Question

Investment of banks in Government securities and other approved securities
is categorized as:
(a) Lending
(b) SLR investment
(c) Non-SLR investment
(d) ANBC​

Answer 1

Answer:

lending

Explanation:

I think so sorry if it wrong

Answer 2

(a) Lending

Investment of banks in Government securities and other approved securities is categorized as Lending.

• types of Indian government securities. Treasury Bills, Cash Management Bills (CMBs), Dated Government Securities, State Development Loans, Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), Zero-Coupon Bonds, Capital Indexed Bonds, and Floating Rate Bonds are just a few of the G-secs that are offered by the RBI in India. Bulge bracket banks, middle-market banks, and boutique banks are the three main types of investment banks.
• Investment securities held by banks as collateral can be either equity (ownership holdings in firms) or debt securities, as is the case with all securities. Stock interests may take the shape of common or preferred shares, but it is essential that they offer some level of safety in this situation.
• Three categories, or "investment strategies," which comprise the following, can be used as a quick approach to categorise investments: Investing in debt (loans) capital investments (company ownership) investments that are hybrid (convertible securities, mezzanine capital, preferred shares) The market where government securities are traded is known as the gilt-edged market.
• The United States Government issues debt obligations known as United States Treasury securities, or simply "Treasuries," which are backed by the country's full faith and credit (the ability to borrow and tax).

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