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RBI Regulatory Actions 2026
This card logs the Reserve Bank of India's non-monetary actions in 2026: the directions it issues to banks and finance companies, its penalties, its Section 35A curbs and its licensing changes. On 7 October 2026 the Bank made two Basel III capital rules for commercial banks final, both effective 1 April 2027, and named 31 December 2026 as the target for Account Aggregator interoperability.
Last updated 7 October 20267 min read
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Adds the 7 October Basel III rules on CVA and SA-CCR, effective 1 April 2027, and Account Aggregator interoperability by 31 December 2026; trims the card to its core.
- Reserve Bank of India
- monetary penalty
- Section 35A
- co-operative banks
- KYC directions
- Central Board of Directors
- Scale Based Regulation
- DICGC
- Amanath Co-operative Bank
- Banking Regulation Act
- U.P. Civil Secretariat Primary Co-operative Bank
- money mules
- SRO-FT
- NBFC registration
- SARFAESI
- RBI
- KYC
- Foreign Portfolio Investors
- monetary penalties
- NBFC
- banking regulation
- Basel III
- credit valuation adjustment
- SA-CCR
- account aggregator
- Second Schedule
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