How much intresrt RBI will pay on money deposited by central government
no interest
bank rate
base rate
repo rate
Bank can rediscount bills of exchange arising out of export of goods from India within?
180 days
90 days
360 days
fifteen months
Bank can rediscount bills of exchange arising out of agriculture operations with in
none of these
out of the two good signatures required in discounting of bills relating to cottage and small industries, one must be from?
Scheduled commercial bank
state cooperative bank
state cooperative bank or state financial corporation
state cooperative bank or state financial corporation or any financial institution
discounting of bills relating to cottage and small industries should be guaranteed by state government?
True
False
State government as well as one RRB
instead should be GUARANTEED BY central government
in case of bill of exchange drawn drawn for the purpose of holding or trading in g-sec and gov-sec , maturity shall be with in
1 year
loan given by Bank to any SCB or state co-operative bank against financing of agricultural operations, shall be repayable on expiry of fixed periods not exceeding
15 months
12 months
loan given to state financial corporations by Bank shall be repayable on the expiry of fixed periods not exceeding
18 months
9 months
loans made to state financial corporation shall not exceed
twice the paid up capital
equivalent to paid up capital
thrice the paid up capital
loans made to Industrial finance corporation shall be guaranteed by
central gov
state gov
either central or state gov
loans made to financial institution notified by central gov shall not exceed
60% of share capital
80% of share capital
500% of share capital
40% of share capital
loans to central warehousing and state warehousing shall not exceed respectively
3 crore and fifty lakh
fifty lakh and 3 crore
fifty lakh for both
3 crore for both
Loan making to dicgc and NHB determined by
central board
None
RBI can borrow money from other SCB for a period not more than
15 days
1 month
3 month
6 months
maximum amount that Bank can borrow
equal to capital of bank
twice the capital of bank
thrice the capital of bank
