Disha Expert Team Solutions for Chapter: Challenges in Banking System, Exercise 2: PRACTICE EXERCISE

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following constitutes Tier-1 Capital? 

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following statements is/ are correct?

i. Union government has the power to direct the RBI to take necessary steps to initiate the NPA resolution.

ii. Only the President can direct the RBI to take necessary steps to initiate the NPA resolution.

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Subordinated Debt forms the part of _____.

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following statements is/are correct?

i. Indian scheduled commercial banks are required to maintain a CAR of 9%.

ii. Indian public sector banks need to maintain a CAR of 12%.

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following is/are reflected in the Balance Sheet?

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following include(s) risk-weighted assets?

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following committees recommended the formation of Debt Recovery Tribunals?

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Bihar Cooperative Bank Assistant Mains
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Which of the following statements is/are correct about Strategic Debt Restructuring (SDR)?

i. Under SDR, banks which have given loans to a corporate borrower have the right to convert the full or part of their loans into equity shares.

ii. The existing promoters are discontinued to hold a majority stake in distressed companies.