alleryStart learning →In which form must Indian banks hold their statutory liquidity ratio assets?
AReal estate and plant
BUnlisted equity shares
CCorporate term loans
DCash, gold and gilts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Cash, gold and gilts
SLR must be kept as cash, gold reserves, government bonds and other securities approved by the central bank.
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