SBI Research indicates FCNR(B) deposits may yield substantial profits for banks and the RBI. The report refutes earlier estimates of significant financial losses from the scheme. Mobilized funds could support additional bank credit and generate considerable interest income. Hedging costs are considered manageable, and the RBI could see added profitability. This scheme's liquidity will support credit demand amid outflows and...
FCNR(B) scheme could yield Rs 5.5 trillion notional profit for banks, RBI: SBI Research
SBI Research indicates FCNR(B) deposits may yield substantial profits for banks and the RBI. The report refutes earlier ...
By Dhallo News · September 19, 2026 at 10:24 AM IST
Source: Economic Times - Companies
SOURCE: Economic Times - Companies
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