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BASIC INFORMATION : 

BASIC INFORMATION Headquarters Governor Alias name Currency Established Reserves

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HISTORY OF RBI 1935-2009 OPERATION BEGIN ON APRIL 1,1935 SINCE 1949 BETWEEN 1969 & 1980 IN 1991

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Structure of RBI Central board of directors Governor Deputy governor Non-official directors Directors

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Main Activities of RBI Monetary Authority Issuer of currency Banker and debt manager to government Banker of Banks Regulator of the banking system Manager of foreign exchange Regulator and supervisor of the payment and settlement system Development Role

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Monetary Authority Monetary Policy Objective Price Stability Flow of credit Financial Stability MONETARY POLICY TOOLS DIRECT INSTRUMENTS INDIRECT INSTRUMENTS

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DIRECT INSTRUMENTS CASH RESERVE RATIO(CRR) STATUTORY LIQUIDITY RATIO(SLR) REFINANCE FACILITIES INDIRECT INSTRUMENTS LIQUIDITY ADJUSTMENT FACILITY(LAF) OPEN MARKET OPERATIONS(OMO) MARKET STABILISATION SCHEME(MSS) REPO/REVERSE REPO RATE BANK RATE

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ISSUER OF CURRENCY THE RBI IS THE NATION’S SOLE NOTE ISSUING AUTHORITY RBI’S CLEAN NOTE POLICY: EDUCATION CAMPAIGN ON PREFERRED WAY TO HANDLE NOTES TIMELY REMOVAL OF SOLID NOTES EXCHANGE FACILITY FOR TORN, MUTILATED OR DEFECTIVE NOTES RBI’S COUNTERFEITING MEASURES: CONTINUAL UPGRADES OF BANK NOTE SECURITY PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS INSTALLATION OF NOTE SORTING MACHINES

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BANKER AND DEPT MANAGER TO THE GOVERNMENT INCLUDES SEVERAL DISTINCT FUNCATION UNDERTAKING BANKING TRANSACTIONS FOR THE CENTRAL AND STATE. MANAGING THE GOVERNMENT’S DOMESTIC DEBT. DEVELOPING THE MARKET FOR GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

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BANKER’S TO THE BANK PROVIDING AN EFFICENT MEANS OF FUND TRANSFER FOR BANK ENABLING BANKS TO MAINTAIN THEIR ACCOUNTS ACTING AS THE LENDER OF THE LAST RESORT ENABLING SMOOTH, SWIFT AND SETTLEMENT OF INTER-BANK OBLIGATIONS. AS THE BANKER TO THE BANKS, RBI FOCUS ON: TOOLS: NON-INTEREST EARING CURRENT ACCOUNTS DEPOSIT ACCOUNT DEPARTMENT REMITTANCE FACILITIES LENDER OF THE LAST RESORT LOANS AND ADVANCES

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REGULATOR OF THE BANKING SYSTEM THE RESERVE BANK REGULATES AND SUPERVISES THE NATION’S FINANCIAL SYSTEM COMERCIAL BANKS AND ALL- INDIA DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION SYSTEM. URBAN CO-OPERATIVE BANKS. REGIONAL RURAL BANKS(RRB), DISTRICT & STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANKS. NON-BANKIG FINANCIAL COMPANY(NBFC). RBI :HANDLE A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES LICENSING PRESCRIBING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS MONITORING GOVERNANCE PRESCRIBING LENDING TO CERTAIN PRIORITY SECTORS

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MANGER OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE THE RESEVE BANK PLAYS A KEY ROLE IN THE REGULATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET & ASSUMES THREE BROAD ROLES RELATING TO FOREIGN EXCHANGE REGULATING TRANSACTIONS RELATED TO EXTERNAL SECTOR. ENSURING SMOOTH CONDUCT AND ORDERLY CONDITIONS. MANAGING THE FOREIGN CURRENCY ASSETS AND GOLD RESERVE OF THE COUNTRY.

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REGULATOR & SUPERVISOR OF PAYMENT & SETTLEMENT SYSTEM THE PAYMENT & SETTLEMENT SYSTEM ACT OF 2007(PSS ACT) TOOLS RETAIL PAYMENT SYSTEM. LARGE VALUE SYSTEMS. DEPARTMENT OF PAYMENT & SETTLEMENT SYSTEM. DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.

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DEVELOPMENT ROLE AVAILABILITY OF CREDIT. FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE. AFFORDABLE FINANCIAL SERVICES. PROMOTING FINANCIAL EDUCATION & LITERACY. TOOLS LEAD BANK SCHEME. DIRECTED CREDIT FOR LENDING TO PRIORITY SECTOR & WEAKER SECTORS. SECTOR SPECIFIC REFINANCE. STRENGTHENING & SUPPORTING SMALL LOCAL BANKS.

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