RBI amended capital adequacy norms for Urban Co-operative Banks by allowing a zero percent risk weight for specified ECLGS 5.0 exposures. The amendment acknowledges the reduced credit risk associated with government-backed guarantees.
RBI amended capital adequacy norms for Regional Rural Banks by allowing a zero percent risk weight for specified ECLGS 5.0 exposures. The decision recognizes the reduced credit risk arising from government-backed guarantees.
RBI amended NBFC capital adequacy norms to allow a zero percent risk weight for specified portions of ECLGS 5.0 exposures. The decision recognizes the reduced credit risk arising from government-backed guarantees.
RBI amended capital adequacy norms for Small Finance Banks by allowing a zero percent risk weight on specified ECLGS 5.0 exposures. The move recognizes the credit protection provided through the government-backed guarantee mechanism.
As crypto regulations tighten, investors can no longer rely on incomplete transaction histories and informal tracking methods. The key takeaway is that accurate recordkeeping has become essential for tax compliance, audit readiness, and effective risk management
NTA launched a special portal to report fake paper leaks, fraudulent answer keys, and impersonation related to NEET (UG)-2026. The initiative reinforces transparency and warns candidates to trust only official sources.
The issue was whether disciplinary action against an Insolvency Professional could proceed solely on the basis of pending criminal and regulatory proceedings. The IBBI held that definitive findings would be premature until the competent forums adjudicated the underlying allegations.
IRDAI’s proposed amendments seek to simplify registration, reduce compliance costs, and facilitate investment in the insurance sector. The draft balances growth-oriented reforms with safeguards aimed at protecting policyholder interests.
IFSCA removed the minimum net worth requirement for eligible SEZ units and expanded access to Qualified Jeweller status. The amendment aims to facilitate bullion imports through IIBX while promoting export growth and maintaining regulatory safeguards.
CBIC clarified that accredited laboratory reports submitted by exporters should be accepted without compulsory referral to CRCL in routine cases. The key takeaway is that exporters can benefit from faster customs clearance where no risk concerns exist.
