NBFCs can retain or upgrade borrower accounts to standard upon resolution plan implementation. The amendment balances borrower relief with prudential safeguards.
The issue was whether buyback of shares attracts GST. It was held that since shares are securities excluded from GST, buyback is not taxable, though related services remain taxable with ITC eligibility.
The Supreme Court held that secretly recorded conversations can be admitted if relevant and legally compliant. Privacy rights do not override the need for truth in matrimonial disputes.
RBI mandates separate disclosure of provisions and detailed credit quality reporting. The ruling improves transparency and aligns financial statements with updated provisioning norms.
RBI revised credit risk transfer rules to align with updated asset classification norms. The amendment ensures consistent recognition, provisioning, and disclosure of acquired loans.
RBI mandates that penal charges apply only after a three-day delay and only on outstanding dues. The ruling protects customers from excessive penalties and ensures fair billing practices.
RBI introduced a timeline for declaring wilful defaulters after NPA classification. It ensures faster identification and strengthens credit discipline.
The amendment addresses inconsistencies in asset classification and provisioning norms. RBI aligned stressed asset resolution rules with the 2026 provisioning directions for uniform treatment.
RBI amended capital adequacy norms to align with updated provisioning standards. The changes clarify inclusion and exclusion of provisions in Tier 2 capital.
RBI clarified that project finance accounts may be classified as NPAs even before operations begin. The decision promotes early detection of stress based on recovery performance.
