Major reforms have been implemented in India's banking sector since 1991 including allowing up to 74% foreign investment in private banks, listing public sector banks on stock exchanges, and gradually liberalizing branch licensing requirements. Functional autonomy was given to public sector banks and information technology, know your customer compliance, anti-money laundering norms, monetary policy transmission, and risk management culture were all strengthened.
Major reforms have been implemented in India's banking sector since 1991 including allowing up to 74% foreign investment in private banks, listing public sector banks on stock exchanges, and gradually liberalizing branch licensing requirements. Functional autonomy was given to public sector banks and information technology, know your customer compliance, anti-money laundering norms, monetary policy transmission, and risk management culture were all strengthened.
Major reforms have been implemented in India's banking sector since 1991 including allowing up to 74% foreign investment in private banks, listing public sector banks on stock exchanges, and gradually liberalizing branch licensing requirements. Functional autonomy was given to public sector banks and information technology, know your customer compliance, anti-money laundering norms, monetary policy transmission, and risk management culture were all strengthened.
FDI+FII up to 74% allowed in private sector Listing of PSBs on stock exchanges Phased liberalisation of branch licensing.
Functional autonomy to PSBs.
Use of information technology Strengthening of Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-money Laundering (AML) norms Allocative efficiency and strengthen the transmission of monetary policy. Improvements in the risk management culture of banks.