Insurance and Risk Mgmt MCQs 2026

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  1. Q1Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 26: USD/PKR spot Rs 306 and 90-day forward Rs 312. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 306 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 312 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 26: spot vs forward.

  2. Q2medium

    FX scenario 27: USD/PKR spot Rs 308 and 90-day forward Rs 315. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 315 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 308 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 27: spot vs forward.

  3. Q3medium

    FX scenario 28: USD/PKR spot Rs 310 and 90-day forward Rs 318. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 318 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 310 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 28: spot vs forward.

  4. Q4Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 29: USD/PKR spot Rs 313 and 90-day forward Rs 321. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 313 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 321 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 29: spot vs forward.

  5. Q5medium

    FX scenario 30: USD/PKR spot Rs 315 and 90-day forward Rs 325. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 315 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 325 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 30: spot vs forward.

  6. Q6medium

    FX scenario 47: USD/PKR spot Rs 336 and 90-day forward Rs 347. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 347 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 336 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 47: spot vs forward.

  7. Q7Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 46: USD/PKR spot Rs 334 and 90-day forward Rs 344. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 334 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 344 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 46: spot vs forward.

  8. Q8medium

    FX scenario 45: USD/PKR spot Rs 332 and 90-day forward Rs 340. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 340 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 332 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 45: spot vs forward.

  9. Q9medium

    FX scenario 44: USD/PKR spot Rs 330 and 90-day forward Rs 337. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 330 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 337 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 44: spot vs forward.

  10. Q10Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 43: USD/PKR spot Rs 327 and 90-day forward Rs 334. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 327 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 334 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 43: spot vs forward.

  11. Q11medium

    FX scenario 42: USD/PKR spot Rs 325 and 90-day forward Rs 336. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 336 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 325 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 42: spot vs forward.

  12. Q12medium

    FX scenario 41: USD/PKR spot Rs 323 and 90-day forward Rs 333. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 323 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 333 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 41: spot vs forward.

  13. Q13Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 40: USD/PKR spot Rs 329 and 90-day forward Rs 338. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 329 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 338 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 40: spot vs forward.

  14. Q14medium

    FX scenario 39: USD/PKR spot Rs 327 and 90-day forward Rs 334. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 327 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 334 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 39: spot vs forward.

  15. Q15medium

    FX scenario 38: USD/PKR spot Rs 324 and 90-day forward Rs 331. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 324 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 331 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 38: spot vs forward.

  16. Q16Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 37: USD/PKR spot Rs 322 and 90-day forward Rs 328. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 328 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 322 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 37: spot vs forward.

  17. Q17medium

    FX scenario 36: USD/PKR spot Rs 320 and 90-day forward Rs 331. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 320 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 331 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 36: spot vs forward.

  18. Q18medium

    FX scenario 35: USD/PKR spot Rs 318 and 90-day forward Rs 327. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 327 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 318 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 35: spot vs forward.

  19. Q19Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 34: USD/PKR spot Rs 316 and 90-day forward Rs 324. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 324 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 316 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 34: spot vs forward.

  20. Q20medium

    FX scenario 33: USD/PKR spot Rs 313 and 90-day forward Rs 321. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 313 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 321 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 33: spot vs forward.

  21. Q21medium

    FX scenario 32: USD/PKR spot Rs 319 and 90-day forward Rs 325. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 319 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 325 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 32: spot vs forward.

  22. Q22Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 31: USD/PKR spot Rs 317 and 90-day forward Rs 322. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 317 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 322 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 31: spot vs forward.

  23. Q23Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 49: USD/PKR spot Rs 333 and 90-day forward Rs 339. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 333 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 339 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 49: spot vs forward.

  24. Q24medium

    FX scenario 50: USD/PKR spot Rs 335 and 90-day forward Rs 343. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 343 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 335 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 50: spot vs forward.

  25. Q25Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 51: USD/PKR spot Rs 337 and 90-day forward Rs 346. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 337 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 346 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 51: spot vs forward.

  26. Q26Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy

    Spot exchange rate is

    1. Arate for delivery in one year only
    2. Binflation differential only
    3. Cinterest tax rate
    4. Dcurrent rate for immediate currency delivery
    💡 Explanation:

    Spot is for prompt settlement.

  27. Q27easy

    Forward exchange rate is

    1. Aalways equal to spot with no premium
    2. Bgovernment tax rate
    3. Cagreed rate for future currency exchange
    4. Dstock dividend rate
    💡 Explanation:

    Forwards hedge FX exposure.

  28. Q28medium

    FX scenario 48: USD/PKR spot Rs 338 and 90-day forward Rs 350. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 338 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 350 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 48: spot vs forward.

  29. Q29Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    Purchasing Power Parity suggests exchange rates adjust to

    1. Astock market indices only
    2. Bcorporate dividend policies only
    3. Crelative price levels between countries
    4. Dwarehouse rent only
    💡 Explanation:

    PPP links currencies to price levels.

  30. Q30hard

    Interest Rate Parity relates

    1. Ainventory costs to FX
    2. Bforward premium/discount to interest rate differential
    3. Cbeta to exchange rate
    4. Daudit fees to forwards
    💡 Explanation:

    Covered IRP links FX and money markets.

  31. Q31Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    Transaction exposure in international finance is

    1. Atranslation of financial statements only
    2. Bpolitical nationalization risk only
    3. Cemployee turnover risk
    4. Drisk from settling transactions in foreign currency
    💡 Explanation:

    Receivables/payables in FX create exposure.

  32. Q32medium

    Translation exposure arises from

    1. Aconverting foreign subsidiary financial statements
    2. Bexport sales contracts only
    3. Cimport tariffs only
    4. Ddomestic payroll only
    💡 Explanation:

    Consolidation uses exchange rates.

  33. Q33Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTShard

    Economic exposure reflects

    1. Aonly daily spot fluctuations ignored
    2. Blong-term impact of exchange rate changes on firm value
    3. Conly accounting gains
    4. Donly petty cash balances
    💡 Explanation:

    Strategic competitive effects matter.

  34. Q34medium

    Pakistani rupee depreciation against US dollar makes

    1. Aexports relatively cheaper in dollar terms
    2. Bimports cheaper in rupee terms always
    3. Cforeign debt denominated in dollars smaller in rupees
    4. Dremittances worthless
    💡 Explanation:

    Depreciation affects trade competitiveness.

  35. Q35Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    Hedging foreign exchange risk with forward contract

    1. Aeliminates all business risk
    2. Blocks in future exchange rate reducing uncertainty
    3. Cguarantees profit on exports
    4. Dremoves need for pricing
    💡 Explanation:

    Hedge transfers FX risk to counterparty.

  36. Q36medium

    FX scenario 1: USD/PKR spot Rs 275 and 90-day forward Rs 277. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 275 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 277 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 1: spot vs forward.

  37. Q37medium

    FX scenario 2: USD/PKR spot Rs 277 and 90-day forward Rs 280. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 280 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 277 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 2: spot vs forward.

  38. Q38Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 3: USD/PKR spot Rs 279 and 90-day forward Rs 284. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 279 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 284 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 3: spot vs forward.

  39. Q39medium

    FX scenario 4: USD/PKR spot Rs 282 and 90-day forward Rs 287. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 282 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 287 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 4: spot vs forward.

  40. Q40medium

    FX scenario 5: USD/PKR spot Rs 284 and 90-day forward Rs 290. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 284 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 290 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 5: spot vs forward.

  41. Q41Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 6: USD/PKR spot Rs 286 and 90-day forward Rs 294. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 286 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 294 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 6: spot vs forward.

  42. Q42medium

    FX scenario 7: USD/PKR spot Rs 288 and 90-day forward Rs 291. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 288 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 291 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 7: spot vs forward.

  43. Q43medium

    FX scenario 8: USD/PKR spot Rs 290 and 90-day forward Rs 294. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 290 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 294 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 8: spot vs forward.

  44. Q44Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 9: USD/PKR spot Rs 285 and 90-day forward Rs 289. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 285 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 289 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 9: spot vs forward.

  45. Q45medium

    FX scenario 10: USD/PKR spot Rs 287 and 90-day forward Rs 293. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 293 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 287 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 10: spot vs forward.

  46. Q46Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 11: USD/PKR spot Rs 289 and 90-day forward Rs 296. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 289 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 296 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 11: spot vs forward.

  47. Q47medium

    FX scenario 12: USD/PKR spot Rs 291 and 90-day forward Rs 299. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 291 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 299 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 12: spot vs forward.

  48. Q48medium

    FX scenario 13: USD/PKR spot Rs 293 and 90-day forward Rs 297. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 293 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 297 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 13: spot vs forward.

  49. Q49Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 14: USD/PKR spot Rs 296 and 90-day forward Rs 300. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 300 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 296 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 14: spot vs forward.

  50. Q50medium

    FX scenario 15: USD/PKR spot Rs 298 and 90-day forward Rs 303. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 298 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 303 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 15: spot vs forward.

  51. Q51medium

    FX scenario 16: USD/PKR spot Rs 300 and 90-day forward Rs 307. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 300 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 307 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 16: spot vs forward.

  52. Q52Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 17: USD/PKR spot Rs 294 and 90-day forward Rs 302. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 294 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 302 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 17: spot vs forward.

  53. Q53medium

    FX scenario 18: USD/PKR spot Rs 296 and 90-day forward Rs 305. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 296 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 305 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 18: spot vs forward.

  54. Q54medium

    FX scenario 19: USD/PKR spot Rs 299 and 90-day forward Rs 302. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 299 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 302 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 19: spot vs forward.

  55. Q55Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 20: USD/PKR spot Rs 301 and 90-day forward Rs 306. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 301 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 306 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 20: spot vs forward.

  56. Q56medium

    FX scenario 21: USD/PKR spot Rs 303 and 90-day forward Rs 309. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 303 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 309 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 21: spot vs forward.

  57. Q57medium

    FX scenario 22: USD/PKR spot Rs 305 and 90-day forward Rs 312. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 305 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 312 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 22: spot vs forward.

  58. Q58Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    FX scenario 23: USD/PKR spot Rs 307 and 90-day forward Rs 316. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 307 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    4. Dforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 316 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 23: spot vs forward.

  59. Q59medium

    FX scenario 24: USD/PKR spot Rs 310 and 90-day forward Rs 319. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 319 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    2. Bspot rate Rs 310 is guaranteed for all future years
    3. Chedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 24: spot vs forward.

  60. Q60medium

    FX scenario 25: USD/PKR spot Rs 304 and 90-day forward Rs 308. A Pakistani importer hedging payables should understand

    1. Aspot rate Rs 304 is guaranteed for all future years
    2. Bhedging eliminates all business and credit risk
    3. Cforward contract locks dollar purchase at Rs 308 reducing exchange rate uncertainty
    4. Dforward always equals spot with zero premium or discount
    💡 Explanation:

    Scenario 25: spot vs forward.

  61. Q61easy

    Insurance line 27: group life coverage in Pakistan addresses

    1. Adeath or maturity benefits to employee families
    2. Bguaranteed stock market capital gains
    3. Ccorporate tax evasion schemes
    4. Dunlimited speculative trading profits
    💡 Explanation:

    Line 27: group life.

  62. Q62medium

    Risk retention means

    1. Aalways transfers all risk to insurer
    2. Beliminates possibility of loss
    3. Creplaces need for internal controls
    4. Dorganization accepts loss and funds it internally
    💡 Explanation:

    Retention via self-insurance or reserves.

  63. Q63Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy

    Deductible in insurance policy

    1. Atotal claim paid by insurer from first rupee always
    2. Billegal under all policies
    3. Camount borne by insured before insurer pays claim
    4. Dsame as sum insured
    💡 Explanation:

    Deductible reduces small claims.

  64. Q64Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy

    Principle of indemnity in insurance means

    1. Ainsured receives triple damages always
    2. Binsurer pays unlimited arbitrary sums
    3. Cinsured restored to financial position before loss not profiting
    4. Dpremium is optional after claim
    💡 Explanation:

    Insurance compensates actual loss.

  65. Q65medium

    Utmost good faith (uberrimae fidei) requires

    1. Ahiding pre-existing conditions
    2. Bfull disclosure of material facts by both parties
    3. Cmisrepresenting risk deliberately
    4. Davoiding all documentation
    💡 Explanation:

    Insurance contracts are utmost good faith.

  66. Q66Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    Insurable interest exists when

    1. Aperson bets on stranger life only
    2. Bno economic stake in subject matter
    3. Cpolicyholder suffers financial loss if insured event occurs
    4. Donly speculative gain sought
    💡 Explanation:

    Must have legitimate stake in subject.

  67. Q67medium

    Life insurance in Pakistan is regulated by

    1. ASBP as primary insurer
    2. BPSX listing rules only
    3. CSECP insurance division framework
    4. Dprovincial motor vehicle authority
    💡 Explanation:

    SECP oversees insurance sector.

  68. Q68Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTShard

    Reinsurance is

    1. Apolicy sold to individuals only
    2. Btax on insurance premiums
    3. Cgovernment pension scheme
    4. Dinsurance purchased by insurers to spread large risks
    💡 Explanation:

    Reinsurers absorb catastrophic exposure.

  69. Q69medium

    Pure risk involves

    1. Astock price appreciation only
    2. Bonly loss or no-loss outcomes not speculative gain
    3. Ccurrency trading profit only
    4. Dcommodity speculation only
    💡 Explanation:

    Insurable risks are typically pure risks.

  70. Q70easy

    Insurance line 32: microinsurance health coverage in Pakistan addresses

    1. Aguaranteed stock market capital gains
    2. Bmedical treatment and hospitalization expenses
    3. Ccorporate tax evasion schemes
    4. Dunlimited speculative trading profits
    💡 Explanation:

    Line 32: microinsurance health.

  71. Q71easy

    Insurance line 27: group life coverage in Pakistan addresses

    1. Adeath or maturity benefits to employee families
    2. Bguaranteed stock market capital gains
    3. Ccorporate tax evasion schemes
    4. Dunlimited speculative trading profits
    💡 Explanation:

    Line 27: group life.

  72. Q72easy

    Insurance line 32: microinsurance health coverage in Pakistan addresses

    1. Aguaranteed stock market capital gains
    2. Bmedical treatment and hospitalization expenses
    3. Ccorporate tax evasion schemes
    4. Dunlimited speculative trading profits
    💡 Explanation:

    Line 32: microinsurance health.

  73. Q73Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy

    Principle of indemnity in insurance means

    1. Ainsured receives triple damages always
    2. Binsurer pays unlimited arbitrary sums
    3. Cinsured restored to financial position before loss not profiting
    4. Dpremium is optional after claim
    💡 Explanation:

    Insurance compensates actual loss.

  74. Q74medium

    Utmost good faith (uberrimae fidei) requires

    1. Ahiding pre-existing conditions
    2. Bfull disclosure of material facts by both parties
    3. Cmisrepresenting risk deliberately
    4. Davoiding all documentation
    💡 Explanation:

    Insurance contracts are utmost good faith.

  75. Q75Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSmedium

    Insurable interest exists when

    1. Aperson bets on stranger life only
    2. Bno economic stake in subject matter
    3. Cpolicyholder suffers financial loss if insured event occurs
    4. Donly speculative gain sought
    💡 Explanation:

    Must have legitimate stake in subject.

  76. Q76medium

    Life insurance in Pakistan is regulated by

    1. ASBP as primary insurer
    2. BPSX listing rules only
    3. CSECP insurance division framework
    4. Dprovincial motor vehicle authority
    💡 Explanation:

    SECP oversees insurance sector.

  77. Q77Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTShard

    Reinsurance is

    1. Apolicy sold to individuals only
    2. Btax on insurance premiums
    3. Cgovernment pension scheme
    4. Dinsurance purchased by insurers to spread large risks
    💡 Explanation:

    Reinsurers absorb catastrophic exposure.

  78. Q78medium

    Pure risk involves

    1. Astock price appreciation only
    2. Bonly loss or no-loss outcomes not speculative gain
    3. Ccurrency trading profit only
    4. Dcommodity speculation only
    💡 Explanation:

    Insurable risks are typically pure risks.

  79. Q79Past Paper · PPSC/FPSC/NTSeasy

    Deductible in insurance policy

    1. Atotal claim paid by insurer from first rupee always
    2. Billegal under all policies
    3. Camount borne by insured before insurer pays claim
    4. Dsame as sum insured
    💡 Explanation:

    Deductible reduces small claims.

  80. Q80medium

    Risk retention means

    1. Aalways transfers all risk to insurer
    2. Beliminates possibility of loss
    3. Creplaces need for internal controls
    4. Dorganization accepts loss and funds it internally
    💡 Explanation:

    Retention via self-insurance or reserves.