Surrender of policy is not applicable in

Insurance is defined as a ---

IRDA is based in

Maxine insurance covered which losses?

A contract based on the speculation is known as

"Both parties of insurance contract to deal in good faith". What is that concept?

Which risk are affect the whole society?

What is the basis of evaluation of risk in insurance?

In Insurance the consideration is known as

When the life insurance corporation of India was formed?

In India which is the first insurance company?

The first insurance company was started in

What is the proof of the insurance contract?

Paperless banking is known as

The maximum repayment period of vehicle loan range

The maximum age limit of housing loan borrower

Under which type of interest calculation, the bank charges interest on interest

When was the banking ombudsman scheme introduced

Which of the banking asset are treated as performing asset?

Cash which is stored electronically on a microchip is called

Those banking services based on the voice processing facility available with the bank computers

Which type of bank assets remained as NPA for a period exceeding 12 months

Which is the fastest possible money transfer system through banking channel

Which type of loans have less prone to the risk of becoming NPA

Debit card means

On which rate method, the interest is charged on the full amount of the loan throughout the entire period of loan

Which of the following is known as plastic money

Under which banking aims at targeting customers with large value transaction

When did the banking sector reforms initiates

Prime lending rate is charged by

How many branches a unit bank have?

--- banking refers to the use of technology and communication systems in delivering banking products and services to customers.

For providing transparency in accounting and reporting procedures of banks ---- are introduced in 1992.

To strengthen the capital base of banks RBI laid down ---

---- are norms for banks aimed at mitigating the risk and strengthening the capital structure of the banks of member countries.

--- is to perform lending activities among weaker sections of the community.

---- banks accept deposits but customer balance should not exceed Rs.1 lakh.

---- Banks can issue ATM Debit cards but no Credit cards.

---- bank can accept deposit only, but cannot lend.

A --- is a bank like any other bank, operating on a small scale without involving credit risk.

A cheque which bears a date which has already elapsed is called ---

A --- cannot be made payable to the bearer.

Cancellation of crossing of a cheque is called ----

When a cheque is torn into pieces, it is called ---

Fixed deposit is also known as ---

---- is the instruction given by the customer of a bank in writing requesting the banker not to honour the cheque whose date, number amount, and payees name is mentioned in the cheque.

In the case of ---- cheque, the payee need not be named and it can be transferred by mere delivery.

---- is an endorsement made by an authorized person on behalf of another.

---- crossing is not recognized by law, but only by banking custom.

A cheque is in circulation for a long period is called ----