The RBI removed public sector lender from the Prompt Corrective Action Framework on complying with parameters like net non-performing assets and capital ratios
Central Bank of India has provided a written commitment that it would comply with the norms of Minimum Regulatory Capital, Net NPA and Leverage ratio on an ongoing basis, says RBI
Three different risk thresholds, three different yardsticks to measure PCA risk thresholds. The curns against the NBFC get progressively tightened as they breach higher threshold levels
The PCA being extended to NBFCs may prove to be a good decision for the long-term as it will encourage good practises and is also expected to improve governance
The PCA norms trigger if a bank's net NPA crosses 6 per cent or if CRAR (capital to risk weighted assets) is below the regulatory requirement of 10.88 per cent as of March 2019.
Lender inserts ads in several newspapers, issues public notice to explain its point on the FIR that was filed against it based on a complaint by Religare Finvest