List I List II (a) Relationship Banking (i) Dealing in hundis and acceptance of deposits (b) Merchant Banking (ii) Widening the entrepreneurial base and assist in a rapid rate of industrial growth. (c) Indigenous Banking (iii) Engaged in the business of Issue Management (d) Development Banking (iv) Creating, maintaining and enhancing strong relationship with customers
(i). Call money market (ii) Commercial bill market (iii) Industrial securities market (iv) Short-term loans market (v) Treasury bill market
Statement-I: Small Industry Development Bank of India (SIDBI) was set up as a wholly owned subsidiary of RBI Statement-II: SIDBI has taken over the responsibility of administering small industry development fund managed by IDBI
(a) Bank Rate (b) Open Market Operations (c) Variable Reserve Ratios (d) Credit Rationing
(a) For many years the presidency banks had acted as quasi-central banks. (b) The Bank of Hindustan was liquidated during 1829-32 (c) General Bank of India was an unsuccessful bank and was dissolved in 1791. (d) Bank of Calcutta was renamed as Bank of Bengal in 1921.
List I List II (a) Pillar 1 (i) Supervisory review process (b) Pillar 2 (ii) Market discipline (c) Pillar 3 (iii) Minimum regulatory capital requirements based on Risk Weighted Assets (RWAs)
Column I Column II (a) Interbank call market (i) Money market (b) Commercial Bills (ii) Promissory note (c) Commercial paper market (iii) Short term maturity (d) Treasury bills (iv) Government papers
(i) Automatic balance voice out (ii) Inquiry all term deposit account (iii) Direct cash withdrawal (iv) Utility bill payment (v) Voice out last five transactions