The Directions overhaul capital adequacy, leverage limits, and governance standards for CICs. The key takeaway is stronger prudential oversight and enhanced Board accountability.
The Directions overhaul capital adequacy, credit risk, and market risk requirements for standalone primary dealers. The key takeaway is a stricter, uniform prudential framework with enhanced supervision.
The Directions lay down mandatory policies, allocation norms, and oversight for green deposits and climate finance. The key takeaway is stricter governance, third-party verification, and impact reporting to curb greenwashing.
The Directions introduce a consolidated framework governing CRR and SLR for rural co-operative banks. The key takeaway is stricter, clearer liquidity management backed by uniform reporting and penalties.
The Court held that once evidence under Section 145 NI Act has commenced, returning the complaint solely due to the 2015 jurisdictional amendment is improper. It restored the case to the Kolkata court, emphasizing continuity of proceedings and preventing prejudice to either party.
The RBI has issued new Directions governing how NBFCs classify, value, and operate their investment portfolios. The framework strengthens board oversight, accounting discipline, and risk controls across NBFC layers.
The new Directions lay down a unified risk-management framework for financial and IT outsourcing by NBFCs. Boards remain fully accountable, with mandatory due diligence, contractual safeguards, and RBI oversight.
RBI issues 2025 directions defining board structure, risk management, and executive compensation for Small Finance Banks to strengthen governance and regulatory compliance.
Covers RBI’s 2025 Directions detailing governance, investment caps, and operational rules for SFBs. Highlights stricter controls on AIF exposure, factoring, and insurance distribution.
The RBI has issued new Directions for NBFC securitisation transactions, tightening asset eligibility, retention norms, and disclosures. The move aims to improve transparency, align incentives, and safeguard financial stability.
