Showing posts with label RBI Grade B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RBI Grade B. Show all posts

Friday, 3 March 2017

QUIZ-2

                                       Quiz -2 


1.In which of the following, the cash credit or overdraft account does not become out of order but becomes NPA directly?
 a) where there is no credit for 90 days as on date of balance sheet although balance is within the limit & DP
b) where the credit is less than interest debited during the same period although balance is within the limit & DP
c) where the borrower has not submitted due stock report for 3 months
d) where account remains above the sanctioned limit or DP
e) where the limit has not been renewed for more than 6 months after it had fallen due for renewal


2.In a cash credit account, the party has not given due stock statement for the last 9 months.  The account is showing a balance of Rs.2.56 lacs with a limit of Rs.3 lacs and DP of Rs.2.80 lacs based on the last stock report.  The party has paid interest regularly.  The account is otherwise conducted as per terms of the sanction.  The account classification shall be:
a) standard account
b) out of order account
c) sub-standard account
d) at the discretion of the bank
e) None of the above


3.What is the net working capital (margin) requirement under second method of lending of Tandon Committee?
a) 25% of total current assets
b) 25% of total assets
c) 25% of working capital gap
d) 25% of total current liabilities
e) None of the above


4.A business firm has been sanctioned working capital limits of Rs.6 lacs at 25% margin by the bank and book debt limit of Rs.4 lacs at 50% margin.  What will be the total margin requirement to avail the limit fully?
a) 4 lacs
b) 5 lacs
c) 6 lacs
d) 6.5 lacs
e) 8 lacs

5.The guarantee given by a guarantor to secure a term loan falls under which of the following category?
a) performance guarantee
b) financial guarantee
c) specific guarantee
d) continuing guarantee
e) indefinite guarantee


6.A bank branch allows an advance to M/s. Deena Nath & Co. which is secured by guarantee of one Mr. Mahesh Chander.  The guarantee extends to a series of transactions.  Such guarantee is called:
a) performance guarantee
b) financial guarantee
c) specific guarantee
d) continuing guarantee
e) indefinite guarantee


7.The pledge is defined u/s ___ of Indian Contract Act:
a) 172
b) 272
c) 171
d) 372
e) 174


8.The charge on movable assets without possession to be created is charge known as:
a) Lien
b) Assignment
c) Mortgage
d) Hypothecation
e) Set off


9.In respect of documents signed jointly and severally, the bank can seek recourse in the Court against:
a) all
b) any one
c) all separately
d) All or any of the above
e) At the discretion of the Court

10.Which of the following is not part of prudent guidelines issued by Reserve Bank of India?
a) income recognition
b) asset classification
c) loan recovery rules
d) provisioning norms
e) none of the above


Ans:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
e
c
b
c
c
c
a
d
c
c


Tuesday, 28 February 2017

Foreign Exchange Part-2 for Bank Promotion Exam

Foreign Exchange Part-2 for Bank Promotion Exam


Ø  Types of Transaction in foreign exchange (Based on rate settled today and Delivery different day or same time)


Types of Transation
Rate settled today  and Delivery
   1.  Cash Transaction
Same Day – T + 0
   2.   TOM
Next working day- T+1
   3.   SPOT
Second Working Day – 
T +2
   4.   FORWARD
After second working day-
T +3 onward

Ø Exchange Rate :
1.  Buying Rate :- Rate at which bank purchase foreign exchange.
:- In this case Bank inflow of Funds
:- Export bill Purchase/ Inward remittance.

2.  Selling Rate :- Rate at which bank sell foreign exchange.
:- Bank out flow of funds (Import Bills)

ü  Difference between Buying rate and selling rate is called Dealers spread.

3.  Direct Rate :- When foreign exchange are remains constant and home currency changes.
e.g. :-
US $ 1= Rs. 63.41
US $ 1= Rs. 62.69

4.  Indirect Rate :- When home currency remains constant and foreign currency changes.
e.g. :-
Rs. 100 = US $ 1.41
Rs. 100 = US $ 1.45

ü  In India direct rate are applied.
ü In India exchange rate are decided by market forces of demand & supply , Not decided by RBI.
ü Exchange rate of currency are most adverse compare to travel cheque, Draft etc because holding cost of currency is high.

A.  Buying Rate :- It is of 2 types

a.  TT Buying : When Nostro Account of Banks is credited before making payment to customer.
e.g. :- Payment of foreign DD drawn on US.
:- Collection of Export Bills.

b.  Bills Buying:- When Nostro Account of the bank is credited after making payment to customer.
e.g. : Purchase /Discount of Export bills

B. Selling Rate :-
It is also devided into two parts

a.  TT Selling :- When Foreing Exchanged is sold but import bill are not handled.
e.g. :- Issue of Foreign DD/TT/MT
:- Crystallisation of overdue export bill.

b.  Bill Selling :- When import bill are handled while selling foreign exchange.

e.g. :- A Retirement of Import Bill.

Monday, 27 February 2017

Garnishee order and Attachment Order- Concept

Garnishee order and Attachment Order

vGarnishee Order:  Order issued by court on the account of Judgement debtor who is the depositor of the bank.
-        Bank is called Garnishee.

vAttachment Order : This order is issued by government authority under section-226 of income tax Act or any other relevant Act.
-        A order is issued for recovery of government dues.

Ø Action of Bank :
-         Stop payment if balance is less than amount of order
-         All cheque issued by customer shall be return.
-         Bank will exercise right of set-off for recovery irregular loan if any.

·       Order is Applicable for account :
1.    Current Account
2.    Saving bank account
3.    Term Deposit (Mature & Un matured both)
4.    Credit balance in cash Credit or over draft
5.    Surplus Amount of FD where loan is give on security of FD.
6.    Account in the name of Deceased Person.

·       Order not Applicable on:
1.    Loan account or Loan remained
2.    Un availed balance in the loan account
3.    FD as collateral security
4.    Account in the name of insolvent person.

·       Amount on Which Order in applicable :
-         Garnishing order applicable on existing amount and not on Future credit.
-         Attachment order is applicable on existing amount as well as future credit.

·       Transaction wise  application of order:
-         Cheque debited but cash payment is not made – Order is applicable (Cheque reverse)
-         Cheque send in clearing, debited but clearing returning time still available – Order is applicable
-         Cheque send for collection or clearing and amount credited in account – Garnishee order is not applicable and Attachment order applicable only after realisation.
-         Cheque processed and deposited to credit account but customer did not withdraw – Order is applicable.

Ø  Condition for application of Order:
1.    Relationship : Bank – Debtor
                          Customer- Creditor
2.    Deposit Account and order in same name same capacity :
Order
Deposit
AO
GO
A
A
ü  
ü  
A
A(Trustee)
X
X
A
ABC Firm
X
X
ABC Firm
A
ü  
ü  
A & B
A
ü  
ü  
A
A & B
ü  
X


ü  Priority in payment is given 1st Attachment order and if Surplus then Garnishee Order