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HISTORY
• RBI was established on 1april 1935
during the British‐Raj.
• The Reserve Bank of India was set up on the
recommendations of the Hilton Young Commission.
• It was started as a share‐holder bank with a with a paid up capital of
5crores.
• Initially it was privately owned.
• The Reserve Bank continued to act as the central bank for Myanmar and
Pakistan.
• First Indian governor was Sir Chintaman D.
Deshmukh.
(August 11,1943 to June 30,1949)
• Present governor is Dr.D.Subbarao
(September 5,2008 onwards…..)
MAJOR DEPARTMENTS IN RBI.
• Department of Currency Management.
• Rural Planning and Credit Department.
• Department of Banking Supervision.
• Human Resources Development Department.
• Department of Information Technology.
Structure Of RBI
RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
Central Board Of Directors
Governor
Deputy Governor
Departments of Payment Legal Department of IT
& Settlement Department
Executive Directors
It also covers supportive Bodies &
Offices and Branches
Structure Of
RBI.
Reserve Bank of India
Central Board of Directors Name Position
Duvvuri Subbarao Governor
Shyamala Gopinath Deputy Governor
Usha Thorat Deputy Governor
K. C. Chakrabarty Deputy Governor
Subir Gokarn Deputy Governor
Governor.
• The central bank had 22
governors since 04.01.1935.
The regular term of office is a
four years period, appointed
by the national administration.
Supportive bodies.
• The Reserve Bank of India has four regional representations. The
representations are formed by five members, appointed for four
years by the central government
• The Board of Financial Supervision (BFS) in Nov 1994 was formed
as a committee to control the financial institutions.
The Tarapore committee was setup by the RBI under the
chairmanship of former RBI deputy governor S S Tarapore
• On 1 July 2006 the Reserve Bank of India constituted a new
department — Customer Service Department (CSD).
Offices and branches.
• The Reserve Bank of India has branch
offices at most state capitals and at a
few major cities in India .Besides It has
sub‐offices at Dehradun, Gangtok,
Kochi, Panaji, Raipur, Ranchi, Shimla
and Srinagar.
• The Bank has also three training
colleges for its officers, viz. Reserve
Bank Staff College at Chennai and
College of Agricultural Banking at Pune.
Bankers Training College
• Reserve Bank of India regional office,
Delhi entrance with the Yakshini
sculpture depicting "Prosperity through
agriculture".
Issue of currency
Issuing and exchanging
Objectives
•To maintain currency and credit system
•To provide good quality note in adequate quantity to public
Our note Printing Press at Mysore:
The Reserve Bank is the government’s agent for
Issue and distribution of coins
Denominations of coins and notes in circulation:
* Coins in circulation: 25 paisa, 50 paisa, 1, 2, 5 and 10 Rupee
* Notes in circulation: Rs. 5, 10, 20, 50,100, 500 and 1000
Developmental role
Direct credit for lending to priority and weaker sector
Support national objectives
Refinance
Strengthening and supporting small local bank
Financial inclusion
Related functions
Acts as a banker to government
Acts as a banker to banks
Loans and advances
RBI provides liquidity support to banks. Cash being
transported
from Musore Press.
Functions of RBI
Monetary Authority
Manager of exchange control
Issuer of currency
Developmental role
Credit Control Functions of RBI.
Quantitative Method. Qualitative Method .
1. Cash Reserve Ratio. 1. Varying Margin Requirements.
2. Bank Rate. 2. Regulation of Consumer‘s Credit.
3. Open Market Operations. 3. Direct Action.
4. Statutory Liquidity Ratio.
5. Variable Reserve Ratio.
MONETARY FUNCTION
Issue of currency notes.
Banker to government.
Credit controller.
Custodain of foreign exchange.
NON‐ MONETARY FUNCTON
Banks supervision.
Development function.
Data collection.
Research.
Clearance.
ROLE OF RBI TOWARDS INDIAN
ECONOMY.
• To manage the monetary and credit system.
• To stabilize internal and external value of rupee.
• Balanced and systematic development of banking
sector.
• Proper arrangement of agriculture finance.
• Proper arrangement of industrial finance.
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