Question
Which of the following statements is/are not true
regarding the proposed changes/changes being done by the Monetary Policy Committee? I.The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced an increase in the monetary ceiling of gold loans that can be granted under the bullet repayment scheme from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 6 lakh for urban co-operative banks (UCB) who have met the overall PSL target and sub-targets as of March 31. II.The Reserve Bank of India has allowed non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) in the upper and base layer to offset their exposures with eligible credit risk transfer instruments. Earlier, only NBFCs in the middle layer were allowed to make such offsets. III.The Reserve Bank of India has proposed to introduce card-on-file (CoF) token creation facilities directly at the issuer bank level. At present, CoF tokens can only be created through merchant’s applications or on their web page. The measure will enhance convenience for cardholders.Solution
  UCB gold loan: RBI doubles limit to Rs 4 lakh- o  The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced an increase in the monetary ceiling of gold loans that can be granted under the bullet repayment scheme from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 4 lakh for urban co-operative banks (UCB) who have met the overall PSL target and sub-targets as of March 31.  NBFCs in middle, base layer can offset risks- o  The Reserve Bank of India has allowed non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) in the middle and base layer to offset their exposures with eligible credit risk transfer instruments. Earlier, only NBFCs in the upper layer were allowed to make such offsets.   CoF tokenisation facility at issuer bank level – o  The Reserve Bank of India has proposed to introduce card-on-file (CoF) token creation facilities directly at the issuer bank level. At present, CoF tokens can only be created through merchant’s applications or on their web page. The measure will enhance convenience for cardholders.
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