Q 1.In case of Small Finance Banks (SFB), the loan size and investment
limit exposure to single—

Q 2.The Depositor Education and Awareness Fund (DEAF) is maintained
with—

Q3.The last six characters of the alphanumeric IFSC printed on the cheque
helps in identifying the—

Q 4.The recently launched ‘UPI’ is expected to make sending money easy.
The letter ‘I’ in the abbreviation ‘UPI’ stands for

Q 5.The ‘Mudra Bank’ is a subsidiary of—

Q1.A central bank of a country uses Open Market Operations (OMO) as
the primary means of implementing—

Q2.Bank rate means—

Q3.The microfinance institutions (MFI) registered as Non-Banking
Finance Companies (NBFC) are presently regulated by

Q4.SBI Life Insurance Limited is a joint venture life insurance company
of State Bank of India (SBI) and—

Q5.The alphabet ‘D’ in the abbreviation ‘NDTL’, commonly used in
banking world, stands for—

Q1.SMERA Limited, a popular body in the financial world, is a full
service—

Q2.‘MobiKwik’ is the name of a—

Q3.The country’s first Aadhaar based ATM is launched by which one of
the following banks?

Consider the following sentences regarding ‘India Post Payment
bank’—
1. It is third entities that get approval from Reserve Bank of India. 2. It can accept deposits up to 3 lakh per account from individuals. Which of the above sentence(s) is/are true

Q5.A currency note which is wholly or partly washed, shrunk, altered or
indecipherable is known as a—

Q 1.Which of the following was established in 1928 as the first printing
press for bank notes in India?

Q2.The Indian Life Insurance Company ‘Aviva India’ is a joint venture
between Aviva pic, a British insurance Company and the Indian
conglomerate—

Q3.A third-party administrator (TPA) is an organisation associated with
the claim settlement process in the—

Q4.According to the Reserve Bank of India’s guidelines to banks,
customers can change up to 20 pieces of soiled currency notes over the
counter, free of charge upto a maximum value of—

Q5.The ‘Currency Chests’ are store-houses where bank notes and rupee
coins are clocked on behalf of—