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RBI ask banks, NBFCs to strengthen risk data reporting, changes timeline for filing

The Master Direction provides a broader framework to understand the purpose of the returns and harmonises the timelines for their submission, RBI said in a release.

February 27, 2024 / 18:26 IST
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Reserve Bank of India
Reserve Bank of India

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on February 27 asked banks and non-banking finance companies to strengthen reporting of risk data in their domestic and overseas bank units, besides changing timeline for filing risk data report by different lenders.

In its master direction on the filing of supervisory returns for supervised entities released today the RBI said the idea behind the circular is to bring clarity, brevity and harmonization for banks and NBFCs for submission of returns and improve compliance.

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The central bank in the revised guidelines said all audited returns of commercial banks should be filed within 5 working days from the date of signing of the Auditor’s report. In the earlier guidelines, the timeline was with 7 days.

The RBI said regulated entities needs to file alance Sheet Analysis (BSA) – Annual Return within 5 working days from the date of signing of the Auditor’s report. Interest Rate Sensitivity Return (IRS) for all the month shall be submitted within 15 days for commercial banks, RBI said.