RBI directed urban co-operative banks to confirm in annual reports whether deposit insurance premiums were paid to DICGC on time. Any delay or arrears must also be clearly disclosed.
RBI amended disclosure rules requiring Regional Rural Banks to report whether DICGC deposit insurance premiums were paid on time. The change follows the Risk-Based Premium framework and strengthens financial transparency.
After DICGC introduced the Risk-Based Premium framework, RBI revised financial statement disclosure norms requiring Local Area Banks to report deposit insurance premium payment status.
RBI amended financial disclosure rules requiring payments banks to report DICGC deposit insurance premium payments and confirm whether they were made within prescribed timelines.
RBI requires small finance banks to disclose deposit insurance premium payments and confirm whether they were paid within prescribed timelines in annual financial statements.
RBI introduced new disclosure requirements requiring banks to report timely payment of deposit insurance premiums to DICGC. The amendment strengthens transparency in financial reporting.
The notification allows exemption from e-way bill for vehicles moved solely for testing purposes. It clarifies that non-supply transactions can qualify for relief subject to strict compliance.
The amendment to Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules introduces a graded public shareholding requirement based on company size. Larger companies may list with lower percentages but must gradually increase public shareholding.
The government amended Notification 45/2025-Customs to include SBER Bank in List 14. Imports linked to this entry are allowed only for domestic consumption between 25 June 2025 and 31 March 2026.
RBI instructed financial institutions to ensure no accounts exist in the names of individuals or entities listed under the updated UN Taliban sanctions list as part of anti-terror compliance.
