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El Banco de la Reserva de la India propone nuevas medidas regulatorias para el sector bancario

El Banco de la Reserva de la India ha anunciado actualizaciones regulatorias, entre ellas la reanudación de la concesión de licencias en régimen de 'ventanilla abierta' para los Bancos Cooperativos Urbanos y la revisión de las directrices sobre tasas de interés para las entidades reguladas.

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El Banco de la Reserva de la India propone nuevas medidas regulatorias para el sector bancario
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The Reserve Bank of India is resuming 'on tap' licensing for Urban Co-operative Banks and updating rules on concentration risk and lending interest rates.

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The Reserve Bank of India has unveiled fresh regulatory measures for the country's banking system. The central bank will resume issuing licenses for Urban Co-operative Banks on an 'on tap' basis after a 20-year hiatus. Additionally, it is revising 2008 guidelines on concentration risk for Rural Co-operative Banks and proposing a unified framework for interest rates on advances across all regulated entities to improve operational transparency and monetary transmission.

Why this matters

These regulatory changes aim to expand access to co-operative banking licenses, strengthen risk management, and bring greater transparency and consistency to interest rate calculations for borrowers.

Background

Licensing for Urban Co-operative Banks had been paused for two decades before RBI issued a discussion paper in January 2026. Concentration risk guidelines for rural banks had not been updated since 2008.

Key terms

Urban Co-operative Banks (UCBs)
Primary co-operative banks operating in urban and semi-urban areas in India.
On Tap Licensing
A regulatory facility allowing applicants to apply for a banking license at any time rather than during specific window periods.
MCLR / EBLR
Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate and External Benchmark Lending Rate, internal and external benchmarks used by Indian banks to price loans.
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  • The Reserve Bank of India has unveiled fresh regulatory measures for the country's banking system.
  • The central bank will resume issuing licenses for Urban Co-operative Banks on an 'on tap' basis after a 20-year hiatus.
  • Additionally, it is revising 2008 guidelines on concentration risk for Rural Co-operative Banks and proposing a unified framework for interest rates on advances across all regulated entities to improve operational transparency and monetary transmission.

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Additionally, it is revising 2008 guidelines on concentration risk for Rural Co-operative Banks and proposing
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El Banco de la Reserva de la India ha anunciado importantes medidas de política regulatoria y de desarrollo orientadas a modernizar la supervisión financiera, ampliar la concesión de licencias bancarias y estandarizar las prácticas de tasas de interés en todas las instituciones financieras reguladas.

Tras una pausa de dos décadas en la emisión de nuevas licencias para los Bancos Cooperativos Urbanos (UCB), el banco central decidió reanudar la concesión de licencias bajo la modalidad de ventanilla abierta ('on tap'). La decisión se produce tras recibir las observaciones de las partes interesadas sobre un documento de debate publicado en enero de 2026, y en breve se publicará un borrador formal de directrices para consulta pública.

Además, el banco central está revisando las normas prudenciales para la Gestión del Riesgo de Concentración en los Bancos Cooperativos Rurales (RCB). El marco actual, regulado por las instrucciones del Acuerdo de Monitoreo Crediticio establecidas en 2008, se está revisando con el fin de gestionar los riesgos de préstamo concentrado al tiempo que se apoya el crecimiento del sector bancario cooperativo.

El organismo regulador también propuso una racionalización basada en principios de las directrices sobre tasas de interés para todas las Entidades Reguladas. Este esfuerzo busca armonizar las reglas entre las instituciones, perfeccionar los elementos operativos de los marcos MCLR y EBLR, y estandarizar las prácticas relativas a la convención de recuento de días y las fechas de reajuste de referencia para mejorar la transparencia en la fijación de precios de los préstamos.

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5 Aug, 06:23
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