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The statement comes at a critical juncture with markets tanking on the basis of a short selling report from Hindenburg Research with the Adani Group caught in a maelstrom losing Rs 4.18 trillion in market cap in two trading sessions. The report by US-based investment research firm Hindenburg Research alleged that the group was engaged in

The SBI statement came at a critical juncture with markets tanking on the basis of a short selling report from Hindenburg Research with the Adani Group caught in a maelstrom losing Rs 4.18 trillion in market cap in two trading sessions.

Indias largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) said on Friday that its exposure to the Adani Group was well below the Reserve Bank of Indias (RBIs) Large Exposure Framework and was secured by cash generating assets.The statement comes at a ...

Finance > Banks & institutions > Companies (banking) > RBI 25 January 2021 Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed to introduce a scale-based regulatory framework, anchored on proportionality, for non-banking financial companies (NBFCs).  RBI said the proposed regulatory and supervisory framework of NBFCs shall be based on a four-layered structure – Base Layer, Middle Layer, Upper Layer and a possible Top Layer.  If the framework is visualised as a pyramid, the bottom of the pyramid, where...

Regulating NBFCs: RBI proposes bank-like norms for the top 30 January 22, 2021 Suggests four-layer pyramid structure, with progressive levels of regulation The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) plans to usher in a four-layered regulatory and supervisory framework for non-banking finance NBFCs as it embarks on the path of a scale-based regulation in the backdrop of the recent stress in the sector. In its discussion paper on “Revised Regulatory Framework for NBFCs -- a Scale-Based Approach”, RBI sa...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday proposed to introduce a scale-based regulatory framework for non-banking financial companies (NBFC) to segregate larger entities and expose them to a stricter set of “bank-like” rules. This is aimed at protecting financial stability while ensuring that smaller NBFCs continue to enjoy light-touch regulations and grow with ease. In a discussion paper released on its website, the central bank suggested a four-tier pyramid structure for the sector. Th...