Banking Structure and Types of Banks

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Q. What is a key characteristic of a cooperative bank?
  • A. Owned by shareholders
  • B. Operates for profit
  • C. Owned and operated by members
  • D. Regulated by the central bank
Q. What is the main purpose of a central bank?
  • A. To provide loans to the public
  • B. To manage the country's monetary policy
  • C. To offer retail banking services
  • D. To insure deposits
Q. What is the primary function of a commercial bank?
  • A. To issue currency
  • B. To provide loans and accept deposits
  • C. To manage government accounts
  • D. To regulate the money supply
Q. What is the role of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in the banking structure?
  • A. To provide loans to individuals
  • B. To regulate and supervise the banking sector
  • C. To offer investment advice
  • D. To manage foreign exchange
Q. What type of bank is primarily focused on providing microloans to low-income individuals?
  • A. Commercial Bank
  • B. Development Bank
  • C. Microfinance Bank
  • D. Investment Bank
Q. Which of the following is NOT a function of the Reserve Bank of India?
  • A. Issuing currency
  • B. Regulating foreign exchange
  • C. Providing personal loans
  • D. Controlling inflation
Q. Which type of bank is established to provide long-term credit for development projects?
  • A. Commercial Bank
  • B. Investment Bank
  • C. Development Bank
  • D. Cooperative Bank
Q. Which type of bank primarily deals with large corporations and institutional clients?
  • A. Commercial Bank
  • B. Investment Bank
  • C. Retail Bank
  • D. Microfinance Bank
Q. Which type of bank primarily focuses on providing financial services to individuals and small businesses?
  • A. Investment Bank
  • B. Commercial Bank
  • C. Central Bank
  • D. Development Bank
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