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RBI weekly summary
RBI let urban co-operative banks buy IDPIC equity, replaced the monthly calamity-relief return with a half-yearly CIMS filing, and fined CICs and NBFCs.
The week in brief
Urban Co-operative Banks may invest in equity shares of the Indian Digital Payment Intelligence Corporation to take membership. The Second Amendment Directions take effect immediately.
Regulated entities must file a half-yearly CIMS return on natural-calamity relief within 30 days of 30 September and 31 March. The monthly scheduled commercial bank return stops from 1 July 2026.
AD Category-I banks no longer file the annual list of branches holding rupee accounts of non-resident banks, or unadjusted five-day overdrawals by overseas correspondents.
RBI fined TransUnion CIBIL ₹26.83 lakh, CRIF High Mark ₹6.90 lakh and Equifax ₹1.19 lakh for delayed customer-compensation credits, and fined Hinduja Leyland Finance and Sammaan Finserve for microfinance pricing and CRILC reporting failures.
RBI ran large VRRR auctions to absorb surplus liquidity, including a ₹6 lakh crore 15-day operation on 31 August and a ₹7 lakh crore 30-day auction set for 7 September.
The Q1 2026-27 current account deficit was US$ 4.2 billion, or 0.5 percent of GDP. RBI also released July services trade and sectoral bank credit data.
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