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INTRODUCTION:
1.Monetary Control is the main function of the Reserve Bank ,as it is central
bank of the country.
OMO can be carried out by purchase and sale of a variety of assets such as
Government securities ,commercial bills of exchange ,foreign exchange,gold and
even company shares.
Cash Reserve
Section 42 of RBI Act & Section 18 of Banking
Regulation Act,1949 deal with cash reserves to be
kept with the Reserve Bank by scheduled banks
and non-scheduled banks respectively.
Scheduled banks have to maintain an average
daily balance of 5% of the total demand and time
liabilities in India of such banks.Further RBI is
empowered to raise up to 20% of total demand
and time liabilities.
Statutory Liquidity Ratio(SLR)
Banks are required under section [24(1)of
RBI Act,1949] to maintain in India liquid
assets in cash ,gold or unencumbered
approved securities amounting to 25% of
it’s total demand and time liabilities.
RBI is empowered to raise up to 40%.
Interest Rate
Reserve Bank exercises direct control over
the lending rate of banks by influencing
cost of bank credit by increase or decrease
in the lending rates rather than the Bank
rate.
RBI is empowered to issue direction to
banks in public interest or in the interest of
banking policy.
Selective Credit Control
“Selective Credit Control” refers to
regulation of distribution or direction of
bank resources to certain sectors of the
economy.This is done in terms of broad
national policies for achieving
developmental goals.
Selective credit control is exercised by RBI by
stipulating…
Acquisition of Foreign
Exchange
Section 14 authorizes the Central Govt. to
order by by a notification in the official
gazette ,every person in or resident in India
to sell foreign exchange to the RBI or to
persons authorized by the RBI for this
purpose.
Export and Transfer of
Securities
General or special permission of
the RBI is necessary under Section 19 for
the following transactions:
[i] Taking or sending any security to any
place outside India;
[ii]Transfer of any security or creation or
transfer of any interest in a security to or in
favor of any non-resident;
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[iii] Issuing in India or outside India, any
security which is registered or to be
registered in India to a non resident;
[iv] Acquiring,holding or disposing of any
foreign security.
Bearer Securities
Section 22 of the Act restricts the issue of
bearer securities without permission of RBI.
Gift and Settlements
Settlement or gift of any property to a non
resident without the general or special
permission of RBI under Section 24.
Holding of Immovable
Property outside India
Persons resident in India are prohibited
under Section 25 from acquiring ,holding or
disposing of [by sale,
mortgage,lease,gift,settlement or
otherwise]any immovable property situated
outside India except with the general or
special permission of RBI.
Establishment of place of
Business
Non residents and other persons under Section 28
require the general or special permission of the RBI
FOR VARIOUS TRANSACTIONS AS UNDER;
[1] To establish or carry on in India a place of
business for carrying bon trading ,commercial or
industrial activity
[ii] Acquiring the whole or any part of any
undertaking in India of any person or a company
carrying on trade,commerce or industry ,or
purchasing the shares of such company in India.
Duty of Persons Entitled to
Receive Foreign Exchange
Under Section 16(1) of the Act,general or
special permission of the Reserve Bank is
necessary for any person having a right to
receive foreign exchange or a rupee
payment from a non-resident,to do or
refrain from doing anything which has the
effect of delaying such payment or ceasing
such payment in whole or in part.
Payment for Exported Goods
[Section :81]Empowers Central
Government to stipulate that before
exporting any goods from India ,the
Exporter furnishes to the prescribed
authority a declaration in the prescribed
form like GR,PP AND VP/COD forms.
Export and Transfer of
Securities
General or special permission of the
Reserve Bank is necessary under Section 19
for the following transactions:
1. Taking or sending any security to any
place outside India;
2.Transfer of any security or creation or
transfer of any interest in security to or in
favor of any non resident;
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3.Issuing in India or outside ,any security
which is registered or to be registered in
India;
* All affairs of Bank are related to note issue are conducted by Issue
Department.
* The Bank can issue notes against the security of the gold coins and
gold bullion,foreign securities , rupee coins , Government of India
securities ,and such bills of exchange and promissory notes as are
eligible for the purchase by the Bank.
[b]Government Banker
The RBI is the banker to the Central and State .
Governments
* It provides to the governments all banking
services such as acceptance of deposits,withdrawal
of funds by cheques, making payments as well as
receipts and collection of payments on behalf of
the government ,transfer of funds,and
management of public debt.
[c] Banker’s Bank
The RBI like all other central banks,can be called
a banker’s bank because it has a very special
relationship with commercial and co-operative
banks and major part of it’s business with these
banks.
In times of need ,the banks borrow funds from the
RBI.It is therefore called the “bank of last resort”
or “the lender of last resort”.
On the whole,the RBI is the ultimate source of
money and credit in India.
[d]Supervising Authority
The RBI has vast powers to supervise and
control commercial and co-operative banks
with a view to developing an adequate and
sound banking system in the country.
The RBI has the following powers
as the Supervising Authority.
1.To issue licenses for the establishment of new
banks;
2.To issue bank licenses for setting up of bank
branches;
3.To prescribe minimum requirements regarding
paid up capital and reserves,transfer to reserve
fund,and maintenance of cash reserves and other
liquid assets;
Cont’d
4.To inspect the working of banks in India
as well as abroad in respect of their
organizational set up,branch
expansion,mobilization of
deposits,investments,and credit portfolio
management,credit appraisal,region wise
performance,profit planning ,manpower
planning and training,and so on.
Cont’d
5.To conduct ad hoc Investigations ,from
time to time,in to complaints,
irregularities,and frauds in respect of banks.
6.To control methods of operation of banks
7.To control appointment,reappointment,and
termination of appointment of Chairman and
CEOs of private sector banks.
[e]Exchange Control Authority
One of the essential functions the RBI is to
maintain the stability of the external value of the
rupee.
* To administer the ‘foreign exchange control’
* To choose the exchange rate system and fix or
manage the exchange rate between rupee and other
currencies
* To manage exchange reserves
* To interact or negotiate with the monetary
authorities with IMF,World Bank & ADB.
The objective of Exchange
Control
Is primarily to regulate the demand for
foreign exchange within the limits set by
the available supply.
This is sought to be achieved by conserving
foreign exchange,by using it in accordance
with the plan priorities,and by controlling
flows of foreign capital.
[f]Promoter of the financial
system
The RBI has been rendering
‘developmental’ or ‘promotional’ services
which have strengthened the country’s
banking and financial sector.The following
sectors have attracted the benefits from
RBI.
Money Market
In the money market ,RBI has continuously
worked for the integration of it’s organized
and unorganized sectors by trying to bring
indigenous bankers in to the main stream of
the banking business.
Agricultural sector
The RBI has rendered service in directing
and increasing the flow of credit to the
agricultural sector.
Industrial Finance
The role of the Bank in diversifying the
institutional structure for providing industrial
finance has been equally important.
All the special developmental institutions[SDIs] at
the central and state levels and many other
financial institutions were either created by by the
Bank on it’s own or it advised and rendered help
in setting up these institutions.
Credit Delivery
The Bank has evolved and put in to practice
the consortium ,co-operative ,and
participatory approach to lending among
banks and other financial institutions.
Regulator of Money and
Credit
Monetary policy refers to the use of
techniques of monetary control at the
disposal of the Central Bank for achieving
certain objectives.