RBI brings new rule for banks to measure risks from derivatives, other such dealings
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The Reserve Bank of India has set a Rs 25,000 crore threshold for banks to adopt new credit risk approaches. Banks with considerable derivative exposure or international presence will come under this rule. Lenders below this threshold can choose alternative risk measurement…
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- 01The RBI set a Rs 25,000 crore threshold for banks to adopt new credit risk measurement approaches.
- 02Banks with considerable derivative exposure or international presence must adopt the new rule.
- 03Banks below the threshold can choose alternative risk measurement methods.