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    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the central bank of India established in 1935. RBI maintains monetary stability and financial stability in India through its various functions like regulating money supply, credit allocation, payment systems, and development of the financial system. It also acts as a banker to the government and banks, issues currency, and implements monetary policy through tools like repo rate, cash reserve ratio, and statutory liquidity ratio. Recently, RBI has taken measures like reducing repo rates and CRR to inject liquidity and stimulate economic growth during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the central bank of India established in 1935. RBI maintains monetary stability and financial stability in India through its various functions like regulating money supply, credit allocation, payment systems, and development of the financial system. It also acts as a banker to the government and banks, issues currency, and implements monetary policy through tools like repo rate, cash reserve ratio, and statutory liquidity ratio. Recently, RBI has taken measures like reducing repo rates and CRR to inject liquidity and stimulate economic growth during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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    RESERVE BANK OF INDIA

    S.GANESH KUMAR
    ROLL NO- 7458
    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    • INTRODUCTION
    • FUNCTIONS
    • ROLES OF RBI
    • MONETARY & CREDIT POLICY
    • CONCLUSION
    INTRODUCTION
    • RBI IS THE CENTRAL BANK OF
    INDIA AND ESTABLISHED IN APR.1,
    1935
    • IT WAS STARTED BY THE
    RECOMMENDATION OF HILTON’S
    COMMISION
    • RBI HAS 22 REGIONAL OFFICES IN
    INDIA
    • IT WAS STARTED WITH Rs. 5cr. PAID
    UP SHARE CAPITAL
    FUNCTIONS-1
    • TO MAINTAIN MONETARY STABILITY FOR
    BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC WELFARE

    • TO MAINTAIN FINANCIAL STABILITY

    • TO MAINTAIN STABLE PAYMENTS SYSTEMS FOR


    SECURE TRANSACTIONS

    • TO ENSURE THAT CREDIT ALLOCATION BY BFS


    REFLECTS NATIONAL ECONOMIC PRIORITIES AND
    SOCIETAL CONCERNS
    FUNCTIONS-2
    • TO PROMOTE FINANCIAL
    INFRASTRUCTURE IN TERMS OF MARKET
    AND SYSTEMS

    • TO REGULATE OVERALL VOLUME OF


    MONEY AND CREDIT IN THE ECONOMY

    • TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP A SOUND


    FINANCIAL SYSTEM
    ROLES OF RBI-1
    • NOTES ISSUING AUTHORITY

    • GOVERNMENT BANKER

    • BANKERS’ BANK

    • SUPERVISING AUTHORITY/REGULATOR
    ROLES OF RBI-2
    • REFINANCE

    • CASH RESERVE RATION

    • STATUTORY LIQUIDITY RATIO

    • LIQUIDITY ADJUSTMENT FACILITY


    RECENT MONETARY
    & CREDIT POLICY-1
    • RBI CUTS REPO RATES & CRR TO INJECT
    ADDITIONAL LIQUIDITY

    • RBI ANNOUNCES FURTHER MEASURES TO


    STIMULATE GROWTH

    • RBI SLASHES REPO RATES BY 100 BASIS


    POINTS TO PROVIDE GROWTH STIMULUS
    •
    RBI EXTENDS TIME PERIOD FOR VARIOUS
    LIQUIDITY ENHAANCING MEASURES
    RECENT MONETARY
    & CREDIT POLICY-2
    • RBI UNVEILS MORE MEASURES TO
    ENHANCE RUPEE AND FOREX LIQUIDITY
    AND CREDIT

    • RBI ANNOUNCES FURTHER MEASURES


    FOR MONETARY & LIQUIDITY
    MANAGEMENT-CUTS REPO RATE. CRR,
    SLR
    RECENT MONETARY
    & CREDIT POLICY-3
    • RBI cuts Repo Rate by 100 basis points to 8.0 per cent

    • RBI cut CRR by 100 bps, release part payment against


    loan waiver, increase NRI deposit rates

    • Reserve Bank of India reduces CRR by additional 100


    basis points to 7.5%

    • Reserve Bank of India reduces CRR by 50 basis points


    to 8.5%
    CONCLUSION

    • RBI AS AN APEX INSTITUTION

    IS GUIDING, MONITORING,

    REGULATING, CONTROLLING,

    AND PROMOTING THE BFS


    THANK YOU

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