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'No free lunch, but RBI to cut stability cost'
Mint Ahmedabad
|November 08, 2025
The Reserve Bank of India is looking to promote efficiency and innovation without undermining financial stability, Governor Sanjay Malhotra said on Friday, stressing that every regulatory change carries a cost that the central bank is mindful to minimize.
“Werecognize that justlike therearenofree lunches, regulation toenhancestability too is not devoid of costs. There are trade-offs between stability and efficiency,” Malhotra said at the SBI Banking and Economics Conclave 2025 in Mumbai. “It will be our attempttostrike therightbalance, keeping in view the benefits and costs of each and every regulation.”
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