Even under stress, none of the banks is expected to breach the minimum regulatory CRAR requirement of 9 percent, though two banks may need to dip into the capital conservation buffer (CCB) under adverse scenario 1 and four banks under adverse scenario 2, in the absence of fresh capital infusion.
Regulators warn that privately issued digital money could undermine trust, trigger runs and weaken monetary policy transmission
Within insurers’ portfolios, the share of G-Secs declined marginally to 39.5 percent from 40.3 percent, while SGS fell to 20.2 percent from 21.4 percent
India’s banks are in the pink of health and would remain so in FY25 as well, according to the RBI.
High capital, profitability and low bad loans characterise banks’ resilience, but India’s capital markets are still vulnerable
On an incremental basis, bank lending to NBFCs declined in H2FY24 even as the latter’s overall cost of funds increased, said Reserve Bank of India’s financial stability report
Banks held 64.6 percent of their investments in the HTM category, which is not subject to mark-to-market valuation, the report has said
Private credit, essentially provided by non-bank lenders to corporates on a bilateral basis, has grown four-fold over the last ten years, the RBI's financial stability report has said
The RBI has said that while a closely linked financial system is efficient and desirable, such links must be monitored as they can also become sources of stress at best and of instability at worst.