Give an example each of nationalised bank, private bank, private foreign bank, FII and a mutual fund.
The provided context does not give specific names of nationalised banks, private banks, or private foreign banks. It only mentions that reform policies led to the establishment of private sector banks, both Indian and foreign.
For Foreign Institutional Investors (FII), the context provides examples: merchant bankers, mutual funds, and pension funds. These are now allowed to invest in Indian financial markets.
Mutual funds are mentioned as a type of FII in the context, but no specific mutual fund name is provided.
Explanation
The textbook context discusses the banking sector reforms and mentions categories of financial institutions, but does not provide specific names of banks or mutual funds. The question appears in the 'Work These Out' section, which typically requires students to research or find examples beyond the text. The context only explicitly lists the types of FIIs (merchant bankers, mutual funds, pension funds) as examples.