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Defining green banking is relatively easy. It means promoting environment -friendly practices and reducing your carbon footprint from your banking activities. This comes in many forms : using online banking instead of branch banking; paying bills online, opening up CDs (certificates of deposit) and money market accounts at online banks instead of large multi-branch banks. A green bank takes the biggest steps to support local green initiatives. Any combination of the above personal banking practices can help the environment. In this respect, online banks and smaller community banks have better track records than larger banks .However, these larger banks may be induced to go green . According to the passage, larger, multi -branch banks .
A can never become green banks .
B can become green banks if they reduce the number of branches and eliminate the use of paper .
C can become green banks if they can greatly reduce or eliminate carbon footprint form their banking activities.
D can become green banks if they support local green initiatives
 For a research purpose 2500 individuals were interviewed. Among them 750 persons have bank accounts in State Owned Commercial Banks (SOCBS) and 2250 persons have bank accounts in Private Commercial Banks (PCBs). How many of them have bank accounts in both SOCBS and PCBs?
A 250
B 300
C 500
D 600
A proportion of the total deposits and reserves of the commercial banks that is to be kept with the Central Bank (RBI) on liquid form as a measure of control of RBI over the Commercial Banks is known as:
A Bank rate
B Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)
C Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)
D Mandatory deposit
How many foreign commercial banks are now operating in Bangladesh?
A 4
B 7
C 9
D 8
In the second nationalization of commercial banks, ___ banks were nationalized.
A 4
B 5
C 6
D 8
At present how many foreign Commercial bank are operating in Bangladesh?
A 7
B 8
C 9
D 10
What is the Statutory Liquidity Reserve (SLR) for the commercial banks set by the Bangladesh Bank ?
A 19%
B 18.5%
C 19.5%
D 17.5%
commercial banks of Bangladesh are regulated by the provisions of ------
A Bank Companies Act 1991
B Companies Act 1994
C Bangladesh Bank Order 1977
D none of these
The methodology to determine capital adequacy for commercial banks in Bangladesh with effect from January 1, 2010 is based on :
A Basel I
B Basel II
C Basel III
D Basel IV
The maximum lending rate for the commercial banks has been stipulated by Bangladesh Bank at 13% to tackle the fallout of global recession. Which sector has been kept outside this regulation ?
A Agricultural Loan
B Industrial Loan
C Credit Card and Consumer Loan
D Transport Loan

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