LIBF Level 2 TAF Unit 3

What is ‘dark green investing’?

Which body handles complaints when a consumer is unhappy with a financial product?

A customer wants to open a savings account. Which provider is most appropriate?

Which of these is an example of positive screening?

What is the purpose of the PRA?

Which of these is a likely result of increased government spending on infrastructure?

A challenge of digital banking for providers is:

Who decides whether an insurance risk should be covered and sets the premium?

Which body provides compensation if a bank fails?

What happens when interest rates rise?

Which financial job role typically works behind the scenes, with little or no customer contact?

What is typically included in a political party’s manifesto?

Which organisation regulates conduct in UK financial markets?

Which of the following is a major challenge for digital banks?

A global pandemic might lead to:

Which factor might not influence government financial policy?

What is ethical investing?

What is negative screening in ethical investment?

Which of the following is an advantage of Open Banking?

What is ‘fiscal policy’?

Which of the following is a function of retail banks?

Which of the following might be excluded from an ethical portfolio?

Who assesses the likelihood of claims and works with underwriters to set premiums?

If interest rates rise, what’s the likely impact on mortgage payments?

An investor concerned about animal testing might:

Credit unions are:

Which role investigates large claims like fires or floods to verify their validity?

Which organisation is responsible for setting the base interest rate in the UK?

What does the FSCS do?

What might prompt government financial intervention?

Which service is least likely to be provided by an insurance company?

Which of the following is a function of investment banks?

A change in government can create uncertainty because: