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Book's First Page23.18 ndian onom autonomy in areas of critical importance, AIFs with ‘positive spill over effects’ on similar to many Western economies. It the economy, for which certain incentives is believed that it has been given a kind or concessions might be considered by of working autonomy in the area of SEBI or the GoI or other regulators making and announcing the Credit and in India, which shall include Venture Monetary Policy (though there is no Capital Funds, SME Funds, Social Venture change in the official stand hitherto). Funds, Infrastructure Funds and such 15. (d) Since market makers quote two-way other Alternative Investment Funds(AIFs) prices for securities, they seem to ‘make’ as may be specified. market for the concerned securities. The 20. (a) Standard Chartered Bank is the only OTCEI is modelled on the NASDAQ of company which has issued IDRs in the USA for listing of SMEs, which face India. In May 2010 it raised Rs. 2,500 lesser liquidity in their share transactions. crore through this route. The DFHI is a dedicated body for two 21. (d) This is one of the clauses of the Basel transactions in the money market of III norms (of the Basel based Bank for India, operating since 1988. International Settlement) aimed at 16. (d) All the statements are correct. In case prudential regulation of the banking of India’s agricultural commodities, sector. Banks are supposed to maintain such trading doesn’t seem functioning sufficient long-term (one year) liquidity well because other related institutional under it so that they could be sure of stable developments have not happened in time source of fund in times of financial stress and farmers are not yet active players on if such situations arise in the economy. the commodity exchanges of India (partly 22. (d) As per the new policy announced by the due to operational difficulties, smaller Government in 2016–17, any amount capital base and lack of knowledge). of shares can be sold in the public sector Once big farmers (contract/corporate undertakings (PSUs). Disinvestment is farmers) emerge, it will start functioning now seen as the part of ‘comprehensive management of Government’s in a better way for such commodities. investment in the PSUs’. 17. (d) Other routes of raising capital from the 23. (d) Capital consumption is the other term primary market are: (a) Public Issue and for ‘depreciation’. In the process of (b) Rights Issue. their uses fixed assets depreciate (go for 18. (d) All the options are correct. wear and tear) at the rate decided by 19. (d) Such investors are usually found among the government of the economy—the an entrepreneur’s family and friends, but rates for the same assets may vary across they may be from outside also providing economies. financial backing to entrepreneurs In the new system of national income for starting their business. The Union accounting it in written as CPC Budget 2013–14 promised a provision (Consumption of fixed capital)–in use for them. As per SEBI (Alternative since 2015–16 after the advice of the IMF. Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 (AIF 24. (d) Microfinance (MF) is a small-scale Regulations), Category I AIF are those financial intermediation, inclusive of