Recently Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has notified that any person looking to acquire more than ___ per cent stake in a bank will need prior approval from the regulator?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) notified that any person looking to acquire more than 5 per cent stake in a bank will need prior approval from the regulator. After an acquisition, if the shareholding falls below 5 per cent, the person will be required to seek fresh approval from the RBI if the person intends to again raise the aggregate holding to 5 per cent or more. Any person from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) non-compliant jurisdiction will not be allowed to acquire a major shareholding in a bank. It further announced that the permission of the Reserve Bank to acquire shares or voting rights in a banking company for non-promoter will be limited to 10 per cent in case of individuals, non-financial institutions, and financial institutions connected with large industrial houses. About FATF (Financial Action Task Force) Founded: 1989 Headquarters: Paris, France President: T Raja Kumar
______ has tied up with US’s Bridgepointe Technologies to help enable the latter’s enterprise customers to expand to India and Africa leveraging the...
Which of the following securities are included as eligible securities for margin trading facility provided by the stock brokers?
Which of the following statement sets out the general principles of required behavior?
________ has signed an agreement with McPhy, for building a “gigawatt (Gw) scale” manufacturing facility for electrolysers and tapping into the gree...
Which institute will launch its new campus in Delhi with courses for working professionals and entrepreneurs.aiming to tap people who want to pursue man...
Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Reserve Bank of India. It was established in _____ .
Which Asset Management Company has launched a digital campaign called DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality?
Consider the following statements.
1) The IFSCA Act empowers the IFSCA to make regulations for the development of financial services...
As per SEBI regulations, Alternate investment Funds (AIF) have been allowed to invest in ______
Which technique is often used for risks that are high impact or high likelihood and cannot be managed through other techniques