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Why are normal bank loans not classed as capital market transactions?
AThey are always short
BThey need SEBI approval
CThey carry no interest
DThey are not securitized
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. They are not securitized
A bank loan is not packaged into a resaleable security that can be traded, unlike a share or bond.
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