A cheque is defined u/s ____ of NI Act .
1.6
2.9
3.10
4.13(a)
A draft issued by the bank has been lost by the payee. He sends a letter to the issuing bank to stop payment. Bank will:
1.stop payment
2.not act on the request
3.note caution and will advise the payee to contact purchaser of the draft
4.none of the above
Across the face of a cheque bears the words Peoples Bank. What is its significance :
1.the cheque is specially crossed in favour of Peoples Bank
2.it is not a crossing as it does not contain two parallel lines
3.it is an extraneous matter appearing on the cheque. Hence should be returned
4.none of the above
All banking company are to prepare balance sheet and profit & loss account as on Mar 31 every year is prescribed in -
1.Companies Act 1956
2.Banking Regulations Act
3.2nd schedule of RBI Act 1934
4.None of the above
Banking sector comes under which sector?
1.Realty sector
2.Industrial sector
3.Services sector
4.Manufacturing sector
Banks disclose the information about their borrowers to RBI under Provisions of -
1.Directives of RBI
2.Section 45-C, RBI Act
3.Directions of Finance Ministry
4.Section 45 of Banking Regulation Act
Banks have prohibited to staple bank notes by RBI by issuing strict directives for implementation. Under which of the following, these directives have been issued?
1.Section 35 A of Indian Currency Act
2.Section 35 A of Negotiable Instrument Act
3.Section 35 of Reserve Bank of India Act
4.Section 35 A of Banking Regulation Act
BCSBI stands for:
1.credit and debit cards
2.recovery of bad loans
3.cash collection from the parties
4.opening and closing of accounts
CRR is required to maintain in the form of _____?
1.Cash with RBI
2.Cash with bank
3.Approved Government Securities
4.All the above
Demand deposits mean _____?
1.Short deposits
2.Fixed deposits
3.Current deposits
4.Deposits withdraw-able on demand by the depositor
Expand AEPS in terms of banking.
1.Aadhaar-enabled Payment Service
2.Aadhaar-enabled promotion scheme
3.Aadhaar-enabled Payment system
4.Automated engineered payment service
Fixed deposits are for the bank ____?
1.Fixed asset
2.Time liability
3.Demand liability
4.All of the above
Gilt-edged securities market is the market for government and semi-government securities. These securities carry
1.Fixed interest rate
2.Floating interest rate
3.Fixed as well as floating interest rate
4.No interest rate at all
In which year, Indian Rupee was devalued for the first time?
1.1965
2.1966
3.1967
4.1968
In which year, Paper Currency Act was enacted by British Government of India?
1.1860
2.1861
3.1862
4.1863
India is a member of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) since _____.
1.1934
2.1947
3.1949
4.1952
INFINET stands for
1.Indian Financial network
2.Indoor Financial network
3.Internet Financial network
4.International Financial network
�Banks are required to preserve the old records. The rules regarding preservation are framed by Central Govt., as per provisions of which of the following Act?
1.RBI Act
2.Limitation Act
3.Banking Regulation Act
4.Negotiable Instrument Act 1881
�Expand DRI related to a scheme meant for weaker section of our country.
1.Different rate of interest
2.Differential rate of interest
3.Different ration for IndiAns
4.Different rate of interest-bond
�In which city the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) located?
1.Paris
2.Basel
3.Davos
4.New York
�On the basis of powers drawn mainly in which of the following Acts, RBI regulates and controls the banks in India?
1.RBI Act Section 2(2)
2.Negotiable Instruments Act Section 1
3.Banking Regulation Act Section 17
4.Banking Regulation Act Section 5(b)
Legal amount in a cheque stands for
1.amount in figures
2.amount in words
3.amount written as not over
4.amount in words in figures, whichever is higher
Nationalization of banks took place in India in how many phases?
1.1
2.2
3.3
4.4
Nationalization of banks took place in India in how many phases?
1.Bank of Baroda
2.State Bank of India
3.Punjab National Bank
4.Central Bank of India
On which date, RBI started working?
1.1 JANUARY,1934
2.31 MARCH,1934
3.1 JANUARY,1935
4.1 APRIL,1935
Original headquarters of RBI were located at ___?
1.Madras
2.Bombay
3.Calcutta
4.New Delhi
The annual return of unclaimed deposits u/s 26 of Banking Regulation Act should be submitted to RBI within the following days after close of the calendar year -
1.10 days
2.20 days
3.30 days
4.40 days
The banker has a lien on _____?
1.Bonds given for safe custody
2.Bonds given for collection
3.Both (a) and (b)
4.Bonds left by mistake
The commercial paper can be issued by _____?
1.IDBI
2.Corporates
3.Reserve Bank of India
4.Every non-banking company
The network for common data communication for banks and FIs launched by RBI ?
1.SWIFT
2.INFINET
3.INTERNET
4.BANKNET
The Royal Commission on Indian Currency and Finance was also known as __:
1.Buttler Commission
2.Hartog Commission
3.Muddiman Committee
4.Hilton-Young Commission
The Stock Exchange Board of India was set up by a Special Act in ____?
1.1975
2.1983
3.1988
4.1991
The term EFT means
1.electrical funds transfers
2.electronic funds transfers
3.electronic foreign transfers
4.electronic financial transfers
Time deposits means _____?
1.Time deposits include overdue fixed deposits
2.Time deposits do not include recurring deposits as well
3.The deposits which are lent to bank for a fixed period
4.Time deposits do not include deposits under Home Loan Account Scheme
Under Section 5(a) of the Banking Regulation Act 1949, approved securities denote -
1.The securities approved by IDBI
2.Securities approved by Indian Banks Association
3.Securities defined under section 20 of the Indian Trusts Act 1882
4.None of these
What is meant by Scheduled Bank?
1.A bank included in 2nd schedule of RBI Act
2.The bank incorporated under Banking Companies Act 1956
3.The bank functioning under provisions of Banking Reg. Act 1949
4.Bank issued a license by RBI mentioning therein that it is a scheduled bank
What is MZM in money market?
1.Money with highest return
2.Money with zero maturity
3.Monetary base or total currency
4.Money with sovereign guarantee
What is the highest denomination bank note that RBI can issue as per provisions of RBI Act?
1.Rs. 1000
2.Rs. 5000
3.Rs. 10000
4.Rs. 13000
What is the minimum value of stock of gold coins, bullion and foreign securities, which RBI has to maintain at any point of time?
1.Rs. 100 cr
2.Rs. 115 cr
3.Rs. 200 cr
4.Rs. 325 cr
What was the initial share capital of Reserve Bank of India?
1.Rs. 5 Crore
2.Rs. 15 Crore
3.Rs. 25 Crore
4.Rs. 35 Crore
When the rate of inflation increases?
1.Value of money increases
2.Purchasing power of money increases
3.Purchasing power of money decreases
4.Purchasing power of money remains unaffected
Where is National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM) located?
1.Pune
2.Nasik
3.Mumbai
4.New Delhi
Which among the following statement is incorrect about SEBI?
1.Mutual fund regulator
2.Capital market regulator
3.Regulates the credit rating agencies in India
4.None of these
Which among the following was the first bank to open a branch on foreign soil?
1.Bank of India
2.Allahabad Bank
3.Bank of Punjab
4.State Bank of India
Which of the following acts as Regulators for Credit rating agencies in India?
1.RBI
2.SEBI
3.NSDL
4.SIDBI
Which of the following is the instrument of payment called Plastic Money?
1.debit card
2.plastic card
3.identity card
4.banker's cheque
Which of the following methods is currently used in India to issue note?
1.Fixed Fiduciary System
2.Minimum Reserve System
3.Percentage Reserve System
4.Proportional Reserve System
Who conducts integrated supervision over commercial banks, FIs and NBFCs and other para-banking financial institutions, in India ?
1.FCMD of RBI
2.Security Exchange Board of India
3.Dept. Of Banking Operations, RBI
4.Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India
Who provides refinance facilities to RRBs?
1.RBI
2.SIDBI
3.NABARD
4.Government of India
Who works as RBI�s agent at places where it has no office of its own?
1.Ministry of Finance
2.Government of India
3.State Bank of India
4.International Monetary Fund