1. What is 'NIKKEI':
a. Share Price Index of Tokyo share market
b. Name of Japanese Central Bank
c. JApanese name of the country's Planing Commission
d. Foreign Exchange market of Japan
a. Public Accounts Committee
b. Shivaraman Committee
c. Narasimham Committee
d. Khandelwal Committee
a. It is the shoe which is green in colour
b. It is type of carbon credit rights that the nation have to purchase to get the right to emit carbon
c. It gives the underwriter the right to sell investors more shares than originally planned
d. The global warming of the earth
a. granted to distressed persons (other than farmers) to pre-pay their debt to non- institutional lenders against appropriate collateral provided by banks
b. not exceeding Rs.50,000 per borrower provided by banks
c. both A and B
d. none of the above
a. Mrs. Indira Gandhi
b. Morarji Desai
c. C. Subramaniam
d. Pranab Mukherjee
a. by banks from customers on whose behalf the banks have to issue guarantees in favour of third parties, such as Government department, Public bodies, Corporations etc,
b. by banks from ECGC covering export risk
c. by banks from the beneficiary of the guarantee in whose favour the guarantee is to be issued
d. All of the above
a. a loan account becoming NPA for non-renewal
b. a loan account becoming NPA for not obtaining stock statements
c. non-recording the due after re-phasing/restructuring of a loan account
d. All of the above
a. Investment in Money Market
b. Government Securities
c. Balance with RBI
d. All of the above
a. Credit Risk
b. Operational Risk
c. Technology Risk
d. Security Risk
a. packing credit
b. bridge finance
c. forfaiting
d. none of these
a. a host of factors, like cost of deposits, administrative costs, profitability of a bank in the previous financial year are taken into account
b. certain parameters with stipulated weights are considered while calculating a lender's Base Rate
c. cost of deposit has the highest weight in calculating Base Rate
d. all of the above
a. The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
b. The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
c. The Companies Act, 1956
d. The Banking Regulation Act, 1979
b. Planning Commission
d. Union Ministry of Finance
a. a right of the bank to take possession of all the assets hypothecated to the bank in the case of default by the borrower
b. a special type of lien on the shares of public limited companies
c. a declaration of the borrower to the effect that his assets are free from encumbrance and that he shall not encumber or dispose them of without bank's permission
d. noe of the above
a. A process which converts conventional credit into tradable Treasure Assets
b. Credit receivable of the Bank can be converted into Bonds i.e., pass through certificates
c. These certificate can be traded in the market
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