The RBI has replaced the earlier customer liability framework with comprehensive rules governing fraudulent electronic banking transactions. The revised Directions require stronger fraud prevention systems, customer safeguards, and structured compensation mechanisms.
The RBI has amended the NBFC Financial Statements and Disclosure Directions by exempting fully owned and Government-controlled Upper Layer NBFCs from specified disclosure provisions. The amendment aligns regulatory requirements with the unique governance framework applicable to Government-owned entities while retaining existing disclosure norms for other NBFCs.
RBI has amended its NBFC Governance Directions to exempt fully government-owned and controlled Upper Layer NBFCs from specified governance provisions, easing compliance while maintaining the broader regulatory framework.
RBI has removed concentration risk exemptions for Government-owned NBFCs, requiring them to comply with prudential exposure limits based on their regulatory layer while allowing existing breaches to run off under specified conditions.
RBI has amended the Scale Based Regulatory Framework by making asset size of ₹1 lakh crore the primary criterion for identifying Upper Layer NBFCs and simplifying the classification process.
RBI has amended the methodology for calculating Net Open Position and capital charge for foreign exchange risk applicable to Standalone Primary Dealers. The revised framework introduces a standardized approach effective from April 1, 2027.
RBI has amended the capital adequacy framework for AIFIs by introducing a revised methodology for calculating foreign exchange risk and Net Open Position. The amendment aligns prudential norms with international standards and becomes effective from April 1, 2027.
RBI has introduced a uniform framework for calculating capital requirements on foreign exchange and gold open positions, strengthening market risk management for Rural Co-operative Banks from April 1, 2027.
The RBI has introduced a revised methodology for calculating Net Open Position and foreign exchange risk capital for Urban Co-operative Banks. The amendment strengthens prudential regulation and ensures consistent implementation from April 1, 2027.
The RBI has introduced a comprehensive framework for calculating Net Open Position and capital requirements for foreign exchange and gold exposures of Regional Rural Banks. The amendment strengthens prudential regulation through a standardized methodology effective from April 1, 2027.
