Name

Roll Numbers

Girish Naik

BF 141006

Aneesh Shaji

BF 141007

Manasi Gurav

BF 141008

Kavina Shah

BF 141009

Amrita Kumari

BF141010

RESERVE BANK OF INDIA

CONTENTS
Introduction to RBI
Objective of RBI
Main Functions of RBI
Methods of RBI:
Quantitative
Qualitative
Conclusion

INTRODUCTION
Central Banking Institution
Commence its Operation
Headquarter
Controls Monitory and Fiscal policy

OBJECTIVE OF RBI
Maintain monitory stability
Maintain Financial stability
Maintain stable payment system
Ensure credit allocation by financial system, broadly
reflects the national economy.
Regulate over all volume of money and credits in economy
Promotes the development of financial markets and
systems.

MAIN FUNCTIONS OF RBI

Monopoly of note issue
Bankers Bank
Lender of last resort
Banker to Government
Credit Control
Custodian of foreign exchange reserve
Promotional and developmental functions
Statistical information

METHODS OF RBI
Quantitative method:
Bank Rate (8.75%)
Open Market Operation
Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) (4%)
Repo Rate (7.75%)
Reverse Repo Rate (6.75%)
Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) (22%)

METHODS OF RBI
Qualitative method:
Regulation of Consumer Credit
Rationing of Credit
Fixing Margin Requirements
Moral Persuasion
Direct Action
Publicity

CONCLUSION
Reserve Bank Of India plays an important role in
achieving economic growth of a developing country.
It promotes economic growth with stability.
It helps in overcoming balance of payment disequilibrium
and in stabilizing exchange rate.

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