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Exam Code: 3I0-013                Update: Dec 5, 2025
Exam Name: ACI Operations Certificate challenging

ACI ACI Operations Certificate challenging 3I0-013 Exam Dumps: Updated Questions & Answers (December 2025)

Question # 1

Calculation basis for EUR money market transaction is:

A.

30/360

B.

ACT/365

C.

ACT/ACT

D.

ACT/360

Question # 2

CLS stands for which of the following:

A.

Continuous Linked Settlement

B.

Cash Linked Settlement

C.

Credit Linked Securities

D.

Counterparty Limit System

Question # 3

AFRA is:

A.

An instrument for managing interest rate risk

B.

An instrument for managing credit rate risk

C.

An instrument that never impacts P/L

D.

The forward leg of an FX swap

Question # 4

Your money market dealer has lent NZD 5,000,000.00 at 3,00% for 6 months (183 days). How much must the counterparty pay back to you in capital plus accrued interest at maturity?

A.

NZD 5,000,000.00

B.

NZD 5,076,205.48

C.

NZD 5,076,250.00

D.

NZD 5,075,000.00

Question # 5

Claims should be communicated in writing via e-mail or preferablely by authenticated SWIFT. What information should be provided in the claim?

A.

The details of the transaction involved, the number of days the payment was delayed and the resulting cost

B.

The details of the transaction involved, the number of days the payment was delayed and the cost, together with Central Bank rate to be applied

C.

The details of the transaction involved, the number of days the payment was delayed and the cost, together with reference rates to be applied

D.

The details of the transaction involved, the number of days the payment was delayed and the cost, together with the calculation methodology being claimed

Question # 6

The price of a zero coupon, maturing in 2 years, is

A.

Always close to 100%

B.

Above 100%

C.

Below 100%

D.

Always precisely 100%

Question # 7

A dealer makes the following deals in EUR/USD:

Sells EUR 1,500,000.00 at 1.3560

Buys EUR 3,250,000.00 at 1.3542

Sells USD 2,709,600.00 at 1.3548

Buys USD 1,762,410.00 at 1.3557

What is the dealer's position as a result of these trades?

A.

Short EUR 2,450,000.00 at 1.3528

B.

Long EUR 2,450,000.00 at 1.3528

C.

Long EUR 2,000,000.00 at 1.3532

D.

Long EUR 2,450,000.00 at 1.3525

Question # 8

If your trader has dealt a 6-month USD/JPY FX-swap, selling and buying USD 10,000,000.00, will you:

A.

Expect a credit statement on your JPY nostro account on the near date

B.

Be required to obtain and execute the ICMA Master Agreement to document the transaction

C.

Need to instruct your USD nostro bank to pay out USD on the far date

D.

Anticipate no movement of principal, but a cash settlement on the far date

Question # 9

The calculation method of the foreign exchange rates for value today or for value tomorrow outrights:

A.

Is based on the interest rate differential between the two currencies

B.

Is based on the same calculation method as the forward rate agreements (FRA)

C.

Is based on linear interpolation

D.

Is based on the calculation of compound interest rates

Question # 10

How would you denote that EUR funds are to be paid via TARGET2 on a typical MT 202 message?

A.

There is no need to note this separately as payments via TARGET2 are made only in EUR.

B.

The code word "viaTARGET2" is used in field 72 - "Bank to Bank Information".

C.

7/RT" is indicated once in the optional account number field 56A, 57A or 58A.

D.

The code word "TARGET2" is used in the "Pay To Bank" field.

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