- According to IMF data for 2015, India has the highest number of bank branches in the world.
- first Regional Rural Bank of India: Prathama Bank
- First Joint Stock Bank of India: Allahabad Bank
- Difference between a bank and NBFC: NBFCs cannot issue demand drafts and cannot issue cheques drawn to them
- The concept that measures the inherent volatility of a particular share: Alpha factor
- A period where a new insurance policy owner is able to terminate the contract without penalties: Free Look Period
- The term used to represent one of the stock market trends represented through the index: Chicken market
- The logo of the bank of Baroda is called by the Bank's people as: Baroda Sun
- The branches of selected banks authorised by the RBI to stock rupee notes and coins are called: Currency Chest
Published on Monday, May 29, 2017
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