Which of the most important source of revenue for the State Government of India?

The capital deficit in India is:

RBI implemented the Basel-III recommendations in India, w.e.f:

As per Basel III implementation in India, minimum Tier 1 capital must be ____ % of risk-weighted assets on an ongoing basis:

Under Basel III, the risk weight is for the capital charge for credit risk on the basis of the standardized approach for exposure to the commercial real estate:

A risk that could arise due to legal actions or uncertainty of interpretations of contracts and agreements is called:

A bank finds it difficult to repay the short-term deposits on maturity to its deposits because the funds of the bank are locked in long-term loans or investments. The risk arising from this situation is called:

When Reserve Bank injects liquidity in the monetary economy of the country, this is done through which of the following mechanisms?

ESOP stands for:

Narrow money is the term in monetary aggregates which is represented by:

When an existing non-profit organization is converted into a for-profit company, the process is called:

The depository receipts listed and traded anywhere/ elsewhere other than in the United States, are known as:

Interest spread refers to:

The term broad money is known as:

An option that provides to the option holder, a right to sell, without an obligation to sell, is called:

What is the maturity period of treasury bills issued by Govt. of India:

Under notice money market, the funds are transacted by banks for:

Credit card business can be conducted by banks only if their net worth is at least Rs.

In case of credit card, the customers can lodge a complaint with the banks within a period of: