domain | rbi.org.in |
summary | The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken numerous measures to manage and stabilize India's financial sector amidst ongoing challenges, including COVID-19. These actions encompass appointments like Shri Kesavan Ramachandran as an Executive Director; withdrawal changes in banknotes with varying denominations up to 2000 units for cash management purposes.
The RBI also released a Financial Stability Report (June 2025), issued directions on the Aadhaar Enabled Payment System, and set auction calendars. The International Investment Position reported at March's end indicated India's external debt status as of that time along with projected market borrowings by state governments in Q2-Q3 2025.
Further initiatives included guidelines for Foreign Exchange Reserves variations during April-March 2024-25; a review on the Balance of Payments performance and private corporate business sector outcomes. The RBI's Bulletin June 2025, as well as convocation addresses such as Governor Sanjay Malhotra’s at IIT Kanpur in June '22, were also part of this period.
Policy discussions ranged from priority lending norms to Small Finance Banks; meetings with Monetary Policy Committees outlined various financial parameters and Basel III frameworks. The RBI focused on liquidity standards like the Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) as well as transitioning arrangements amidst COVID-19 stresses such as those for large exposures, import payments timelines extensions, foreign portfolio investors' investment relaxations.
Additionally, measures included a comprehensive review of trading and settlement timings across various markets under regulated by Reserve Bank; recruitment announcements were made. RBI also released project finance directions in 2025 alongside KYC amendments to strengthen customer identification processes amidst evolving financial inclusion perspectives provided at HSBC's Mumbai event on June '25 as part of their regulatory outlook.
Keynote addresses for Unlock BFSI '2.0', a speech addressing the importance and limits (moving boundaries) concerning Financial Inclusion, were given by RBI Governors in August 2020 along with other significant remarks reflecting upon developments like liquidity facilities against gold/copper loans; amendments to account regulations such as Updation Periodic Update KYC processes for various bank categories.
The document also touches on several monetary policy statements from previous years and the evolving banking landscape amidst regulatory measures, technological advances in digital transactions safety campaigns by RBI employees were highlighted.
In summary, this content captures a snapshot of India's central bank's comprehensive efforts to manage financial stability during an unprecedented time marked heavily with COVID-19 related challenges affecting global markets at large. |
title | Reserve Bank of India |
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keywords | bank, reserve, press, speeches, policy, overview, release, india, notifications, faqs, statement, resolution, framework, information, rate, march, committee |
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created | 2024-02-12 |
updated | 2025-07-01 |
summarized | 2025-07-01 |
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