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RBI plans changes in credit risk rules
October 08, 2025
|Mint Chennai
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday proposed changes to the way banks assign risk weightage to loans and the so-called expected credit loss framework, in a move aimed at aligning domestic regulations with global norms.
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The proposed changes seek to ease the risk weightage, or capital that must be set aside, for different types of loans.
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