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New NPA resolution norms are finely balanced

Lack of supervision It would have been much better if the RBI’s central board had highlighted where the existing departments fell short and then suggested a remedy
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Lack of supervision It would have been much better if the RBI’s central board had highlighted where the existing departments fell short and then suggested a remedy

Business Standard Editorial Comment
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has adopted a carrot-and-stick approach to the resolution of stressed assets. The new norms released last Friday have empowered banks to hammer out a resolution but have also put in place enough safeguards against any intent to evergreen stressed accounts. Lenders will be subject to stringent action, including higher provisioning and monetary penalties. Resolution plans shall provide for payment not less than the liquidation value due to dissenting lenders, the RBI said in its latest framework.

The most substantive change in the new stressed asset resolution norms two months after the Supreme Court struck

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