Assuming that the required rate of return on investment is 14%, what maximum price an investor should be willing to pay and Which Stock should he buy?