C7-1 Flashcards

1
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In the discharge of their role of financial intermediaries, banks perform transformation functions – of

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size, risk, liquidity and maturity,

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2
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goals of regulation,

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depositor protection, systemic stability and fostering of competition, etc.,

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several aspects that banking regulation is not intended to

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Firstly, preventing the failure of individual banks is not the primary focus of banking regulation, subject to the condition that depositors are protected, financial stability is not affected, and adequate banking services are maintained. Secondly, banking regulation should not substitute banker’s commercial decisions about its operations. Finally, banking regulation should not favour certain groups over others. Banks also should not be protected from competition from other institutions.

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4
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Company law was introduced in India with the

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Companies Act 43 of 1850

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5
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Companies Act 43 of 1850 was based on

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English Companies Act, 1844.

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6
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The Banking Regulation (BR) Act was passed on

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February 17, 1949

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7
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SBI Act

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1955

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8
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Banking Companies (ATU) Act

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1970 and 1980

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9
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RRB Act

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1976

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10
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________________- was inserted in Banking Regulation Act to regulate functioning of Co-operative banks.

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Section 56

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11
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Further in ____________, Section 56 was inserted in Banking Regulation Act to regulate functioning of Co-operative banks.

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1965

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12
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since ______________ , licenses for differentiated banks (niche banks) are also being issued alongside licenses for universal banks.

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2015

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13
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The equity of the RRBs was contributed by the Central Government, State Government concerned and the sponsor bank in the proportion of

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50:15:35

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14
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Permission for opening of branches by foreign banks in India is guided by India’s commitment to

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WTO

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15
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The RBI issues license only after

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‘tests of entry’ are fulfilled.

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16
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The minimum statutory requirements for setting up new banks in India are stipulated in the

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Banking Regulation Act, 1949

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17
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In the past, bank licenses for setting up Universal Banks (UBs) were given on a

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‘Stop and Go’ basis.

18
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Stop and Go’ basis. Accordingly, ______________ licenses were issued based on Guidelines on Entry of New Private Sector banks issued in 1993.

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10

19
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Stop and Go’ basis, ____________ licenses were issued each based on licensing Banks guidelines issued in 2001 and 2013.

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2

20
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The licensing policy was reviewed and has been replaced with a ‘continuous authorisation’/ On tap licensing policy in _________

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2016

21
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licensing of SFB and PB were made on tap on

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2019

22
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RBI liberalised the branch licensing norms wherein all domestic commercial banks (other than RRBs, Local Area Banks and Payments Banks) are permitted to open, Banking Outlets in ___________ centres without having the need to take permission from RBI in each case.

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Tier 1 to Tier 6

23
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Domestic commercial banks have been advised to open at least ________-% of such ‘banking outlets’ in unbanked rural centres

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25

24
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DBU

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digital banking unit

25
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Further, Reserve Bank introduced the concept of Digital Banking Units (DBU) in ___________

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April 2022,

26
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crr

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Commercial banks are required to maintain a certain portion of their Net Demand and Time Liabilities (NDTL) in the form of cash

27
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IRACP)

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Income Recognition and Asset Classification and Provisioning (IRACP) Norms

28
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Illustratively, if the interest and/or instalment of principal of a term loan remains overdue for a period of __________- days, the banks are required to classify them as non-performing loans.

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90

29
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he Basel framework evolved over a period since the introduction of Basel I framework in 1988, which required the banks to hold capital as a percentage of their

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credit risk exposures

30
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Gradually, basel framework was expanded to include other risks on the banks’ balance sheet such as

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market risk and operational risk.

31
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introduction of Basel I framework in

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1988

32
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The comprehensive Basel II guidelines issued in

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2006

33
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Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR): Introduced to ensure banks hold enough high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) to survive a ________-day stress scenario

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30

34
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LCR

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Liquidity Coverage Ratio

35
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NSFR

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Net Stable Funding Ratio

36
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Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR): This ratio requires banks to maintain a stable funding profile in relation to the composition of their assets and off-balance sheet activities over a ______ -year horizon.

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one

37
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Capital Conservation Buffer:

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An additional buffer of capital above the minimum requirement to absorb losses during periods of stress.

38
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Countercyclical Capital Buffer:

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A buffer that varies based on the economic cycle to counteract the build-up of systemic risk.

39
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LCR: Effective from

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June 9, 2014, globally, with full implementation in many jurisdictions by 2019.

40
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NSFR: Effective from

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October 1, 2021

41
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BIC

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Business Indicator Component (BIC): This is calculated based on financial statement data like interest income, fees, and other operational income. It’s meant to reflect the scale and complexity of a bank’s operations

42
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ILM

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Internal Loss Multiplier (ILM): Applied to larger banks, this multiplier adjusts the capital requirement based on historical loss data, providing a more risk-sensitive measure. If a bank has experienced significant operational losses, its capital charge would be higher.