Regulation India – Chapter 2

Which of the following come under regulation making function?

Which of the following are least likely to come under the executive function of the regulator?

All executive actions should adhere to which of the following principles of the rule of law:

The appeal against the orders written by SEBI, IRDA and PFRDA can be made to the— to review the actions taken by regulators in exercise of their quasi-judicial functions.

— is a system designed where complaints against a listed company or intermediary registered with SEBI can be filed

— is a system designed where any complaint regarding the banking system in India can be filed.

Which of the following statements regarding Micro prudential regulation is correct?
Statement 1: Micro-prudential regulation conducted by the sector-specific financial regulators
Statement 2: Micro-prudential regulation is also known as systemic risk regulation.

Which of the following are the powers given to regulators through which they can pursue Micro-prudential goals?

Deposit insurance premiums is borne by the—

Which of the following is the objective of a debt management strategy?

Which of the following are the tools used by the central bank to accomplish monetary policy objectives?

Which of the following statement is correct:
Statement 1: When the central bank wants to increase the supply of money in the economy, it will buy government bonds.
Statement 2: When the central bank wants to remove money from the economic system, it will sell government bonds.

When the central bank wants to tighten monetary policy, it will —- interest rates, while a rate — indicates the bank wants to ease policy.

—is the ratio of total deposit that banks need to keep as a reserve with RBI in form of cash not earning them any interest.

—is the ratio of a bank’s net time and demand liabilities which it has to maintain in the form of cash, gold and other securities prescribed by RBI.

Which of the following is least likely be done to increase money supply in system:

Which of the following is most likely be done to decrease money supply in system:

—is actually the rate at which commercial banks and other institutes obtain short-term loans from RBI.

—is the rate at which the commercial banks park their surplus money with the RBI.