Regulation and Control on
Deployment of Funds (144)
·
The
Present CRR and SLR requirement are 3% and 25% respectively.
·
New prudential Accounting Norms cover Capital Adequacy, Income Recognition,
Asset Classification and Provisioning
Capital
Adequacy
Income
Recognition and Asset Classification / Provisioning
·
No income can be taken to Profit and Loss account if the interest /
installment in a borrower account remains unpaid for a period of more than two
quarters from the ‘past due’ date. The account has to be designated as NPA.
·
Banks are required to classify accounts according to its performing or
non-performing. While interest on performing assets can be taken to P & L,
interest on NPA cannot be taken to P
& L
·
Banks
has to make provisions for NPA. Longer
the NPA, higher the
provisioning.
Deregulation of Interest Rates
Post-Reforms Regulation of Banks
On-site
Inspections and Off-Site Surveillance
Asset – Liability
Management
Prudential
Regulatory Measures
An advance is required to be classified as NPA if it is interest /
installment is not received for 90 days.
Reserve bank has also laid down Prudential Exposure Limits under which a
bank cannot lend in excess of 15% of its paid-up capital and free reserves
to a single borrower and 40% to a group of borrowers.
The
first Tranche of OSMOS returns
DSB1
|
Monthly report on Asset
Liability and Off Balance Sheet Exposures
|
DSB2
|
Quarterly report on
Capital Adequacy
|
DSB3
|
Quarterly Operating
Results
|
DSB4
|
Monthly report on Asset
Quality
|
DSB5
|
Quarterly Report on Large
Credits
|
DSB6
|
Quarterly Report on
Connected Lending
|
DSB7
|
Half-Yearly Report on
ownership and Control
|
The Second Tranche of
OSMOS returns
|
|
DSB 8
|
Monthly Return on
Structural Liquidity
|
DSB 9
|
Monthly Report on
Interest Rate Sensitivity
|
DSB 10
|
Monthly Report on
Sensitivity to Interest Rates – Forex
|
DSB 11
|
Monthly Report on
Maturity and Positio
|
DSB 12
|
Quarterly Report on
Operations of subsidiaries, Associates,
Joint
|
|
Ventures
|
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