The Department of Financial Services has approved Viability Plan 2.0 for Regional Rural Banks, a three-year programme running from 2025-26 to 2027-28. It targets better operational efficiency and stronger financial stability through four pillars: operational excellence, asset quality, profitability, and growth. The DFS will monitor key metrics including CRAR and digital adoption to measure progress.
DFS has reportedly started seeking data from banks on war hit small and medium enterprises, asking for details on specific sectors affected. People familiar with the matter say banks are being asked about industries such as Morbi based ceramics and restaurants that were hit by LPG shortages, to map the scale of disruption and guide next steps.
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