derivative

securitisation receipt

hedge fund

factoring

venture capital funding

currency risk

interest rate risk

currency risk and interest rate risk

cash flow in different currencies

All of the above

It is the rate of interest charged by commercial banks.

It is the rate of interest at which commercial banks discount the bills of their borrowers.

It is the rate of interest allowed by commercial banks on their deposits.

It is the rate at which RBI purchases or rediscounts bills of exchange of commercial banks.

None of these

A deposit account with a Public Sector Bank

A depository account with any of the depositories in India

An instrument in the form of depository receipt created by an Indian depository against underlying equity shares of the issuing company

An instrument in the form of deposit receipt issued by Indian government

None of these

treasury bills

government bonds

capital bills

bills of exchange

lending done by banks at rates below PLR

funds raised by banks at sub-libor rates

group of banks which is not rated as prime bank as per Banker’s Almanac

lending done by financing institutions including banks to customers not meeting with normally required credit appraisal standards

All of the above

Only (A) and (C)

Only (A) and (B)

Only (B) and (C)

(A), (B) and (C)

None of these

injecting liquidity by the Central Bank of a country through purchase of government securities

absorption of liquidity from the market by sale of government securities

balancing liquidity with a view to enhance economic growth rate

improving the position of availability of securities in the market

None of these

Fixed Deposit Interest

Fixed Deposit Investment

Foreign Direct Investment

Future Derivative Investment

None of these

It is defined as buying of a foreign currency.

It is defined as selling of a foreign currency.

It is defined as buying of one currency and selling of another currency at different times.

It is defined as simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another currency.

fixed interest rates

floating interest rates

fixed and floating interest rates

none of these

an increase in market rate of interest

a fall in market rate of interest

a rise only in the deposit rate, but not the lending rate

a rise only in the lending rates

Ministry of Finance

State Bank of India

Reserve Bank of India

None of these

net worth

a liability

an asset

a capital

It is a rate at which RBI sells government securities to banks.

It is a rate at which banks borrow money from RBI.

It is a rate at which RBI allows small loans in the market.

It is a rate offered by banks to their most valued customers or prime customers.

None of these