MCQs 2026

SEBI's August 2026 proposal includes a requirement for issuers to submit quarterly utilization certificates for the funds raised through corporate bonds, enhancing transparency and accountability regarding fund usage.

SEBI's August 2026 proposal suggests raising the minimum credit rating for public issuance of corporate bonds to 'AA-' from the previous 'A+', aiming to ensure higher quality issuances reach the public.

SEBI's proposed stricter norms for corporate bond issuance in August 2026 are primarily aimed at improving transparency, strengthening disclosure requirements, and thereby enhancing investor protection in the Indian debt market.

To enhance transparency and prevent misuse, the RBI's 2026 guidelines stipulate that all loan disbursals and repayments must flow through bank accounts of the DLE and its partner banks, not directly to or from borrowers' accounts via third-party apps.

The RBI has mandated a minimum Net Worth of ₹25 Crore for Digital Lending Entities (DLEs) to ensure financial stability and operational robustness, as per the 2026 guidelines.

The RBI's guidelines emphasize data privacy and security. Sharing borrower data with third parties without explicit consent is strictly prohibited under the enhanced framework.

The Security Council acts through the adoption of resolutions, which are binding on member states under international law.

The five permanent members (P5) are China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

The UN Security Council has the primary responsibility under the UN Charter for the maintenance of international peace and security.

Both nations emphasize the Indo-Pacific as a critical region for maintaining a rules-based international order and maritime security.