Accounts with no contributions for four consecutive quarters will be classified as dormant and charged reduced AMC. This lower fee continues until the account becomes active again.
RBI now requires financial institutions to factor in calamity risks while evaluating borrowers. This move ensures more resilient and realistic credit risk assessments.
RBI permits financial institutions to waive or reduce charges for customers in disaster-hit areas. The amendment ensures temporary financial relief and promotes responsible lending practices during crises.
RBI permits accounts slipping into NPA due to calamities to be upgraded to ‘Standard’ after resolution. This ensures relief to borrowers while maintaining regulatory discipline.
RBI mandates Regional Rural Banks to consider disaster impacts while evaluating loans. The move strengthens rural credit risk management and promotes responsible lending.
RBI establishes a structured resolution mechanism for borrowers impacted by natural disasters. The framework ensures timely relief while maintaining regulatory discipline and coordination.
RBI has amended credit risk rules requiring rural cooperative banks to consider calamity risks while assessing borrowers. The move strengthens risk evaluation and promotes resilient lending practices.
RBI now requires NBFCs to factor in calamity risks while assessing borrower creditworthiness. The move strengthens risk-sensitive lending and improves financial resilience.
RBI introduced new rules requiring banks to maintain services during calamities through temporary setups and alternative channels. The move ensures uninterrupted financial access and customer relief in affected regions.
RBI permits rural cooperative banks to operate from temporary premises during disasters. The move ensures uninterrupted banking access and supports affected communities.
