Daily Quiz — 20 Apr 2026

1. Q1.According to the FICCI-IBA Bankers' Survey, what is the projected non-food credit growth range for India's banking sector in the first half of 2026?

   11–13%8–10%14–16%9–11%
   Explanation: The FICCI-IBA Bankers' Survey projects 11–13% non-food credit growth in H1 2026, driven by retail lending, small business lending, infrastructure demand, and early private capex revival.

2. Q2.What is the total value of Additional Tier-1 bonds whose write-down is currently under Supreme Court review in the Yes Bank case?

   ₹8,415 crore₹6,200 crore₹10,500 crore₹7,800 crore
   Explanation: Yes Bank wrote down ₹8,415 crore in AT-1 bonds, citing compliance with contractual terms and RBI regulations. The Supreme Court's pending ruling on this write-down is being monitored by the bank.

3. Q3.According to the article on quantum-resistant security, how much could India's banking and telecom sectors each need to invest over the next five to seven years to adopt quantum-resistant encryption?

   Up to ₹2,000 crore eachUp to ₹5,000 crore eachUp to ₹500 crore eachUp to ₹1,000 crore each
   Explanation: The article states that banking and telecom sectors may each need to invest up to ₹2,000 crore over the next five to seven years to adopt quantum-resistant encryption standards as quantum computing advances.

4. Q4.In Brookfield India REIT's oversubscribed QIP, what percentage of the allocation went to long-only investors, and what was the final upsized deal size?

   90% allocation; Rs 2,600 crore75% allocation; Rs 2,600 crore90% allocation; Rs 2,000 crore85% allocation; Rs 3,000 crore
   Explanation: Brookfield India REIT upsized its QIP to Rs 2,600 crore with 90% allocated to long-only investors including IFC and domestic funds, reflecting strong institutional demand for the offering.

5. Q5.SEBI's proposed mandatory training for independent directors is being developed in partnership with which two bodies, and how frequently are workshops planned?

   NISM and BCAS; biannualNISM and ICAI; annualBSE and NISM; quarterlyBCAS and NSE; biannual
   Explanation: SEBI plans biannual (twice yearly) mandatory training workshops for independent directors, developed in partnership with NISM (National Institute of Securities Markets) and BCAS (Bombay Chartered Accountants' Society).

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