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2. Prof.Shweta vadavani
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3. RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
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4. NAME ROLL NO.
PRIYANK DARJI 07
HARDIK NATHWANI 25
SHASHANK PAI 26
SAGAR PANCHAL 27
DHARMIK PATEL 30
KUSH SHAH 38
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SIDDARTH TAWDE 45

5. INTRODUCTION
 It is the Central Bank of India.
 It was Established in 1934 under the RESERVE
BANK OF INDIA ACT 1934.
 Regulatory framework of the country.
 Degrees of Imperfections cannot be denied
 Financial system deals in other people’s money
 Its head quarters is in Mumbai (Maharashtra).
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6. FUNCTIONS OF RBI
 To maintain Monetary Stability
 To maintain Financial Stability
 To maintain stable payment system
 To promote the development of financial
infrastructure of markets and systems
 credit allocation
 To regulate the overall volume of money

7. ROLE OF RBI
(1) Monopoly of note issue
(2) Banks to the Government
(3) Banker's Bank
(4) Management of foreign exchange reserves
(5) Credit control
(6) Supervisory Functions 7

8. SUPERVISORY FUNCTIONS OF RBI
 Granting license to banks
 Bank Inspection
 Control over NBFIs
 Implementation of the Deposit Insurance
Scheme
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9. DEVELOPMENTAL / PROMOTIONAL
FUNCTIONS OF RBI
 Development of the Financial System
 Development of Agriculture
 Provision of Industrial Finance
 Provisions of Training
 Collection of Data
 Publication of the Reports
 Promotion of Banking Habits
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 Promotion of Export through Refinance

10. RECENT POLICY RATES
 Bank Rate: 6%
 Repo Rate: 6%
 Reverse Repo Rate:
 CRR: 6%
 SLR: 25%
 Base Rate: 7.5%-8%
 Saving Bank Rate: 3.5%
 Deposit Rate: 6%-7.5%
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11. Developmental role:
The RBI performs various developmental and promotional activities to
support national objectives.
The RBI has helped to set up a number of development financial
institutions such as the Industrial Development Bank of India(IDBI), the
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), the
Industrial Reconstruction Bank of India(IRBI), the National Housing
Bank(NHB) and various other institutes. It also has helped in the development
of UTI, Discount and Finance House of India(DFHI) and the Securities
Trading Corporation of India(STCI) to promote and develop financial markets.
Another important developmental role that RBI carries out is that it has
made priority sector lending mandatory for both public and private sector
banks.
RBI in its pursuit of developmental functions so far as banking sector is
concerned established a committee under the chairmanship of Mr.
Narasimham to suggest the future direction of banking sector. It suggested
various reforms in two phases one in 1991 and another in 1998. The
recommendations include deregulation of interest rate structure, deregulation
of the entry norms for private sector banks and foreign banks, bringing
NBFCs under the ambit of regulatory framework, capital adequacy etc.

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Economicstimes.com
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