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What Is
Credit Creation?
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ARIF ISMAIL
11013548 - Q3R02
Getting Started . . .
What Is Credit Creation?
'Credit Creation' begins with banks lending money out of primary deposits, as loans to borrowers.
What Is Primary Deposit? Primary deposits are those deposits which are deposited in banks.
It Goes On . . .
Round - I
Round - II
Round - III
Credit Creation
1st round : Rs.200
Credit Creation
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Amount of Deposit
The most important factor which decides credit creation is the amount of deposits made by the depositors. Higher is the amount of deposits, greater is the supply of credit and vice versa.
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Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) There exists an indirect relationship between Credit Creation and Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR). Higher is the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) more will be the reserves to be maintained and less credit will be created by banks. The CRR is fixed by the RBI in India. It ranges between 3% to 15%.
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Banking Habits of People If the banking habits of the people are well-developed, then all their transactions would be through banks, and this will lead to expansion of credit and vice-versa.
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Supply of Securities Loans are sanctioned on the basis of the securities provided to the banks. If securities are available then the credit creation will be more and vice-versa.
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Willingness of people to borrow Commercial banks may have enough money to lend. Customers should be willing to borrow from the banks to facilitate credit creation. If they are willing to borrow, then the credit created by banks will be less.
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Monetary Policy of Central Bank While credit is created by commercial banks, it is controlled by the Central Bank. Credit control is one important function of the central bank. Central Bank uses various methods of Credit Control from time to time and thus influences the banks to expand or contract credit.
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