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RBI plans to build a cadre for supervisory and regulatory roles

Will set up an institute, to be known as College of Supervisors, to train the cadre

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Somesh Jha New Delhi
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is planning to set up a new institute, to be known as the College of Supervisors, in Mumbai to train and build up a cadre for supervisory roles in the financial system. 

The institute will provide a one-year specialised training programme for the RBI officials, according to a plan discussed in the RBI’s meeting of the central board, chaired by Governor Shakti­kanta Das, in Chennai. The officials undergoing training at the institute will be required to go for re-certification every five years in a bid to adapt to any change in technology and circumstances. 

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