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RBI proposes banks to disclose detailed information on capital, risks under Basel Pillar 3The Reserve Bank of India is introducing new rules for banks under Basel III. Lenders will soon publish detailed information quarterly on c...- Liquid fund inflows at a 7-year high as investors avoid riskLiquid funds saw a record inflow of over ₹46,000 crore in April, the highest in seven years. This surge was driven by ample money in the ba...
- PSBs tap liquidity buffer to meet strong loan demandPublic sector banks are seeing their liquidity coverage ratios decline. This trend is driven by strong loan demand outpacing retail deposit...
- India banks’ credit growth seen outpacing deposits in FY27: AnalystsBank credit growth is set to outpace deposit expansion in fiscal 2027. Analysts predict credit will grow 12-14% while deposits rise 10-12%....
- NBFCs seek easing of LCR norms, propose graded haircuts for bonds; finance ministry asks RBI to review industry demandNBFCs have urged the finance ministry to replace flat LCR haircuts on lower-rated bonds with a graded system to boost liquidity and incenti...
- New LCR norms could help banks expand credit by 7%New banking rules starting April 1 will empower lenders to boost credit by an estimated 7 percent. Banks can now use their existing liquidi...
- Pvt lenders to log higher liquidity coverage ratios gains on wholesale depositsNew banking rules starting April 1 will boost liquidity coverage ratios for banks holding more wholesale deposits. Private lenders are set ...
- Rikin Shah on 5 banks that will benefit more from final LCR normsThe Reserve Bank of India's revised LCR norms offer banks respite by easing liquidity requirements. This move, particularly beneficial for ...
- Bank stocks jump up to 2% as RBI eases final LCR norms, offers relief to lendersThe final regulations have set an added ‘run-off’ factor of 2.5% for retail and small business deposits that are accessible through interne...
- RBI eases final liquidity coverage ratio norms, offers relief to banksThe Reserve Bank of India has eased liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) norms for banks, giving them more flexibility in managing funds. The fin...
- RBI may ease LCR norms to help banks amid tight liquidity: Jefferies ReportThe RBI may relax Liquidity Coverage Ratio norms to infuse more liquidity into the banking system, possibly including the Cash Reserve Rati...
- Bankers, check! RBI seeks information on impact of new LCR rulesThe Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has requested commercial banks to report the impact of the proposed stringent liquidity coverage ratio (LCR...
- RBI's draft LCR norms could hit lending: Banks to FinMinBanks have raised concerns to the finance ministry about the Reserve Bank of India's proposed changes to the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR)...
- Tighter LCR norms: Banks to provide feedback by August-endThe RBI's new norms essentially translate into a greater requirement for banks to deploy more funds in HQLA, which could be quickly liquida...
- G-sec demand may rise by Rs 4-5 lakh cr as new LCR norms come into playThe new norms would also impact net interest margins (NIM) as the stock of low yielding g-sec rises in banks' books, and intensify competit...
- Aligning LCR norms for small biz accounts with Basel standards, RBI hikes funds cap by 50 pcIssuing the revised Basel III framework on liquidity standards -- liquidity coverage ratio (LCR), liquidity risk monitoring tools and LCR d...
- NBFCs ask RBI to relax timeline for liquidity coverage normsNBFC want the RBI to relax the timeline to implement the minimum LCR norms by a year.
- India's banking norms 'rigorous' than Basel frameworkAfter a detailed assessment that took into account 14 components, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision today said India complies with...
- SLR cut credit positive for banks, says Moody'sRBI reduced SLR, the minimum amount of Government securities (G-secs) that banks have to hold as a per cent of their deposits.
- Finmin requests RBI for relaxing capital adequacy normsRBI deferred the implementation of Basel III, the global capital norms for banks, by three months to April 1.
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