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in what ways does reserve bank of india supervises the functions of bank
why is this necessary

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Answered by thekingslayer06
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The RBI (Reserve Bank of India) supervises the functions of bank in the the following ways:

  • The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them.
  • The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them. It also ensures that banks give out loans not just to profiteering businesses but also to small cultivators, small-scale industries and small borrowers.
  • The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them. It also ensures that banks give out loans not just to profiteering businesses but also to small cultivators, small-scale industries and small borrowers.This monitoring is necessary to ensure that equality is preserved in the financial sector, and that small industries are also given an outlet to grow.
Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them.

The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them. It also ensures that banks give out loans not just to profiteering businesses but also to small cultivators, small-scale industries and small borrowers.

The Reserve Bank of India monitors the amount of money that banks loan out, and also the amount of cash balance maintained by them. It also ensures that banks give out loans not just to profiteering businesses but also to small cultivators, small-scale industries and small borrowers.This monitoring is necessary to ensure that equality is preserved in the financial sector, and that small industries are also given an outlet to grow.

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