B.Com In Banking & Insurance (BCBI) Sem VI 2022 2023 Apr 2023 I CENTRAL BANKING Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

• 2) Figures to the right indicate full marks

1. Q1 Growth with is one of the important objectives of monetary policy
2. Q2 The Central Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank of India consist of
3. Q3 Forecasting or fixing rate of inflation is called
4. Q4 The money market is divided into and market
   • a) primary & secondary b) organized and unorganized c) asset & liquid d) dependent and
5. Q5 The Bretton woods Conference led to the establishment of
6. Q6 Which of the following function of a central bank may potentially conflict with its
   • a) Manager of the national debt b) Banker to the banking system c) Issuer of currency
   • d) Banker to the government
7. Q7 Who works as RBI's agent at places where it has no office of its own?
   • a) State Bank of India b) Ministry of Finance c) Government of India d) International
8. Q8 The Bank for International Settlements is located at
9. Q9 Monetary policy in India is formulated by
10. Q10 Managed float system involves the intervention of the in the forex market
    • (1) (B) State whether the following statements are true or false (Any Seven) 7
11. Q1 The Reserve Bank of India competes with all other banks of the country
12. Q2 The affairs of the Reserve Bank of India are managed by the Central Board of
13. Q3 Transparency refers to the degree of public understanding of Central Bank’s policies of decision-making process
14. Q4 Anelectronic payment is any kind of non-cash payment that doesn't involve a paper
15. Q5 World Bank is playing main role of providing loans for development works to
16. Q6 The RBI can increase the money supply in the market by selling government
17. Q7 A financial system is a network of financial institutions, financial markets, financial instruments and financial services to facilitate the transfer of funds
18. Q8 Inspection is a tool that helps RBI to stabilize money supply and prices of
19. Q9 The Foreign Exchange Regulation Act. (FERA) passed by the government empowered RBI to have full control over management of foreign exchange
20. Q10 India is a member of the International Monetary Fund
21. Q2 (A) Evaluate the important functions of RBI from the point of view of the overall development of Indian financial system. (8)
    • (B) Analyse the factors limiting RBI's autonomy. 7
    • (C) Enumerate the factors responsible for the changing face of central banking 8
    • (D) Define Inflation targeting and asses its role in controlling inflation. 7
22. Q3 (A) Summarize the functions of various departments of RBI. 8 marks
    • (B) Define monetary policy and examine the significant objectives of monetary policy in the context of economic development. (7)
    • (C) Elaborate and summarise various instrument of monetary policy. 8
    • (D) Evaluate the limitations of Fiscal policy. 7
23. Q4 (A) Explain important provisions of Banking Regulation Act of 1949. 8 marks
    • (B) Summarise the changing trends witnessed in the banking sector in the post
    • (C) Enumerate core principles for effective supervision applicable for the supervisors
    • (D) Evaluate the benefits of OSMOS to central bank and other banks. 7
24. Q5 (A) Explain the structure and functions of the Euro System. 8 marks
    • (B) Define e-banking and explain the advantages of e-banking. 7
25. Q5 (C) Write short notes on (Any three) 15 marks
26. Q2 World Bank
27. Q3 E- payments

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