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Program: PGDBA
Subject: Financial Institutions & Banking
Sample Questions:
Section I: Subjective Questions
5. What is NABARD?
8. List out the financial services offered by the Power Finance Corporation.
11. The basic objectives of SIDBI as set out in the charter for orderly growth of industry
in the small scale sector are
1] financing and promotion
2] development and co-ordination
3] infrastructural support
SYMBIOSIS CENTRE FOR DISTANCE LEARNING (SCDL)
Program: PGDBA
Subject: Financial Institutions & Banking
4] talent management
12. NABARD provides long term finance to state governments with the objective to
1] strengthen the share capital of co-operative credit institutions
2] increase their maximum borrowing power
3] increase their maximum lending power
4] strengthen the share capital of co-operative institutions
13. A mutual fund maximises the returns to its unit holders by
1] minimising the risk and raising its rate of return through portfolio diversification
2] having an appropriate mix of securities
3] minimising the risk by careful portfolio designing and diversification
4] having an appropriate mix of debt and equity
14. Before 1973, the role of IMF was to
1] reduce the currency exchange restrictions imposed by member countries
2] ensure currency convertibility with the goal of encouraging international trade
3] reduce the exchange rate fluctuations of member countries
4] restrict currency convertibility with the goal of encouraging international trade
15. IRDA has taken commendable initiatives in the area of
1] training and certification of insurance agents
2] encouraging the development of actuarial profession
3] recruitment of insurance agents
4] training of actuarial professionals
16. SME sector plays an important role in
1] economic growth, trade development
2] employment generation and entrepreneurship development
3] retail and consumer trade
4] capacity creation and infrastructure
17. NABARD's refinance is available to
1] State Co-operative Banks and Regional Rural Banks
2] Commercial Banks and other approved financial institutions
3] Urban Co-operative Banks and Regional Rural Banks
4] Nationalised Banks and other approved financial institutions
18. As per the pattern of investments, LIC has to invest at least
1] 50% in government and other approved securities
2] 15% in state govt. loans and 35% in shares and debentures
3] 40% in government and other approved securities
4] 25% in state govt. loans and 35% in shares and debentures
Fill in the Blanks
28. The premiums on 'with profit' policies are _________ than those on 'without profits'
policies.
1] higher
2] lower
3] equal
4] bad
State True or False
30. Exim Bank took over the export financing function from ICICI.
31. MFIs are prohibited from paying any dividend to its members.
32. NHB lends directly in respect of projects undertaken by leading real estate firms in
the country.
33. Buffer Stock Financing Facility of IMF makes available resources to finance
contributions to the approved buffer stock scheme.
34. NCDC's financial assistance is individual beneficiary oriented and is not meant for
the institutional development of the co-operatives.
35. The tradable form of a loan is termed as a debt instrument.
36. Nidhis are not commercial institutions and are broadly run on co-operative principles.
37. North Eastern Equity Fund assistance is provided in the form of a subsidy to tiny and
SSI industrial units and need not be repaid.
38. Micro Finance Institutions are concentrated in North East region of the country where
the rural branch network of formal banks is excellent.
3] ZO 3] Zonal Office
4] AO 4] Area Office
5] Administrative Office