It is not quite sure as to how this will work out in the times to come. But the RBI has plugged this gap in
Category: RBI–Banks
NPA crisis: RBI does well not to water down resolution norms – The Financial Express
RBI has also warned banks against ever-greening accounts While the new guidelines on stressed assets put out by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) do
RBI’s norms to give more headroom to lenders to resolve big ticket NPAs: SBI Report – The Hindu BusinessLine
Reserve Bank’s new guidelines to deal with bad loans will provide lenders the headroom and flexibility for resolution of large ticket stressed asset cases under
Scheduled banks healthier now as gross NPA ratio dips in FY19 – NEWS – The Hindu BusinessLine
There was a significant improvement in asset quality of scheduled commercial banks (SCBs) in 2018-19 as the gross NPA ratio declined to 9.3 per cent
New NPA norms balanced, offer banks, borrowers a big breather – The Economic Times
Analysts at rating agency CrisilNSE 1.24 % and American brokerage BofA-ML Monday termed the new bad loan resolution framework issued over the weekend as “balanced” as it gives a
BoB puts accounts worth over Rs 9k cr on block as NCLT process gets delayed – The Economic Times
The bank, which has become the third largest lender after it amalgamated Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank with itself in April this year, has narrowed
RBI’s new bad loan norms incomplete–Economic Times
The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) replacement for the February 12 Circular, which the Supreme Court had struck down on technical grounds, does not really
Resolution reset – The Hindu BusinessLine
RBI’s revised debt management rules must be accompanied by systemic reforms The RBI’s Prudential Framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets, a diluted version of a
ET View: New RBI Circular offers defaulters little wiggle room – The Economic Times
Companies have been lobbying to avoid that initial labelling as a defaulter. That wish has not been granted. The new Prudential Framework for Resoluton of
RBI circular a welcome step; provides more freedom to bankers: Indian Banks’ Association – The Economic Times
The Reserve Bank’s new circular for resolution of stressed assets is propelled by provisioning requirements and gives more freedom to bankers in taking decisions, Indian Banks’
RBI revised framework offers some leeway to defaulters — check new rules – The Financial Express
Lenders must enter into an inter-creditor agreement (ICA) to to work on the resolution and also set out the rights and duties of majority lenders,
RBI issues revised norms to deal with stressed assets – The Hindu BusinessLine
Gives lenders 30 days to review an account in case of default Following the quashing of its ‘revised framework for resolution of stressed assets’ by
RBI lobs ball in banks’ court to deal with resolution – The Hindu BusinessLine
The much-awaited revised version of the contentious February 2018 circular, is a less stringent framework to deal with stressed assets. The new directive does away
RBI issues revised norms to deal with stressed assets – The Hindu BusinessLine
Gives lenders 30 days to review an account in case of default Following the quashing of its ‘revised framework for resolution of stressed assets’ by
RBI lobs the ball into government’s court–Economic Times
The Monetary Policy Committee has confined itself to the routine tinkering of rates, guided as it is by its mandate to contain inflation as measured
RBI votes for growth | Business Standard Editorials
The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) Monetary Policy Committee has done exactly what the doctor ordered: It reduced the benchmark repo rate by 25 basis
Lowering rates may not really lead to the push required for growth | Business Standard News
With the monetary policy committee (MPC) already indicating in the last two policies that inflation would not be the only factor that would drive the decision on interest rate
MPC acts on cue to revive the economy – The Hindu BusinessLine
Against the backdrop of NBFC crisis, the RBI’s rate cut and decision to review the liquidity framework are appropriate The Monetary Policy Committee of the
Beyond the policy rate cut – The Hindu BusinessLine
The RBI needs to ready a contingency plan to deal with the snowballing of the NBFC crisis With inflation staying below 3 per cent, economic
After RBI delivers, the big question: Will the banks yield, too? – The Hindu BusinessLine
Significant easing of liquidity is critical for better transmission The RBI delivered on expected lines and cut its policy repo rate by 25 bps. While the central
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