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India's Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC)
The Financial Stability and Development Council (FSDC) is the Finance Minister-led forum where India's financial regulators and the Finance Ministry jointly watch systemic risk and steer the sector's growth. Its 30th meeting, held in New Delhi on 23 October 2026, urged closer vigilance against geopolitical uncertainty, an AI boom and a steep climb in global bond yields.
Last updated 24 October 20264 min read
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New card: the FSDC's set-up, chair, members and Sub-Committee, plus its 30th meeting's risk warnings and the new financial-sector cyber security strategy.
- FSDC
- financial stability
- Finance Minister
- RBI Governor
- FSCSS
- macro-prudential
- inter-regulatory coordination
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