Banks raising green deposits must comply with policies on project selection, fund allocation, and monitoring. Eligible projects include renewable energy, clean transport, energy efficiency, and biodiversity conservation.
Dividend payouts by banks are restricted by capital adequacy and asset quality metrics, ensuring prudent financial management. The Directions prevent declaration from unrealised gains or extraordinary profits.
RBI issues clear guidelines for identifying wilful and large defaulters to ensure transparency and prevent misuse of bank credit. Banks must report defaults and monitor fund usage to strengthen accountability.
The rules require realistic repayment schedules, timely renewals, strict monitoring of working capital accounts and mandatory stock audits for large NPAs. The strengthened IRACP norms aim to reduce slippages and ensure sound risk management across the banking sector.
RBI establishes comprehensive securitisation rules for commercial banks, detailing definitions, asset eligibility, risk assessment, and reporting obligations. The framework ensures prudent risk distribution and market transparency.
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DGFT aims to create a comprehensive database of NTMs, labelling norms, inspections, and certifications affecting Indian exports globally.
Under the new MoU, SEBI officers will receive training in digital forensics, cybersecurity, and related domains, enhancing investigative and regulatory capabilities.
Trustees must maintain accounts, update holders annually, and submit auditor certificates to the stock exchange before REF reimbursements, improving transparency and accountability.
This notice highlights how incomplete documents lead to repeated queries and slower assessments. It mandates comprehensive uploading and linking of all required records to ensure faster clearance and reduced dwell time.
