Banking · Capital Market Intermediaries & Guarantees
Under the revised regulatory directions for credit facilities provided to Capital Market Intermediaries (CMIs), specific protocols govern the issuance of guarantees for proprietary trading and general settlement requirements. Which one of the following combinations correctly reflects the minimum security coverage required for proprietary trading guarantees, the minimum cash or fixed deposit component mandated for such guarantees, and the minimum cash component required for general guarantees issued for security deposits or margin requirements?
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- 1100 per cent security coverage, 75 per cent cash or fixed deposits, and 50 per cent general cash component
- 2100 per cent security coverage, 50 per cent cash or fixed deposits, and 25 per cent general cash component✓
- 375 per cent security coverage, 50 per cent cash or fixed deposits, and 25 per cent general cash component
- 4100 per cent security coverage, 25 per cent cash or fixed deposits, and 50 per cent general cash component
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100 per cent security coverage, 50 per cent cash or fixed deposits, and 25 per cent general cash component
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