Contents - आरबीआय - Reserve Bank of India
Contents
Foreword |
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List of Select Abbreviations |
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Overview |
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Chapter I : Macrofinancial Risks - An Assessment |
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Global Growth |
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International Financial Markets |
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Prolonged Accommodative Policies – Downside Risks |
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Domestic Growth |
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Systemic Liquidity Index |
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Fiscal Consolidation |
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External Sector Vulnerabilities |
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Gold Imports |
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Financial Savings |
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Credit Cycles in the Indian Economy |
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Capital Market Issuers - Composition |
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Corporate Sector |
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Systemic Risk Survey |
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Chapter II : Financial Institutions: Soundness and Resilience |
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Risks to the Banking Sector |
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Distress Dependencies and Inter-connectedness |
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Banking Stability Measures (BSMs) |
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Network Analysis |
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Soundness and Resilience |
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Pension System in India |
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Chapter III : Financial Sector Regulation and Infrastructure |
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Regulatory Infrastructure |
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Payment and Settlement Systems |
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Financial Stability and Development Council |
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Product Innovations in India |
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Regulatory Initiatives for Financial Inclusion and Financial Stability |
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Annex : Methodologies |
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LIST OF BOXES |
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1.1 |
Household Physical and Financial Savings in India |
1.2 |
Greater Credit Expansion Warranted as a Countercyclical Tailwind |
2.1 |
Restructuring of Advances |
2.2 |
Variable Rate Deposits |
3.1 |
Extraterritorial Implication of Regulations |
3.2 |
Challenges in Relying on Internal Models for Calculation of Capital Charge |
3.3 |
Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2012 |
3.4 |
Strengthening Regulation of the Shadow Banking System |
3.5 |
Challenges in Migrating to Central Clearing |
LIST OF CHARTS |
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1.1 |
Macro Stability Map and Financial Markets Stability Map |
1.2 |
GDP Growth in Advanced Economies |
1.3 |
GDP Growth in EDEs |
1.4 |
10 yr-Sovereign Bond Yield |
1.5 |
Growth in Loans to the Private Sector in the Euro Area |
1.6 |
Movement in Equity Indices of Advanced Economies |
1.7 |
Movement in Equity Indices of EDEs |
1.8 |
Commodity Price Indices |
1.9 |
The Systemic Liquidity Index |
1.10 |
Y-o-Y Growth in Indian Exports and Imports |
1.11 |
Financing of India’s Current Account Deficit |
1.12 |
1-Month Implied Volatilities of Various Currencies against the US dollar |
1.13 |
Saving and Investment Rates in India |
1.14 |
Household Savings |
1.15 |
Movement in Prices of Household Assets |
1.16 |
Bank Credit and House Prices |
1.17 |
Credit Cycle and GDP Growth |
1.18 |
Composition of the Sources of Credit to the Commercial Sector |
1.19 |
Sector-wise Share in Resource Mobilisation |
1.20 |
Share of Categories of Issues in Resource Mobilisation |
1.21 |
Movement in Indian Equity Indices |
1.22 |
DII and FII Net Inflows into Indian Equity Markets |
1.23 |
Change in Perception over the past six months |
2.1 |
Banking Stability Indicator and its Components |
2.2 |
Banking Stability Map |
2.3 |
Movements of JPoD and BSI |
2.4 |
Movement of Toxicity Index of Select Banks |
2.5 |
Movement of Vulnerability Index of Select Banks |
2.6 |
Systemic Inter-linkages among Select Banks: Cascade Effect |
2.7 |
Size of the Interbank Market |
2.8 |
Network of the Banking System – September 2012 |
2.9 |
Network of the Financial System – June 2012 |
2.10 |
Contagion Impact of the Failure of Two Large Borrower Banks in the Inner Core of the Banking System |
2.11 |
Loss of Capital of the Banking System due to the Failure of Top 10 Connected Banks |
2.12 |
Loss of Capital of the Banking System due to the Failure of Five Most Connected Banks at Different Levels of LGD |
2.13 |
Loss of Capital of the Banking System due to the Failure of Top 10 Connected Banks under Different Distress Conditions |
2.14 |
Flowchart Representing the Propagation of a Liquidity Contagion11 |
2.15 |
Liquidity Contagion due to the Failure of a Large Lender Bank |
2.16 |
SCBs’ Lending to Non-bank Financial Entities |
2.17 |
SCBs’ Borrowing from Non-bank Financial Entities |
2.18 |
Exposure of Banks to NBFCs as a percentage of Capital Funds |
2.19 |
Exposure of Insurance Companies to SCBs as per cent of Policy Holders’ Liabilities |
2.20 |
Borrowing of Banks from AMCs as per cent of their Total Capital |
2.21 |
Growth Rate in Advances of Bank Groups |
2.22 |
CRAR - Bank-groups |
2.23 |
Growth in Risk Weighted Assets - Bank Groups |
2.24 |
Gross NPA Ratio |
2.25 |
Growth in Gross NPAs |
2.26 |
Trends in Slippages |
2.27 |
Restructured Standard Advances to Gross Total Advances |
2.28 |
Trend in number and value of cases under CDR |
2.29 |
Industry-wise break-up of value under CDR - June 2012 |
2.30 |
Exposure to Power Sector |
2.31 |
Asset Quality and Provision Coverage : Impact of Restructuring |
2.32 |
Asset Quality and Provision Coverage : Cross Country Comparision |
2.33 |
Projection of System Level CRAR of SCBs |
2.34 |
Projection of Bank-group wise GNPA ratio |
2.35 |
Projection of Bank-group wise CRAR |
2.36 |
Share of Top 20 Individual Borrowers in Total Advances |
2.37 |
Bulk Deposits to Liabilities ratio vis-a-vis excess SLR: Size-wise Distribution – September 2012 |
2.38 |
International Liabilities of Indian Banks |
2.39 |
Foreign Claims of Indian Banks |
2.40 |
Notional Principal Outstanding in Derivatives Market |
2.41 |
Share of Interbank Segment in Total Derivatives Transactions – September 2012 |
2.42 |
Contagion Loss as a percentage of Capital Funds – September 2012 |
2.43 |
MTM in Customer Segment as ratio of Capital Funds – September 2012 |
2.44 |
Impact of Application of Shocks as on March 31, 2012 and September 30, 2012 |
2.45 |
Change in Net MTM as ratio of Capital Funds of Banks – September 2012 |
2.46 |
Growth rate in EBPT, PAT, Interest Income and Interest Expenses |
2.47 |
Growth rate (Y-o-Y) in some select items of incomes - All SCBs |
2.48 |
Provisioning Coverage Ratio - SCBs |
2.49 |
Impact of NPA Shocks on Capital Position: SUCBs – September 2012 |
2.50 |
Liquidity Risk: ALM Mismatch - SUCBs – September 2012 |
2.51 |
Trends in Capital to Risk Weighted Assets Ratio |
2.52 |
Trends in Gross NPA Ratio |
2.53 |
Trends in Return on Assets |
2.54 |
Sources and Uses of Funds – As on June 30, 2012 |
2.55 |
Trends in Advances to Real Estate Sector |
2.56 |
Trends in Exposure to Capital Market |
2.57 |
Trends in Select Sources of Funds - IFCs |
3.1 |
Operational Risk Weighted Exposures of the Banking system |
3.2 |
Amount Involved in Outstanding Cases of Frauds |
3.3 |
Intra Group Exposures in case of One Large Financial Conglomerate |
3.4 |
Intra Group Exposures as a Percentage of Capital Funds of the Bank in the Group |
3.5 |
Share of Branches and Subsidiaries of Foreign Banks to Total Assets – as on end-2008 |
3.6 |
Size of Other Financial Intermediaries |
3.7 |
Average Annual Growth of Other Financial Intermediaries Sector Pre- and Post-Crisis |
3.8 |
Percentage Distribution of Settlement Systems (in value) |
3.9 |
Percentage Distribution of Settlement Systems (in volume) |
3.10 |
Forex Market Volatility and Margin (Initial and Volatility Margins) collected by CCIL |
3.11 |
Forex Market Volatility and Change in Initial Margins collected by CCIL |
3.12 |
Settlement Statistic for Cash Market in BSE and NSE |
3.13 |
Settlement Statistics for Equity Derivatives Market of NSE |
3.14 |
Settlement Statistics for Equity Derivatives Market of BSE |
3.15 |
Insurance Penetration in Select Countries |
3.16 |
Insurance Density in Select Countries |
3.17 |
Action Plan for NSFE |
LIST OF TABLES |
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1.1 |
External Sector Vulnerability Indicators |
1.2 |
Aggregated Ratios for 12 Select Companies from 8 Corporate Groups |
1.3 |
Major Risk Groups identified in Systemic Risk Survey: October 2012 |
1.4 |
Various Risks identified in Systemic Risk Survey: October 2012 |
1.5 |
Perception on occurrence of high impact events and their impact on Indian financial system |
2.1 |
Share in the Interbank Market |
2.2 |
Impact of Distress Conditions on Contagion Loss |
2.3 |
Impact on Availability of Systemic Liquidity due to the Failure of a Large Lender Bank |
2.4 |
Stress Tests - Credit Risk: Gross Credit – September 2012 |
2.5 |
Macroeconomic Scenario Assumptions |
2.6 |
Projection of System Level GNPA Ratios of SCBs |
2.7 |
Projected Sectoral NPA |
2.8 |
Banks' Exposure to their Top 20 Individual Borrowers |
2.9 |
Liquidity Ratios |
2.10 |
Liquidity Risk: SCBs – September 2012 |
2.11 |
Interest Rate Risk – Trading and Banking Books – September 2012 |
2.12 |
Relative Size of the Derivatives Market in India –March 2012 |
2.13 |
Performance Parameters of RRBs |
2.14 |
Select Financial Soundness Indicators of SUCBs |
3.1 |
Premium under Life Sector: Bancassurance Vs Other Channels |
3.2 |
Premium under Non Life Sector: Bancassurance Vs Other Channels |
3.3 |
Exposure of NSCCL and BSE to Banks |
3.4 |
Financial Inclusion Initiatives |
3.5 |
Progress under FIP for the period March 2010 to September 2012 |