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    A PCA Framework for NBFCs has also been put in place to

    further strengthen the supervisory tools applicable to NBFCs, The same shall apply to:? Read the following passage and answer the next 5 question  Central Bank along with a clutch of other lenders was placed under RBI's prompt corrective action (PCA) in 2017 after the regulator found some state-run lenders were in breach of its rules on regulatory capital, bad loans and leverage ratios. Since then all the lenders except Central Bank have improved their financial health and come off RBI's PCA list. A bank under PCA faces greater scrutiny by the regulator and may face lending and deposit restrictions, branch expansion and hiring freezes and other limitations on borrowings. The RBI introduced these norms at a time when Indian lenders were battling record levels of soured assets, prompting the RBI to tighten thresholds. Source: economictimes
    A All Deposit Taking NBFCs [Excluding Government Companies] Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B All Deposit Taking NBFCs [Including Government Companies] Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C All Non-Deposit Taking NBFCs in Middle, Upper and Top Layers (excluding few categories) Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Both a and c Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E Both b and c Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

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    PCA Framework for NBFCs has also been put in place to further strengthen the supervisory tools applicable to NBFCs. This shall apply to:   All Deposit-Taking NBFCs [Excluding Government Companies],   All Non-Deposit Taking NBFCs in Middle, Upper, and Top Layers [Excluding - (i) NBFCs not accepting/not intending to accept public funds; (ii) Government Companies, (iii) Primary Dealers, and (iv) Housing Finance Companies].   The PCA Framework for NBFCs shall come into effect from October 1, 2022, based on the financial position of NBFCs on or after March 31, 2022.

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