Call Money Market
Recently, cooperative banks’ participation in the call money market declined after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made membership on the NDS-CALL trading platform mandatory.
- The call money market specifically caters to financial institutions, allowing them to manage liquidity efficiently. When surplus funds exist, banks and other institutions lend them on a short-term basis, often on call or short notice.
- Key Features of the Call Money Market:
- Flexibility: Funds can be converted into cash quickly and at relatively low costs.
- Liquidity Management: It helps institutions balance their liquidity needs with their financial obligations.
- Short-Term Focus: Loans in this market are repayable on demand ....
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