Reserve Bank of India is entrusted with regulating the currency and credit system of the country to its advantage so as to maintain stability of the financial system. To this end, Reserve Bank prescribes necessary regulatory framework for its Regulated Entities (REs). With the growth of the REs in terms of number as well as scale of operations, increase in adoption of innovative technologies and enhanced customer outreach, a need is felt to develop better industry standards for self-regulation. 

Contents 1. Introduction 2. Market Structure 3. Review of Market Timing 4. Impact on Clearing, Settlement and Risk Management 5. Summary of Recommendations List of Abbreviations 1. Introduction Background 1.1. The Reserve Bank has, from time to time, been receiving requests for extension of timings for certain markets such as currency futures and Over-the-Counter (OTC) foreign exchange market. Accordingly, it was announced as a part of the Statement on D

Contents 1. Background 2. The Regulatory Sandbox: Principles and Objectives 3. Regulatory Sandbox: Benefits 4. Regulatory Sandbox: Risks and Limitations 5. Regulatory Sandbox – Eligibility Criteria for Participating in the Sandbox 6. Design Aspects of the Regulatory Sandbox 7. The Sandbox Process and its Stages in a Regulatory Sandbox 8. Statutory and Legal Issues 9. Disclosure 1. Background 1.1 The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) set up an inter-regu

DRAFT SCHEME (To be Notified in the Official Gazette) The Reserve Bank (Depositor Education and Awareness Fund) Scheme, 2014 The Reserve Bank of India, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-sections (1) and (5) of Section 26A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (10 of 1949) and of all the powers enabling it in this behalf, hereby makes the following Scheme, namely:- Chapter I 1. Short Title and Commencement: (i) This Scheme may be called The Reserve Bank (Deposi

Table of Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations Executive Summary Chapters 1. Introduction 2. Recent Global Developments in Financial Benchmark 3. Overview of Indian Financial Benchmarks 4. Benchmark Quality and Setting Methodology 5. Governance Framework 6. Regulatory oversight 7. Summary of Recommendations Annex - Extract of Chapter 2 of IOSCO’s Final Report: ‘Principles for Financial Benchmarks’ Bibliography Acknowledgements The Commit

Contents Approach and recommendations Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Major recommendations of the Basel Committee Chapter 3: Empirical work for CCCB framework for India Chapter 4:Supplimentary indicators Chapter 5: Release phase Chapter 6: Other issues Annex 1 Annex 2 Abbreviations Bibliography Approach and Recommendations 0.1 Businesses are prone to the impact of boom-bust economic cycles. Banking business is no exception to this; rather b

No. Contents Letter of Transmittal List of Select Abbreviations 1 Summary 2 Introduction Section I - Macro Issues 3 Recent Trends in Gold Imports and External Sector Stability 4 Role of Banks in Gold Imports and Retailing of Gold Coins 5 Dematerialisation of Gold – Scope for Introduction Section II - Micro Issues – Gold Loan NBFCs 6 Gold loan market in India – An overview 7 Recent Trends in Gold Loans and Influence on Gold Imports 8 Rec

CONTENT Section Executive Summary Introduction Cross Country Experience Domestic Experience Summary of Recommendations Annex I – Questionnaire for Market Participants Annex II – Cross Country experience of Mortgage Market Annex III – Tier II Bonds Vs Long-Term Bonds Annex IV - Bibliography Annex V - Acronyms Executive Summary Banks have the freedom to offer loans on a fixed or floating interest rate basis, subject to conformity with their asset

Section I A. Introduction and Background 1. The first decade of the twenty-first century has seen a universal recognition for spreading financial literacy among people. The concept of improving financial literacy as a national project has been gradually building. Most of the countries are adopting a unified and coordinated national strategy for financial education. Given the fact that India is having large population, a fast growing economy with national focus on incl

Contents Chapter No. Title I Background II Introduction III Government Securities Market IV Retail Participation in the G-Sec Market V Interest Rate Derivatives Market VI Summary of Recommendations Annex I Composition of the Group and its Terms of Reference Annex II Experts and institutions consulted by the Group Annex III Consultation with experts/institutions - Questionnaire Annex IV Cross-Country Experience (A) Summary of Liquidity