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A bank incorporated outside India applies to the Reserve Bank for a licence to operate in India. Beyond the Section 22(3) conditions, which additional matter may the Reserve Bank require to be satisfied about under Section 22(3A)?

The Reserve Bank may require satisfaction that the Government or law of the bank's country of incorporation does not discriminate in any way against banking companies registered in India. This is in addition to the Section 22(3) conditions, public interest, and compliance with the Act.

  1. AThat the law of its home country does not discriminate against banking companies registered in IndiaCorrect
  2. BThat its paid-up capital exceeds that of all Indian banks
  3. CThat it has at least one branch in every State
  4. DThat its home country government guarantees its deposits

Explanation

Section 22(3A) adds that carrying on business in India will be in public interest, the Government or law of the country of incorporation does not discriminate against banking companies registered in India, and the company complies with provisions applicable to foreign banking companies. The other options appear nowhere in it.

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