The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed additional measures to promote ease of doing business, capital adequacy and market development.
The measures aim to facilitate better utilisation of the Bank Board’s time, after a comprehensive review of all our extant instructions.
It also aims to facilitate ease of doing business by MSMEs, RBI plans to dispense with the requirement of due diligence while onboarding them on TReDS platforms
To support banks’ capital adequacy, the following measures have been announced:
a) The condition regarding NPA provisioning for inclusion of quarterly profits in CRAR computation to be removed.
b) To dispense with the requirement to maintain an Investment Fluctuation Reserve (IFR) as an additional buffer to hedge against depreciation in the value of investments.
c) To permit certain additional categories of non-bank entities in this market segment.
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Published on April 8, 2026