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Question 1 of 3

Q1 . Central Bank (RBI) is the lender of the last resort to other Banks.

Q2 . Reserve Bank of India is exercising Monetary Control through 1) cash Reserve Ratio, 2) Statutory Liquidity Ratio 3) REPO rate and Bank Rate.

Q3 . Capital Market Regulator in India is SEBI.

Q4 . Reserve Bank of India is Banker to Government.

Q5 . Central Bank (RBI) is the lender of the last resort to other Banks.

Q6 . Reserve Bank of India has supervision over 1) Commercial Bank, 2) NBFC, 3) Primary dealers 4) Financial institutions.

Q7 . Commercial paper is a money market instrument.

Q8 . Bonds issued by Financial Institutions are instruments in the Debt markets.

Q9 . Reserve Bank of India has two distinct roles one is Monetary Control including controlling inflation.

Q10 . Registrars maintain a Register of share and debenture holders and process share and debenture allocation when issues are subscribed. Registers need approval from the Regulator. SEBI is the Regulator.

Q11 . Bonds issued by Financial Institutions are instruments in the Debt markets.

Q12 . The standard rate at which RBI is prepared to buy or re-discount bills of exchange or other eligible commercial papers from Banks is known as Bank Rate.

Q13 . Treasury bills are money market instruments.

Q14 . Commercial paper is a money market instrument.

Q15 . GDR stands for

Q16 . It will not is responsible for ensuring an efficient payment & settlement system.

Q17 . The structure that is available in an economy to mobilize the capital from various surplus sectors of the economy and allocate and distribute the same to the various needy sectors is known as ----------

Q18 . ADR Stands for:

Q19 . EEFC Account stands for:

Q20 . In --------------- Securities share bond debentures are offered to the public for subscription for the purpose of raising capital or fund.

Q21 . Central Bank (RBI) is the lender of the last resort to other Banks.

Q22 . Reserve Bank of India is exercising Monetary Control through 1) cash Reserve Ratio, 2) Statutory Liquidity Ratio 3) REPO rate and Bank Rate.

Q23 . Capital Market Regulator in India is SEBI.

Q24 . Reserve Bank of India is Banker to Government.

Q25 . Central Bank (RBI) is the lender of the last resort to other Banks.

Q26 . Reserve Bank of India has supervision over 1) Commercial Bank, 2) NBFC, 3) Primary dealers 4) Financial institutions.

Q27 . Commercial paper is a money market instrument.

Q28 . Bonds issued by Financial Institutions are instruments in the Debt markets.

Q29 . Reserve Bank of India has two distinct roles one is Monetary Control including controlling inflation.

Q30 . Registrars maintain a Register of share and debenture holders and process share and debenture allocation when issues are subscribed. Registers need approval from the Regulator. SEBI is the Regulator.

Q31 . Bonds issued by Financial Institutions are instruments in the Debt markets.

Q32 . The standard rate at which RBI is prepared to buy or re-discount bills of exchange or other eligible commercial papers from Banks is known as Bank Rate.

Q33 . Treasury bills are money market instruments.

Q34 . Commercial paper is a money market instrument.

Q35 . GDR stands for

Q36 . It will not is responsible for ensuring an efficient payment & settlement system.

Q37 . The structure that is available in an economy to mobilize the capital from various surplus sectors of the economy and allocate and distribute the same to the various needy sectors is known as ----------

Q38 . ADR Stands for:

Q39 . EEFC Account stands for:

Q40 . In --------------- Securities share bond debentures are offered to the public for subscription for the purpose of raising capital or fund.