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1.	'Where service is a way of life' is the tagline of which bank?1). Federal Bank2). Corporation Bank3). Vijaya Bank4). Union Bank of India
Answer» 'Where service is a WAY of life' is the tagline of PUNJAB SINDH BANK.

2.	Which of the following is true1). NBFCis engaged in the business of loans and advances, acquisition of bonds/debentures/securities issued by Government.2). It includes institution whose principal business is that of agriculture activity, industrial activity, purchase or sale of any goods 3). There is Ombudsman for hearing complaints against NBFCs4). Only 1 and 2
Answer» NBFCis engaged in the business of loans and advances, acquisition of bonds/debentures/securities issued by Government and it does not INCLUDE institution which is INCLUDED in the industrial or agricultural ACTIVITY. There is Ombudsman for hearing complaints against NBFCs which was LAUNCHED by RBI on 23RD Feb,2018.

3.	'Taking Banking Technology to Common Man' is the slogan of ____1). Canara Bank2). Indian Bank3). Bank of Maharashtra4). Federal Bank
Answer» 'Taking BANKING Technology to Common MAN' is the slogan of Indian Bank. Indian Bank is an Indian state-owned FINANCIAL services COMPANY established in 1907 and HEADQUARTERED in Chennai, India.

4.	Corporation Bank is headquartered in which State?1). Maharashtra2). Gujarat3). West Bengal4). Karnataka
Answer» CORPORATION BANK is a public-sector BANKING COMPANY HEADQUARTERED in Mangalore, Karnataka.

5.	The type of risk to banks that can be described as a mismatch between assets and liabilities is1). Operational risk2). Systematic risk3). Liquidity risk4). Market risk
Answer» Liquidity refers to BANKS’ ability to fulfil their payment obligations. Liquidity risk arises due to inability of banks to MEET their obligations when any asset MAY not be realized into cash. It can effectively be described as a MISMATCH between banks’ assets and liabilities.