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RISK BASED SUPERVISION
What is Risk Based Supervision (RBS) in the context of Indian banking?
Risk Based Supervision is a supervisory approach where the intensity and frequency of supervisory oversight is aligned with the risk profile of a bank, focusing resources on higher-risk areas rather than applying uniform supervision to all institutions.
What is the primary difference between RBS and traditional transaction-based supervision?
RBS focuses on risks rather than individual transactions
Which regulatory body introduced Risk Based Supervision for banks in India?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) introduced Risk Based Supervision for commercial banks in India, replacing the earlier compliance-based CAMELS supervisory framework.
What is the meaning of 'supervisory concern' assigned to a bank under RBS?
Overall regulatory worry level based on risk and management quality
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