Which of the following statement regarding SEBI’s guidelines for Alternate Investment Funds (AIFs) related to participation in Credit Default Swaps (CDS) is not true?
SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 (‘AIF Regulations’), have been amended and notified on January 09, 2023 to allow AIFs to participate in Credit Default Swaps (‘CDS’) as protection buyers and sellers. Category I AIFs and Category II AIFs may buy CDS on underlying investments in debt securities, only for the purpose of hedging. Category III AIFs may buy CDS for the purpose of hedging or otherwise, within permissible leverage as specified by SEBI. Category I and Category II AIFs which transact in CDS, shall maintain thirty days cooling off period between the two periods of borrowing or engaging in leverage.
Which of the following risk is the bank facing when an individual is unable to pay back the overdraft taken by him?
What is a Credit Rating Agency (CRA)?
What is the role of reinsurance companies in the Indian insurance market?
In cost accounting, there are various methods used to assign costs to different segments of a business. The allotment of whole items of cost to cost cen...
As per the revised MSME definition, what is the limit for investment in plant and machinery or equipment and turnover ______ to define a small Industries?
Which of the following is a common method of buying bullion?
1) Purchasing bullion from a pawn shop.
2) Investing in a bullion-backed exch...
Consider the following statements regarding economic survey 2022-23:
1. Reserve Bank of India publishes two Housing Price Indices with F...
Significant initiatives have been introduced under Aatmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India programmes to enhance India’s manufacturing capabilities and...
Until when does the term of the auditorship of the first auditor extend from the date of appointment?
What will be the bond’s duration if the price of the bond fell by 5% as a result of 0.4% rise in the market yield?
