Introduction
Static GK is one of the important section in Government Sector and Bank related Exams. In static GK, Banking is one of the important section. The article Important Committees - Banking Sector presents the key points of Important Committees. The article Important Committees - Banking Sector can help the students and aspirants to perform well in the exams like IBPS PO, SO, Clerk, SBI, RRB, etc.
Committees
Important Committees - Banking Sector - Committees:
- R. Gandhi Committee - Govt Securities
- MV Nair Committee - Priority Sector Lending
- YH Malegam Committee - Licensing of new Urban Co-operative banks
- Usha Thorat Committee - NBFCs, Lead Bank Scheme
- Shri Deepak Mohanty Committee - BPLR (Benchmark Prime Lending Rate)
- SS Tarapore Committee - Fuller Capital Account Convertibility
- HR Khan Committee - Issues related to Rural Credit and Micro finance
- Anand Sinha Committee - Export Credit
- Dr. Barman Committee - Cheque Truncation and E-cheques
- N Narasimham Committee - On Rural Credit, Establishment of RRBs
- Parekh Committee - Infrastructure Financing
- Rangarajan Committee - Financial Inclusion, Public Sector Disinvestment, Computerization of Banking Industry
- Gadgil Committee - Lead Bank Scheme
- A Ghosh Committee - Fraud and malpractices in Banks
- RK Hazare Committee - Differential Interest Rates (DIR) Scheme
- S Padmanabhan Committee - To review the on-site supervision function of banks, Inspection of banks by the RBI
- Abid Hussain Committee: Related to Small Scale Industries
- Arvind Mayaram Committee: For defining clear definitions of Foreign Institutional Investment (FII) & Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
- Bhandari Committee: For Reconstruction of RRBs
- C Rangarajan committee: For poverty scale estimates in the country
- MBN Rao Committee: For preparing the blueprint of India’s first women’s bank
- Nachiket Mor Committee: For comprehensive financial services for small businesses and low-income households.
- Parthasarathi Shome committee: For the implementation of GAAR (General Anti Avoidance Rule)
- SN Verma Committee (1999): For Restructuring the Commercial Banks
- Deepak Mohanty Committee: on Data and Information Management in RBI
- P.J. Nayak: to review Governance of Boards of Banks in India
- Nachiket Mor Committee: to permits NBFCs to work as Business Correspondents of banks.
- Bimal Jalan panel: to scrutinize applications for new bank licenses.