RBI imposes Rs 2 crore penalty on RBL Bank

RBI acknowledged that this inch has no blueprint of adjudicating on the validity of any transaction or agreement entered into by the Bank for its customers.

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Edited By

Abhishek Sharma

Updated: Sep 27, 2021, 10: 18 PM IST

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday imposed a goal of Rs 2 crore on deepest bank RBL Bank for not complying with the tips of the Regulatory Compliance and Banking Law Act.

Following the supervisory evaluate of RBL Bank, the RBI has issued notices relating to violation of clear regulatory compliances and non-compliance with the provisions of the Banking Law Act relating to opening of savings accounts in the title of a co-operative bank and composition of the Board of Directors.

RBI has issued a discover about to the bank asking it to expose the reasons why a penalty would possibly well seemingly additionally goal level-headed not be imposed on it for violation and non-compliance with its directions and provisions of the Banking Law Act.

The apex bank acknowledged that after brooding in regards to the acknowledge of the bank to the show trigger discover about, the presentation made all the procedure via the deepest listening to and examination of the extra submissions made by the bank, RBI has come to the conclusion that the value of contravention/non-compliance were substantiated and warranted imposition of industrial penalty on the bank.

RBI extra acknowledged that this inch has been taken ensuing from a slash value in regulatory compliances. It has no blueprint of adjudicating on the validity of any transaction or agreement entered into by the Bank for its customers.

“This inch is consistent with deficiencies in regulatory compliance and will not be intended to notify upon the validity of any transaction or agreement entered into by the bank with its customers,” RBI acknowledged.

In one more assertion, RBI acknowledged that a goal of Rs 11 lakh has been imposed on Jammu and Kashmir Divulge Co-operative Bank Restricted, Srinagar for violation of clear sections of the Banking Law Act, 1949.

The statutory inspection of the bank develop into done by NABARD as regards to the monetary space of the bank as on 31 March 2019.

Real via the inspection, violation of Portion 23 as smartly as Portion 56 of the Banking Law Act, 1949 develop into detected as the Bank had opened its branches without prior approval of RBI.

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