Banks can include government securities worth up to 16 percent of their NDTL in their LCR calculations, compared to 15 percent under earlier guidance.
April 30, 2022The facility allows banks to deposit excess liquidity at the RBI, without the central bank having to provide government securities as collateral in exchange.
April 16, 2022The measures include liquidity for bank lending to businesses, continued regulatory exemptions, and an additional round of restructuring and moratoria flexibility.
May 6, 2021The move will provide banks additional liquidity to buy more government bonds and help calm investors who are nervous about a sudden spike in yields.
September 6, 2020