WorksheetsFinancial Institution
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What are the functions of RBI?
Regulating the issue of banknotes, maintaining monetary stability, and regulating the financial system of the country.
Issuing passports
Managing public transportation
Regulating the stock market
What is the primary objective of RBI's monetary policy?
Maintain price stability
Maximize inflation
Encourage economic growth
Control exchange rates
What are the regulatory functions of SEBI?
Regulating the food industry
Promoting the development of the agriculture market
Protecting the interests of real estate investors
Protecting the interests of investors, regulating the securities market, and promoting the development of the securities market
How does RBI control inflation through its monetary policy?
By increasing government spending
By printing more currency notes
By reducing taxes
By adjusting key policy rates such as repo rate, reverse repo rate, and CRR
What is the role of SEBI in investor protection?
Ignoring investor education and awareness
Regulating the agriculture market
Regulating the securities market, ensuring fair practices, and promoting investor education and awareness.
Promoting unhealthy investment practices
Explain the concept of the financial system.
The financial system is only concerned with physical cash transactions.
The financial system is primarily focused on providing insurance services.
The financial system facilitates the transfer of money between savers and borrowers.
The financial system has no impact on the economy.
What are the tools used by RBI to implement monetary policy?
Stock market, commodity market, bond market
Income tax, sales tax, property tax
Open market operations, bank rate, repo rate, reverse repo rate, cash reserve ratio (CRR), and statutory liquidity ratio (SLR)
Fiscal policy, trade policy, industrial policy
How does RBI manage the exchange rate of the Indian rupee?
Intervention in the foreign exchange market, setting of policy rates, and implementing capital controls
Selling government bonds
Increasing income tax rates
Reducing interest rates
What are the key functions of SEBI in regulating the intermediaries in the securities market?
Issuing licenses for intermediaries
Providing financial advice to intermediaries
Ensuring compliance with rules and regulations, monitoring activities, and taking enforcement actions
Setting interest rates for securities
________ is financial institution.
SEBI
Commercial bank
LIC
RBI
Which is the largest commercial bank in India?
Bank of India
Axis Bank
SBI
HDFC
