ontent xxi
Public Sector Asset rehabilitation 12.20 Gold Monetisation Scheme 12.42
Agency (PArA)
Mudra Bank 12.42
Insolvency and Bankruptcy 12.21
SARFAESI Act, 2002 12.22 13. INSurANCE IN INDIA 13.1–13.11
Wilful Defaulter 12.22 Definition 13.2
Capital Adequacy ratio 12.23 Insurance Industry 13.2
Why to maintain CAR? 12.25 lIC 13.2
Basel Accords 12.25 GIC 13.2
Basel III Provisions 12.27 AICIL 13.2
Basel III Compliance of the PSBs & rrBs 12.27 Public Sector Insurance Companies 13.3
Stock of Money 12.28 Insurance reforms 13.3
liquidity of Money 12.30 IRDA 13.3
Narrow Money 12.30
reinsurance 13.4
Broad Money 12.30
Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee 13.4
Money Supply 12.30
Corporation (DICGC)
High Power Money 12.31
Export Credit guarantee Corporation (ECGC) 13.5
Minimum Reserve 12.31
Reserve Money 12.31 National Export Insurance Account (NEIA) 13.5
Money Multiplier 12.32 the Challenge Ahead 13.6
Credit Counselling 12.32 Insurance Penetration 13.8
Credit Rating 12.32 Policy Initiatives 13.8
Non-resident Indian Deposits 12.33 New reform Initiatives 13.9
Guidelines for licensing of New Banks 12.34
New Insurance Schemes 13.11
Labels of AtM 12.35
Non-Operative Financial Holding 12.36 14. SECurItY MArKEt IN INDIA 14.1–14.33
Company (NOFHC)
Definition 14.2
Nidhi 12.36 Primary and Secondary Markets 14.2
Chit fund 12.38 Stock Exchange 14.2
Small & Payment Banks 12.39 NSE 14.3
Small Banks 12.39 OTCEI 14.3
Payments Banks 12.40 ISE 14.3
financial Inclusion 12.40 BSE 14.3
Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana 12.41 Indo Next 14.3
SME Exchanges: BSESME and Emerge 14.4
ALM of Banks 12.41
Players in the Stock Exchanges 14.5
Gold Investment Schemes 12.42
Sovereign Gold Bonds 12.42 SEBI 14.6