Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
India launches risk-based deposit insurance premiums April 1, 2026, adjusting costs by bank risk, boosting efficiency and safety.
India’s Reserve Bank is launching a risk-based deposit insurance premium system on April 1, 2026, replacing a flat rate with tiered premiums based on banks’ risk profiles.
Stronger banks may pay as little as 8 paise per Rs.
100, achieving up to a 33% discount, while weaker banks face higher costs.
ICRA estimates the change could boost return on assets by nearly 4 basis points for top banks and about 3 bps sector-wide, benefiting roughly 80% of deposits.
Additional vintage-based incentives may reduce premiums by up to 25%.
The reform, administered by the DICGC under RBI oversight, aims to promote better risk management and could support future increases in the deposit insurance limit.
India’s insured deposit ratio stood at 41.5% as of March 2025, among the highest globally.
India lanza primas de seguro de depósitos basadas en riesgos el 1 de abril de 2026, ajustando los costos por riesgo bancario, aumentando la eficiencia y la seguridad.