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B. Dabba (box) trading refers to informal trading that takes place outside the purview of the stock exchanges. D. In simple words, it is gambling centred around stock price movements. C. For example, an investor places a bet on a stock at a price point, say ₹1,000 and if the price point rose to ₹1,500, he/she would make a gain of ₹500. E. However, if the price point falls to ₹900, the investor would have to pay the difference to the dabba broker. A. Thus, it could be concluded that the broker’s profit equates the investor’s loss and vice-versa.
Which 5-year plan led to the establishment of the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural development?
National Cooperative Exports Limited (NCEL) was set up in which of the following year?
Which of the following lends money to middle-income countries at interest rates lower than the rates on loans from commercial banks?
RBI granted Scheduled Payment Bank Status to Airtel Payments Bank, now APB is listed in 2nd schedule of _______?
Government of India, in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India, introduced a Credit Guarantee Scheme in which of the following year?
Which committee recommended the introduction of the Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC) in India?
How many projects worth ₹50 crore were inaugurated under PMMSY in northeastern states?
For Systemically Important Core Investment Companies (NBFC -CIC- SI), the asset size is Rs _______ crore.
The first monetary policy committee (MPC) was constituted on which of the following year?
In Which year the Imperial Bank of India was formed by the merger of the three Presidency Banks of Madras, Bombay, and Bengal?