Economics • Banking & FinanceHard
Which of the following bodies is responsible for the regulation and development of micro, small, and medium enterprises credit institutions through refinancing mechanisms?
A. Small Industries Development Bank of India✓ Correct Answer
B. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
C. Export-Import Bank of India
D. Industrial Finance Corporation of India
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Small Industries Development Bank of India acts as the principal financial institution for promoting, financing, and developing micro, small, and medium enterprises, offering refinancing to primary lenders. NABARD focuses primarily on agricultural and rural development initiatives. Export-Import Bank of India handles cross-border trade financing. Industrial Finance Corporation of India historically provided long-term project finance for heavy industrial ventures.
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