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प्रश्न
Which committee was constituted by RBI to review governance of boards of banks in India?
पर्याय
P. J. Nayak Committee
HR Khan Committee
Harsh Vardhan Committee
K. Subramanian Committee
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उत्तर
P. J. Nayak Committee
Explanation:
P J Nayak committee was constituted by the Reserve Bank of India to Review Governance of Boards of Banks in India. The committee was asked to review issues of governance in banks
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