The SIDC Module 16 Examination comprises of 60 questions, time given is 90 minutes and the passing mark is 70%.
RM49.90
60 Questions + Answers
3 Apr 2025
a) The Exchange may adjust trade prices or cancel trades where it believes such action is necessary in the interest of an orderly and fair market.
b) The Exchange may review a trade executed on its own volition or upon the request of a Trading Participant.
c) If the price of the trade under review is determined to be within the Non-Reviewable Range, the trade will be cancelled.
d) If the price of the trade under review is determined to be outside the Non-Reviewable Range, the price of the trade may either be adjusted or cancelled as the Exchange sees fit.
The SIDC Module 16 Examination comprises of 60 questions, time given is 90 minutes and the passing mark is 70%.
60 Questions + Answers
3 Apr 2025
a) RM 0
b) RM 50
c) RM 200
d) RM 250
60 Questions + Answers
3 Apr 2025
a) It allows businesses to hedge against the risk of increases in costs of raw materials.
b) It does not increase a financial institution’s lending capabilities.
c) It allows financial institutions to hedge against credit risk.
d) Some derivative instruments are traded over an exchange.
100 Questions + Answers
3 Apr 2025
a) Where the customer's order is a careful discretion order, trades allocated to the house error account must not be worse off to that allocated to customer's account.
b) A Representative can execute an order that will have an impact on the market for, or price of, a security or Futures Contract.
c) A Representative is not allowed to purchase substantial volume in a thinly traded counter, which accounts for a large proportion of the market volume, to establish a predetermined price.
d) A Representative should be alert to orders placed near the close on the last trading day of the month, quarter or year.
60 Questions + Answers
3 Apr 2025
a) Tick size
b) Margin call procedures
c) Mark-to-market procedures
d) Termination procedures
100 Questions + Answers
3 Apr 2025
a) A Trading Participant may request from its Clients for margins above the minimum required by the Clearing House.
b) Each Client’s Open Positions must be marked to market daily and additional call for margins must be made if necessary.
c) Where margins are required, the Trading Participant must obtain a minimum initial margin and maintain the amount of minimum margins on all Open Positions.
d) A Trading Participant may Close Out any Open Position of a Client where the Client fails to comply with a demand for margin within 1 hour from the time of demand.