alleryStart learning →Who can lay down audit instructions for banks under the Act?
AThe market regulator SEBI
BThe Reserve Bank of India
CThe Finance Ministry only
DThe Company Law Board
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The Reserve Bank of India
The Act empowers the RBI to license banks, regulate operations and lay down instructions for audits.
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