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CTP AFP Certified Treasury Professional Free Practice Exam Questions (2025 Updated)

Prepare effectively for your AFP CTP Certified Treasury Professional certification with our extensive collection of free, high-quality practice questions. Each question is designed to mirror the actual exam format and objectives, complete with comprehensive answers and detailed explanations. Our materials are regularly updated for 2025, ensuring you have the most current resources to build confidence and succeed on your first attempt.

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What is the correct sequence of the following disbursement float events, from first to last step?

1. Check clears back to drawee bank account.

2. Check is encoded and enters the clearing system.

3. Depositor receives ledger credit.

4. Lockbox bank receives check.

A.

3, 2, 1, 4

B.

4, 2, 1, 3

C.

4, 2, 3, 1

D.

4, 3, 2, 1

On a statement of cash flow, which of the following items are considered sources of cash?

I. Increase in short-term investments

II. Net income

III. Increase in accounts payable

IV. Decrease in long-term debt

A.

I and III only

B.

II and III only

C.

II and IV only

D.

I, III, and IV only

Which of the following is responsible for liquidating the assets of failed financial institutions?

A.

The Federal Reserve Board (FRB)

B.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

C.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)

D.

The Bank Insurance Fund (BIF)

Which of the following would be the most efficient method of reducing the number of cross-border payments between two units of a company?

A.

A pooling system

B.

A re-invoicing center

C.

A netting system

D.

A multicurrency account

Which of the following functions is LEAST likely to be part of a cash manager's responsibilities?

A.

Funds movement

B.

Bank compensation

C.

Forecasting

D.

Long-term financing

Which of the following can be considered key responsibilities of daily cash management?

I. Overseeing compensation for bank services

II. Management of short-term borrowing and investing

III. Projecting future cash shortages and surpluses

A.

I only

B.

I and II only

C.

II and III only

D.

I, II, and III

A major toy retailer operates 65 retail stores throughout the Midwest. Which of the following credit terms is MOST LIKELY to be offered to this company by its suppliers?

A.

Floor planning

B.

Seasonal dating

C.

Factoring

D.

Letter of credit

Which of the following factors is NOT used by a cash manager to estimate a target compensating balance?

A.

Per-item service costs

B.

Average volume

C.

Ledger balance

D.

Earnings credit rate

Which of the following statements is true about a forward foreign exchange contract?

A.

It is a right to buy or sell foreign currency at a specified price within a fixed time period.

B.

It does not require an underlying commercial transaction because the contract trades on its own.

C.

It specifies delivery of currencies at an exchange rate established today for a currency transaction that settles more than two days in the future.

D.

It is an exchange of currencies at the outset of a transaction at a fixed rate determined by the spot markets.

Buying a security with the intent of selling it prior to its maturity date to increase the return is an example of:

A.

active investment strategy.

B.

matching investment strategy.

C.

an interest rate future.

D.

a diversification program.

Which of the following is a negotiable time draft?

A.

Commercial paper

B.

Check

C.

Master note

D.

Banker's acceptance

All of the following are differences between Fedwire and ACH EXCEPT:

A.

ACH per item transaction costs are less.

B.

ACH transactions have delayed settlement.

C.

ACH transactions involve more consumer payments.

D.

ACH items have no credit risk.

A convenience store chain would typically use which of the following types of collection systems?

A.

Retail lockbox

B.

Network of wholesale lockboxes

C.

Pre-authorized payment program

D.

Field deposit system

A prearranged ACH payment normally includes which of the following?

I. A fixed payment amount

II. A provision for immediate availability

III. A predetermined payment date

A.

I and II

B.

I and III

C.

II and III

D.

I, II and III

The PRIMARY objective of the AFP Account Analysis Standard is to help cash managers in which of the following areas?

A.

Automating account analysis reporting

B.

Unbundling bank charges

C.

Comparing costs among banks

D.

Setting target balances

The ACH system eliminates float because the:

A.

transactions are value-dated.

B.

transactions are initiated electronically.

C.

receiving and originating institutions settle simultaneously.

D.

Fed charges back the cost of float.

Which of the following statements is true about lockbox network systems?

A.

Local operating units receive funds over the counter and prepare deposits.

B.

A company processes and prepares its own deposits.

C.

A bank or third party receives, processes, and deposits currency primarily.

D.

Consolidated remittance data are generated from multiple collection points.

On the basis of the data above,

what is the forecast for Thursday's cash receipts, under the exponential smoothing method?

A.

$110

B.

$120

C.

$122

D.

$130

A banker's acceptance can be described as all of the following EXCEPT:

A.

a sight draft.

B.

a discount instrument.

C.

a liability of the accepting bank.

D.

an easily marketable instrument.

Compared to debt, which of the following statements is true about a company issuing equity?

A.

Its shareholders assume less risk than its creditors.

B.

The payment of interest on debt is not tax deductible.

C.

The payment of dividends on common stock is a legal obligation.

D.

It is more expensive.

All of the following statements are true about adjustable-rate preferred stocks EXCEPT:

A.

they offer tax advantages to corporate investors.

B.

they have a guaranteed return of principal at maturity.

C.

their dividends are paid before common stock dividends.

D.

their dividend rate is reset periodically.

Which of the following clears international checks?

A.

Correspondent banks

B.

Fedwire

C.

SWIFT

D.

Check truncation

The term "collection float" is defined as the delay between the time the payor:

A.

prepares the check and the payee deposits the check.

B.

mails the check and the payee deposits the check.

C.

mails the check and the check is charged to the payor's account.

D.

mails the check and the payee receives the available funds.

All of the following statements are true about loan participations EXCEPT:

A.

more than one lender commits to them.

B.

loan advances and payments are divided among the participants.

C.

loan servicing is provided by the lead institution.

D.

they are traded in the secondary market.

A lockbox system is characterized by which of the following?

A.

Limited or no deposit information reporting

B.

A large number of cash deposits

C.

Processing of documentary collections

D.

Relatively few collection points

The credit management function is responsible for:

A.

establishing the bank network.

B.

forecasting cash flow.

C.

approving customers.

D.

concentrating lockbox receipts.

Systemic risk can be caused by which of the following?

A.

Bankruptcy of an industrial company

B.

Bankruptcy of an individual

C.

Failure of a community bank

D.

Failure of a money center bank

Which of the following can be used for monitoring accounts receivables?

I. Aging schedule

II. Credit terms

III. Days' sales outstanding

IV. Receivables balance pattern

A.

I and II only

B.

I and IV only

C.

I, III, and IV only

D.

II, III, and IV only

A U.S. company that is expecting to receive a payment of C$1,000,000 purchased a put option of C$1,000,000 at a strike price of 1.75 C$/US$. Two days before the receipt of the payment, the spot rate is 1.85 C$/US$. To maximize its receipt of dollars, the company should do which of the following?

A.

Let the put option expire.

B.

Exercise its put option.

C.

Purchase a call option at 1.85.

D.

Purchase a spot contract at 1.85.

The time from the deposit of a check in a bank account until the funds can be used by the payee is known as:

A.

collection float.

B.

mail float.

C.

processing float.

D.

availability float.

A PRIMARY objective of the cash concentration function is to:

A.

move funds to where they can be used most productively.

B.

eliminate service charges at outlying field banks.

C.

minimize the number of disbursement banks required.

D.

improve the predictability of cash outflow.

Which of the following statements is true about threshold concentration?

A.

Wire transfers are initiated on the basis of deposit information.

B.

Daily transfers are often needed to maintain balances at the desired level.

C.

Balances are set and funds above that level are transferred to the concentration bank.

D.

Balances are transferred to the concentration bank after reaching a predetermined level.

A company sells products to customers on credit, generating accounts receivable. The company uses the accrual accounting method. Once the company collects good funds from its customers, what is the impact on the financial statements of the company?

A.

Cash balance is not affected, and income is increased.

B.

Cash balance is increased, and income is decreased.

C.

Cash balance is increased, and income is not affected.

D.

Cash balance is increased, and income is increased.

ABC Company is a national retail company and uses XYZ Bank for its collections and payroll services. XYZ has recently experienced financial problems; what is the greatest risk to ABC Company?

A.

Damage to their working relationship

B.

Deterioration of service quality

C.

Increase in service fees

D.

Loss of assets

A company’s capital structure includes $800,000,000 in total capital, of which $200,000,000 comes from debt. The firm’s after-tax cost of debt is 6%, and its cost of equity is 12%. The marginal tax rate is currently 40%. What is the company’s weighted average cost of capital?

A.

9.9%

B.

10.3%

C.

10.5%

D.

10.8%

A Chicago meat processor is concerned about the volatility of pork belly prices. Which of the following derivative products would be used to fix these prices within a given range?

A.

Collar

B.

Swap

C.

Cap

D.

Spot purchase

An instrument that gives the right to buy a stated number of shares of common stock at a specified price is known as:

A.

an equity warrant

B.

a put option

C.

a zero coupon bond

D.

a subordinated debenture

A cash manager has determined that the break-even amount for justifying a wire transfer over an ACH for concentration of funds is $145,000. Using a wire instead of an ACH gives the company use of the funds two days earlier to make overnight investments. Based on a wire transfer cost of $10.00 and an ACH transaction cost of $0.70, what is the company’s overnight investment interest rate on a 365-day year basis?

A.

0.95%

B.

1.17%

C.

2.34%

D.

2.57%

The MOST common way that companies structure their treasury operations is as a:

A.

cost center.

B.

profit center.

C.

shared service center.

D.

in-house bank.

An analyst for a landscaping company wants to adjust her cash-flow forecast to account for the seasonality of outflows. How can this be accomplished?

A.

Simple moving average

B.

Regression analysis

C.

Accounts receivable balance pattern

D.

Contingency forecasting

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