Archive · 7 Oct 2026
RBI Sets ₹25,000 Crore Threshold in Revised Counterparty Risk Norms
The RBI has finished new rules about a kind of risk banks face when dealing with other parties.
Banks with ₹25,000 crore or more are required to use the standardised approach.
Smaller banks can choose between two existing methods, called CEM and SA-CCR.
The article does not say when the rules begin.
The Reserve Bank of India has finalised a framework for counterparty credit risk.
The framework sets a ₹25,000 crore threshold for banks required to use the standardised approach.
Banks below the threshold may continue to choose between the existing CEM and SA-CCR.
The revised norms concern the standardised approach to counterparty credit risk.
The article does not specify when the framework will take effect.
- Who
- The Reserve Bank of India and banks.
- What
- The RBI finalised a counterparty credit risk framework that sets a threshold for using the standardised approach.
- Framework
- Finalised by the RBI
- Subject
- Counterparty credit risk
- Threshold
- ₹25,000 crore
- Banks at or above threshold
- Required to adopt the standardised approach
- Banks below threshold
- May choose between the existing CEM and SA-CCR