RBI introduced stricter rules for acquisition finance and lending to intermediaries to control risk exposure. The framework ensures prudent lending and financial stability.
RBI revised concentration risk guidelines to include broader exposure categories and stricter limits. The move strengthens risk management and safeguards financial stability.
A new payment aggregator facility now allows customs duty payments through UPI, credit, and debit cards. This reform simplifies transactions and improves ease of doing business. The key takeaway is faster, more flexible payment options for importers.
The RBI clarified that IPCs will be treated as financial guarantees with a 100% credit conversion factor. However, capital is required only on the capital market exposure portion, with a 125% risk weight applied.
Banks must now report detailed capital market exposures including investments, advances, and underwriting commitments. The amendment aligns disclosures with updated credit norms.
The RBI has updated its guidelines to permit acquisition and bridge finance for promoter stakes in new companies. This move enhances flexibility in corporate financing structures.
RBI introduced detailed rules on loans against eligible securities, including LTV limits and collateral norms. The amendment strengthens risk monitoring and restricts high-risk lending practices.
CBIC has extended transitional provisions under SCMTR till 30 June 2026 due to incomplete system development and testing. Stakeholders must ensure accurate electronic filings during this extended period.
The notification introduces a one-time 30-day extension for export, re-export, and re-import deadlines. It aims to address delays caused by geopolitical developments and ease compliance for exporters.
The circular introduces mandatory Form I and Form II for SWFs to claim tax exemptions. The ruling ensures structured application and reporting to prevent misuse while enabling eligible benefits.
