#Changing Role Of Banks In India #Magme 055

#Changing Role Of Banks In India #Magme 055

1.      Central governments contribution towards the capital of RBIs is made through

1.      national bank for agriculture and rural development (NABARD)

2.      reserve bank of India(RBI)

3.      state bank of India (SBI)

4.      central cooperative bank

5.      state cooperative bank

2.      the sponsor banks are empowered

2.      to suggest corrective measures

1.      to conduct inspection and internal audit

2.      to monitor the progress of RRBs

3.      all of the above

4.      none of the above

3.      the main resources of RRBs are

1.      share capital

2.      deposits from the public

3.      borrowing from sponsor banks

4.      refinance from NABARD

5.      all of the above

4.      RRBs are owned by

1.      Central government

2.      State government

3.      Sponsor bank

4.      Jointly by all of the above

5.      None of the above

5.      The regional rural banks falls in the category of :

1. Co- operative banks                        2. Development banks

3. Private sector banks                       4. Scheduled commercial banks

5. None of the above

6.      Paid- up share capital of region rural bank is contributed by

1.      Central government only

2.      State government only

3.      Central government, state government and the sponsor commercial bank in the ratio of 50: 15:35 respectively

4.      NABARD, the concerned government and the sponsor commercial bank in the ratio of 60:20:20 respectively

5.      All of the above

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