PAST QUESTIONS ON BANKING, FINANCE AND ECONOMY
- The tenth Five-Year Plan period
is :
a)
2000-05 b) 2001-06 c) 2002-07 d)
2004-2009 e) 2005-2010
- Indian corporates can now invest
in joint ventures and subsidiaries abroad to the extent of ______% of
their net worth.
a)
200 b) 150 c)
100 d) 75
- Minimum period of a Certificate
of Deposit is :
a) 15 days
b) 30 days c)
10 days d) 7 days
- To accelerate growth of services
exports from India and to create a unique brand, a new scheme called
‘_____’ has been introduced in the New Foreign Trade Policy.
a) India Service b)
India Calling c) Incredible India d)
Served from India
- The New Foreign Trade Policy
envisages India’s share in merchandise trade to ________ within the period 2004-09.
a) double b)
treble c) rise by 50% d)
rise by 80%
- Hybrid capital instruments (debt
/ equity) form part of ______ capital.
a) Tier II b)
Tier I c) Paid up d) Preference share
- A customer has been defined in
:
a) Banking Regulation Act b)
Negotiable Instruments Act
c) Anti-Money Laundering
Act d) KYC guidelines
- A Medium Enterprise is defined as
one in which investment in plant and machinery is over the SSI limit, but
less than Rs. _____.
a) 5 cr.
b) 10 cr. c)
25 cr. d) 50 cr
- The BSE Sensex consists of a
basket of ___ stocks.
a) 50
b) 100 c)
30 d) 66
- The Government of India has
recently announced a scheme for providing short term loans to farmers at
concessional rate of ____% p.a. up to an amount of Rs.___ lac.
a)
7, 1 b) 7, 3
c) 5,
1 d) 5, 3
- The provision to be made on
Standard assets for the current year is :
a)
0.25% b) 0.40% c)
0.40% for all loans except loans to Priority Sector d) 0.40% on all loans, except
loans to direct Agri & SME segments, for which the provision is 0.25%
- Clause 49 of the Listing
Agreement of SEBI refers to :
a) announcing of quarterly results of
listed companies
b) restriction of FDI in public sector
banks
c) corporate governance and financial
penalties including delisting for companies who do not appoint the required
number of independent directors on their board
d) None of these
- Which bank in India ranks number
one in India in terms of market capitalization?
a) SBI b) ICICI
Bank c) UTI Bank d)
IDBI Bank
- Which is the first mutual fund in
the country to offer redemption of its units through ATMs of HDFC Bank and
VISA ?
a) Reliance MF b)
UTI MF c) SBI MF
d) PruICICI MF
- The stake of SBI in its joint
venture with TCS, C-Edge, is :
a) 51% b) 40% c) 60% d) 49%
- A Bank’s aggregate capital market
exposure has been capped at ___% of its net worth.
a) 5
b) 10 c) 40 d) 25
- Financial Intelligence Unit is
set up by ___________ for tightening anti-money laundering measures.
a)
RBI b) Central Vigilance Commission c)
Income Tax Department d)
Finance Ministry, GOI
- Credit limits to dealers in
agricultural machinery up to Rs.___ lacs are classified as priority sector
advances.
a) 25
b) 30 c) 40 d) 20
- The minimum maturity period for Commercial Paper (CP) is _____ days.
a) 14 b)
30 c) 45 d) 7
- The first SEZ promoted by a
corporate is :
a) Reliance SEZ, Haryana b)
SEEPZ, Mumbai
c) Mahindra SEZ, Pune d)
None of the above
- Value added tax (VAT) is a type
of tax levied on value added by any economic activity, and covers :
a) commodities at the manufacturing level
b) commodities at the manufacturing,
wholesaling, and retailing level
c) commodities at the manufacturing and
wholesaling level
d) commodities and services at the
manufacturing, wholesaling, and retailing levels
- The Sarbanes Oxley Act of USA
concerns :
a) aims at improving investor confidence
in American corporates
b) improving quality of corporate
disclosures and reporting, and increasing the responsibility of officers and
directors of companies in these disclosures
c) strengthen the independence of
accounting firms
d) all the above
- The Information Technology Act,
2000 is concerned with :
a) legal recognition of digital signatures
b) definition of various types of
computer crimes and penalties for the same
c) appointment of certifying authorities
for issuing digital signatures
d) recognition of digital records and
their admissibility as evidence in courts
e) all of the above
- As per RBI benchmark for
allocation of bank credit, women beneficiaries should receive at least
____% of net bank credit.
a) 5 b) 10 c) 15 d) 1
- Export credit should be a minimum
of ___% of net bank credit for scheduled commercial banks.
a) 12 b)
15 c) 10
d) 3
- Loans to software industry up to
a limit of Rs._______ are classified as priority sector advances.
a) 50 lacs
b) 100 lacs c) 1000 lacs d)
500 lacs
- The Demutualisation Ordinance
amending the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 deals with :
a) operations of foreign mutual funds in
India
b) rules and regulations for issue of
different securities in the capital market
c) compulsory corporatisation of stock
exchanges to bring about transparency and efficiency in their operations
d) process of converting paper based
securities into electronic form
- The WTO Agreements cover global
trade in :
a) goods
b) services c) intellectual property d)
investments in other countries
e) all of these f)
a, b & c
- Which committee had recommended
the amalgamation of RRBs promoted by sponsor banks?
a)
Mitra b) Narasimhan c) Rakesh Mohan d)
Malhotra
30. India has entered
into Comprehensive Economic Co-operation Agreeement with which of the following countries recently:
a) Singapore b)
USA c) Australia
d) None of these
- Bharat Nirman is a four-year
business plan embarked by the Government of India for providing
rural infrastructure in the areas of :
a) irrigation & water supply b) electrification c) housing d) telecommunication & connectivity e)
all the above
- NIXI stands for :
a) National & International Exchange
of India
b) National Internet Exchange of India
c) Notional Inter Exchange interest
d) None of the above
- South Asian Free Trade Area
(SAFTA) covers _____________ countries.
a) the seven countries who are members of
SAARC
b) all countries in South East Asia
c) All countries in South and South-East
Asia, and Australia and New Zealand
d) Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri
Lanka, Nepal and Maldives
- MCA21 is :
a) e-governance project of the Ministry
of Company Affairs
b) will enable companies to file their
returns online with the Registrar of Companies
c) launched as a pilot in Coimbatore,
with plans to extend to Delhi shortly
d) all the above
- The name of Microsoft Corporation
India’s IT initiative for setting up IT kiosks in rural areas is named :
a) Aadhar
b) Saksham c) Swadhan
d) Shakthi
- The new chairman of the US
Federal Reserve is :
a)
Alan Greenspan b) Gordon Brounes c) Ben Bernanke d) George Bush
- Which credit card company has
tied up the Railways to issue a credit cum loyalty card?
a) ICICI Cards
b) SBI Cards c) ABN Amro Cards d)
Citibank
- Financial Network Services, the
Australian banking software firm, has recently been acquired by :
)
Wipro b) TCS c) Infosys d)
HCL
- SBI has applied to open branches
in Pakistan, as per the recent agreement between India and Pakistan,
at :
a) Lahore and Karachi b) Islamabad and Karachi
c)
Rawalpindi and Sindh
d) Lahore and Islamabad
- The
risk weightage on banks’ exposure to capital market exposures is :
a)
100 % b)
125% c) 150% d) 200%
- Export
Oriented Units can retain _____% of their export earnings in foreign
currency.
a) 50 b)
100 c) 80
d) 66.67
- Foreign
investment in private banks, (in aggregate including FDI, FII, NRI, etc.)
in India is permitted up to ____%
a)
99 b) 74
c) 49 d)
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- The
minimum shareholding of RBI in SBI should be ___% as per SBI Act.
a)
50 b) 59
c) 51 d) 55
- RBI
pays interest on CRR balances of banks at _____.
a)
Bank Rate b) Repo Rate c)
Bank Rate minus 2% d) Zero %
- The
three pillars of the Basel II framework are :
a) Minimum capital requirements b) Asset – Liability Management
c)
Market discipline
d) Supervisory review e) all the above f) a,
c &d
- The
Code of Bank’s Commitment has been issued by :
a)
RBI b) SBI c) IBA
d) BCSBI
- For
declaring dividend, banks should have a CRAR of at least ____% for the
preceding 2 years, and net NPA of less than _____%.
a)
11, 3 b) 9,
7 c) 10,
5 d) 9, 5
- After
________, foreign banks operating in India will be freed of RBI imposed
restrictions on their operations and treated on par with Indian banks.
a) April, 2008 b)
April, 2009 c) April, 2010 d)
April, 2015
- Under
Section 19(1) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, para- banking
activities refer to :
a) leasing b)
hire purchase finance c) factoring
d) credit card operations e)
all the above f) only a, b &
c
- The percentage of profit that a
bank is required to transfer to its reserve fund as per Banking Regulation
Act is ______%.
a)
25 b) 20
c) 30 d)
50
ANSWERS:
1
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C
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2
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A
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3
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D
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4
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D
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5
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A
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6
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B
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7
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D
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8
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B
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9
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C
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10
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B
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11
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D
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12
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C
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13
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B
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14
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A
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15
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D
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16
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C
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17
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D
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18
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B
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19
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D
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20
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C
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21
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D
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22
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D
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23
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E
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24
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A
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25
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A
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26
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B
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27
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C
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28
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F
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29
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B
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30
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A
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31
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E
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32
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C
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33
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A
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34
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D
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35
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B
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36
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C
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37
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B
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38
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B
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39
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A
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40
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C
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41
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B
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42
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B
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43
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D
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44
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D
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45
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F
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46
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D
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47
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B
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48
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B
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49
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F
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50
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B
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