RBI introduces 2025 prudential norms to ensure Small Finance Banks maintain adequate capital buffers for risk management and financial stability.
The Directions mandate prudential capital standards for All India Financial Institutions. They aim to enhance resilience and align AIFIs with financial stability objectives.
The new Directions lay down binding regulatory norms for HFCs to protect investors and depositors. They strengthen RBI’s supervisory control over the housing finance sector.
The updated Directions mandate stronger customer due diligence and monitoring for NBFCs. They align domestic practices with global AML/CFT standards and take effect immediately upon publication.
The central bank has notified comprehensive directions governing how NBFCs must present and disclose financial statements. The rules apply across regulatory layers to enhance consistency, transparency, and supervisory oversight. Immediate implementation underscores tighter reporting discipline.
The central bank has notified fresh Directions under enhanced statutory powers. They apply immediately to all urban co-operative banks to strengthen regulatory oversight.
RBI introduces updated Directions for Payments Banks, effective immediately, to enhance regulatory oversight and safeguard public interest. The framework clarifies applicability and reinforces operational discipline.
RBI has released the 2025 Miscellaneous Directions governing commercial banks, with selective provisions for gold-dealing banks, primary dealers, and private sector banks. The update clarifies applicability and strengthens regulatory oversight.
The central bank has issued new Directions mandating ethical and responsible business practices for urban co-operative banks. The rules aim to improve governance, transparency, and customer trust.
The RBI issued a fresh set of Directions outlining a regulatory framework for upcoming instructions applicable to commercial banks. The implementation date will be announced separately.
