🚀📚 Promotion तैयारी शुरू करें – One Video Solution
🏦 Applicable for PSU Banks, RRBs, Cooperative Banks
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Classification of Financial Market
(IIBF – Treasury Investment and Risk Management)

🔹 Based on Maturity of Instruments

💰 Money Market
Deals in short-term funds
⏳ Maturity: Up to 1 year (≤ 12 months)

🎯 Objective: Liquidity management

📌 Key points:
Treasury Bills: 91 / 182 / 364 days
Commercial Paper & Certificates of Deposit: 7 days to 1 year
Call Money: Overnight
⚠️ Low risk, low return

🏗️ Capital Market
Deals in medium and long-term funds
⏳ Maturity: More than 1 year (> 12 months)

🎯 Objective: Capital formation

📌 Instruments: Shares, bonds, debentures, government securities
⚠️ Higher risk with higher return potential
🔹 Based on Issue of Securities

🆕 Primary Market
Issue of new securities
💸 Funds move directly to issuer
📌 Includes IPOs, FPOs, rights issue, private placement

🔁 Secondary Market
Trading of existing securities
💱 Funds move between investors
🎯 Provides liquidity and price discovery
🔹 Based on Nature of Instruments

📄 Debt Market
Fixed income and fixed maturity instruments
📌 Examples: Bonds, debentures, T-bills
⚠️ Lower risk, predictable returns

📈 Equity Market
Represents ownership in companies
📌 Returns through dividends and capital appreciation
⚠️ High risk due to market volatility

🔹 Based on Regulation

🏛️ Organized Market
Regulated and transparent
📌 Includes stock exchanges and RBI-regulated money market

⚠️ Unorganized Market
Informal and less regulated
📌 Includes money lenders and indigenous bankers

🔹 Based on Settlement & Trading

⚡ Spot Market
Immediate or near-immediate settlement
📌 Typically T+1 / T+2

🧮 Derivatives Market
Based on underlying assets
📌 Futures, options, swaps
🎯 Used for hedging, speculation, and arbitrage
⚠️ High risk due to leverage

🔹 Based on Geography

🇮🇳 Domestic Financial Market
Transactions within the country
Governed by domestic regulations

🌍 International Financial Market
Cross-border transactions
📌 Includes forex market and international bond market

⭐ Exam Memory Triggers
🕒 Money Market = ≤ 1 year
🏗️ Capital Market = > 1 year
🆕 Primary = New issue
🔁 Secondary = Trading
📄 Debt = Fixed income
📈 Equity = Ownership

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RBI Financial Stability Report – Key Highlights (Latest)
Reserve Bank of India

🏦 Banking System Health
📉 Gross NPAs declining: Expected to fall to ~1.9% by March 2027 under baseline scenario
🛡️ Strong buffers: Provision Coverage Ratio around 75%+
💰 Capital strength: CRAR comfortably above regulatory minimum of 11.5% (including CCB)
📊 Profitability stable: ROA and ROE maintained, though NIM under mild pressure due to higher deposit costs

⚠️ NBFC & HFC Risk Outlook
📈 Higher stress than banks: GNPA may rise to ~2.9% by September 2026
🔍 Risk drivers: High funding costs, ALM mismatches, unsecured retail/MSME exposure
🧭 Regulatory focus: Closer supervision on leverage, liquidity, and bank–NBFC interconnectedness

🌍 Macro & Systemic Risks
🔄 Credit–deposit gap widening, creating liquidity pressure
🌐 Global spillovers: Geopolitical risks, capital flow volatility, global rate cycles
🖥️ Technology risks: Cyber threats and fintech dependencies

💱 Crypto & Digital Money View
🚫 RBI flags private stablecoins as a systemic risk
✅ Preference for CBDC (Digital Rupee) to protect monetary sovereignty

🎯 Overall Assessment
✅ Indian banks remain stable and resilient even under stress scenarios
🔁 Risk concentration shifting from banks to NBFC sector, requiring enhanced vigilance

📝 Exam-Focused Points to Remember
GNPA (Banks): ~1.9% by March 2027
GNPA (NBFCs – stress): ~2.9% by Sept 2026
Minimum CRAR: 11.5% including Capital Conservation Buffer

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❌ Debit–Credit galat ho raha hai?
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Sector Health and Asset Quality – Latest Update (Indian Banking Sector)

📉 Gross NPA Ratio: Declined to ~2.1% (Sept 2025), the lowest level in multiple decades, reflecting sustained improvement in asset quality.

✅ Net NPA Ratio: Around 0.5%, supported by strong provisioning and recoveries.

🛡️ Provision Coverage: Remains robust, giving banks adequate buffers against future stress.

📊 Slippage Ratio: Continued downward trend, indicating fewer fresh NPAs entering the system.

🏦 Profitability: Strong earnings driven by stable credit growth, controlled costs, and lower credit losses; ROA and ROE remain healthy.

💰 Capital Adequacy: Banks maintain capital levels well above regulatory minimums, enabling absorption of macroeconomic shocks.

🔍 Stress Tests: RBI assessments indicate banks are among the healthiest in over a decade, resilient even under adverse scenarios.

⚠️ Risk Watch Areas:
Unsecured retail lending (credit cards, personal loans)
Increasing bank–NBFC interlinkages
External/global spillover risks

🔮 Outlook: Under baseline conditions, GNPA projected to decline further towards ~1.9% by March 2027, with system-wide stability intact.

This reflects a structurally stronger, well-capitalised, and resilient Indian banking system as per the latest RBI assessments.

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📑 Revised limits decoded
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