BES161/P4: BASEL-III Norms & recapitalization of Public Sector Banks in India
Mrunal Patel Mrunal Patel
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 Published On Apr 22, 2016

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- Bank of International Settlement (BIS) and its Committee on banking supervision in BASEL city of Switzerland.
- Technically wrong illustrations to simplify BASEL norms for laymen.
- Understanding the requirement of minimum capital to risk weighed asset ratio (CRAR) of 9%; tier-1 and tier-2 capital of a bank
- Requirement of additional 1.8 lakh cr. Capital for public sector banks (PSB) to comply with BASEL-III norms.
- How this recapitalization will be provided by Government of India (Rs.70,000) via Indradhanush plan, and remainder as equity and debt.
- How twin balance sheet problem is aggravating the recapitalization drive of public sector banks (PBSs)?

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