The FSDC's primary objective is to ensure financial stability and economic growth by promoting a sound and efficient financial system.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) serves as the secretariat of the FSDC.

The Prime Minister of India is the chairperson of the FSDC.

The FSDC meetings are held as and when required, based on the need to address emerging issues and challenges.

The Chairperson of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) is not a member of the FSDC.

The FSDC plays a comprehensive role in promoting financial inclusion, including formulating policies and strategies, monitoring progress, and providing financial assistance.

The FSDC plays a crucial role in addressing systemic risks in the financial system by identifying and assessing risks, developing and implementing mitigation measures, and coordinating the actions of different financial regulators and agencies.

The FSDC contributes to the development of the financial sector in India by promoting financial inclusion, addressing systemic risks, and facilitating the flow of credit to productive sectors of the economy.

The FSDC plays a significant role in ensuring financial stability and economic growth in India by maintaining confidence in the financial system, promoting financial inclusion, and mitigating systemic risks.

The FSDC does not have the function of regulating the banking sector. This function is primarily carried out by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

The FSDC coordinates the actions of different financial regulators and agencies by issuing directives and guidelines, holding regular meetings and consultations, and establishing working groups and committees.

The FSDC plays a comprehensive role in promoting financial literacy and awareness among the public by developing and implementing financial literacy programs, collaborating with financial institutions and NGOs, and conducting financial literacy campaigns and workshops.

The FSDC contributes to the development of the bond market in India by promoting the issuance of corporate bonds, facilitating the trading of bonds in the secondary market, and developing regulations and guidelines for the bond market.

The FSDC plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable finance and green investments by developing a framework for sustainable finance, encouraging financial institutions to adopt sustainable lending practices, and promoting the issuance of green bonds.

The FSDC contributes to the development of the fintech sector in India by promoting innovation, facilitating the entry of new fintech players, and developing regulations and guidelines for the sector.