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Framework for acceptance of Green Deposits- (Reserve Bank of India) (11 Apr 2023)

MANU/RMIC/0048/2023

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1.Climate change has been recognised as one of the most critical challenges faced by the global society and economy in the 21st century. The financial sector can play a pivotal role in mobilizing resources and their allocation thereof in green activities/projects. Green finance is also progressively gaining traction in India.

2. Deposits constitute a major source for mobilizing of funds by the Regulated Entities (REs). It is seen that some REs are already offering green deposits for financing green activities and projects. Taking this forward and with a view to fostering and developing green finance ecosystem in the country, it has been decided to put in place the enclosed Framework for acceptance of Green Deposits for the REs.

3. The framework shall come into effect from June 1, 2023.

Tags : FRAMEWORK   ACCEPTANCE   GREEN DEPOSITS  

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