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RBI DG raises concerns on 'excessive' unsecured borrowing, derivative euphoria in markets

Rao, who is currently in charge of monetary policy among other departments at RBI, said there was a need to ensure that excess financialisation through technology does not lead to over-leveraging.

February 21, 2025 / 12:52 IST
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Rao further said that RBI along with other financial sector regulators is taking progressive steps to educate the customers

The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Deputy Governor M. Rajeshwar Rao on February 21 showed concerns on excessive borrowing in unsecured segment and from derivative euphoria in the capital markets.

"Of late we have seen some concerns of excessive borrowing in unsecured segment and from derivative euphoria in the capital markets," said Rao said while addressing at IIM Kozhikode -NSE 2nd Annual Conference on macroeconomics, banking and finance.

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Rao said that financial institutions have to ensure customers understand the risk associated with the leveraged products and speculating investing.

"Financial entities have a duty to ensure that the customers fully understand the risks associated with the leveraged products and also speculative investing," Rao said.