Dear All,I have today posted a Link from RBI site on Frequently asked Questions about Banking, NBFC’s, Foreign Exchange, Currency, Government Securities Market and Payment Settlement etc. Under Study Materials for IBPS PO/Clerk and Bank Promotion Aspirants. All are requested to follow the said link in order to satisfy their queries on the aforesaid subjects.…
Dear Friends,I have posted Interview Tips for IBPS SO all streams viz, IT, HR, Marketing & Agriculture on Study Materials page. Kindly take note of same as the Interviews are scheduled from 14th March 2016.Follow Link: Interview Tips IBPS-SO
“The RBI has made some amendments to the treatment of certain balance sheet items for the purposes of determining banks’ regulatory capital. The review was carried out with a view to further aligning the definition of regulatory capital with the internationally adopted Basel III capital standards,” it said in a press release on 1st March…
On 25th Feb 2016 RBI has partially modified the Prudential Guidelines on Revitalising Stressed Assets.The excerpts of the Press Release are given below.On a review and based on feedback received from stakeholders, the Reserve Bank of India has partly modified and also clarified, some aspects of its Prudential Guidelines for Revitalising Stressed Assets in the…
Additional Reading Material for Module A and Module D Considering the growing significance of RRBs in pursuit of financial inclusion agenda, RBI decided to revise the priority sector guidelines for RRBs. Accordingly, the comprehensive revised guidelines on Priority Sector Lending – Targets and Classification for Regional Rural Banks were published by RBI. The revised guidelines will…
What is SIP ?Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is an investment vehicle offered by mutual funds to investors, allowing them to invest using small periodically amounts instead of lump sums. The frequency of investment is usually weekly, monthly or quarterly. Benefits of SIP1. Easy Investment. You can start a SIP in just 5002. SIP can deliver the power of compounding Total funds accumulated…