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Which of the following is not the recommendation of the Arvind Mayaram Committee on rationalising the FDI/FPI definition (June, 2014)?
(a)
Foreign investment of 10% or more in a listed company will be treated as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
(b)In a particular company, an investor can hold the investments either
under the Foreign Portfolio
Investment (FPI) route or under the FDI route, but not both.
under the Foreign Portfolio
Investment (FPI) route or under the FDI route, but not both.
(c)Any investment by way of equity shares, compulsorily convertible preference shares/debentures which
is less than 10% of the post -issue paid up equity capital of a company shall be treated as FPI.
is less than 10% of the post -issue paid up equity capital of a company shall be treated as FPI.
(d)On NRI Investors, the committee
recommended
treating non - repartriable
investment as FDI.
recommended
treating non - repartriable
investment as FDI.

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Important Questions on Indian Economy
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1. Set-up of the Investors Education and Protection Fund in 2001 under the purview of SEBI.
2. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority was set up in 2000.
3. The Multi Commodity Exchange is set up.
4. Credit rating agencies were set up.
Choose the right answer using the codes given below

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1. Refinance loans and advances extended by the Primary Lending Institutions to Small Scale Industries (SSIs).
2. Provides services like leasing, factory to SSIs.
3. Discounts and rediscounts the bills arising from the sale of machinery to SSIs.
Which of the functions given above is/are correct with respect to SIDBI?

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1. Keeping 1% of the issued capital of the listed companies at the exchange as security, on behalf of the SEBI.
2. Providing liquidity to the stocks and catering different information services to the stakeholders in the security market of India.
