RISK BASED SUPERVISION
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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
What does CAMELS stand for in the context of bank supervision?
CAMELS stands for Capital adequacy, Asset quality, Management, Earnings, Liquidity, and Systems & controls — the six parameters used in the earlier compliance-based supervisory framework before RBS.
Which RBI department is primarily responsible for conducting Risk Based Supervision?
Department of Supervision (DoS)
What is the primary objective of Risk Based Supervision?
The primary objective of RBS is to identify vulnerabilities and risks in banks at an early stage so that corrective actions can be taken promptly, thereby preserving financial system stability and protecting depositors' interests.
What is the concept of 'risk matrix' used in RBS?
Tool mapping inherent risk against quality of risk management
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