Delhi HC: Passing Off is a Distinct Right, Which Resides in its Own Common Law Space || Delhi HC Seeks ICICI’s Response on Plea Alleging Lack of Accessibility Standards for PWDs || Bombay HC: Saying ‘I Love You’ in with No Sexual Intent Isn’t Sexual Harassment || Rajasthan HC: Centre & State to Issue Directions Regarding Excessive Use of Mobile Phones by Children || Allahabad HC: Undressing Woman but Failing to Commit Intercourse Amounts to ‘Attempt to Rape’ || MP HC: Taxpayers with Appeals that are Pending are Eligible for 50% Relief under Samadhan Scheme || Del. HC: Indian Citizen Apprehending Arrest for Offence Committed Abroad Can Invoke Sec. 438 of CrPC || Delhi HC: Can Grant Ad-Interim Maintenance without Filing Specific Application || Delhi HC: Govt. to Take Steps for Involving Mental Health Professionals in Premature Release Process || Del. HC: “Goodwill” for Purposes of Passing off, is in the Name Under Which Business Is Done

Review of risk weights assigned to sovereign debt- (Reserve Bank of India) (10 Mar 2016)

MANU/RMIC/0034/2016

Banking

The Reserve Bank of India reviewed and determined risk weights assigned to exposures to domestic sovereigns. Exposure to Central Government, fund and non-fund based, claims will bear a zero risk weight, as will claims guaranteed by the Central Government. Whereas investments in State Government securities will similarly be assessed at zero risk weight, claims guaranteed by State Governments will be assessed at 20 per cent risk weight – and at 100 per cent if the State guaranteed loan remains in default for more than 90 days.

Tags : RISK WEIGHT GOVERNMENT LOAN GUARANTEE

Share :