Question:
Matching List-I and List-II, choose the CORRECT option. List-I
(Regulatory and Supervisory Financial Institutions)
List-II
(Established as statutory bodies via Parliamentary Acts in year)
(a) Reserve Bank of India (i) 2016 (b) Security and Exchange Board of India (ii) 1934 (C) Insurance Regulatory Development Authority of India (iii) 1992 (d) Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (iv) 1999
Matching List-I and List-II, choose the CORRECT option.
List-I | List-II (Established as statutory bodies via Parliamentary Acts in year) | ||
| (a) | Reserve Bank of India | (i) | 2016 |
| (b) | Security and Exchange Board of India | (ii) | 1934 |
| (C) | Insurance Regulatory Development Authority of India | (iii) | 1992 |
| (d) | Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India | (iv) | 1999 |
Updated On: Oct 1, 2024
- (a, ii), (b, iv), (c, iii), (d, i)
- (a, iii), (b, ii), (c, iv), (d, i)
- (a, ii), (b, iii), (c, i), (d, iv)
- (a, ii), (b, iii), (c, iv), (d, i)
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The Correct Option is D
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The correct option is (D): (a, ii), (b, iii), (c, iv), (d, i)
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