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Reserve Bank of India makes certain exceptions to current account norms

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The norms were supposed to be operational from November 5, but the RBI had deferred it till December 15, pending some clarification and a section of frequently asked question

Anup Roy Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday made certain exceptions to its current account norms in terms of specific accounts mandated under various statutes and regulatory requirements.
 
The central bank had in its August monetary policy said no bank can open current account for a customer who has availed cash credit or overdraft facility from others in the banking system, and from now on, all transactions will now have to be routed through the cash credit, or overdraft account.
 
The norms were supposed to be operational from November 5, but the RBI had deferred it till December 15, pending

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