IIBF CERTIFICATION 2025 DAILY UPDATES
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KYC/AML, Debt Recovery Agent, Prevention of Cyber Crime and Fraud Management, MSME, Digital Banking, certified Credit Professional.
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CCP Q. Banks should not use credit balances in collection accounts to repay other facilities if their exposure is less than 10%.
Anonymous Poll
88%
TRUE
13%
FALSE
KYC/AML Q. The Egmont Group Secretariat is headquartered in Switzerland.
Anonymous Poll
87%
TRUE
13%
FALSE
ITF Q. The growth of logistics and transportation networks has reduced the cost and time for movement of goods internationally.
Anonymous Poll
95%
TRUE
5%
FALSE
KYC/AML Q. Insurance policies may be used for laundering through large payments followed by early cancellations.
Anonymous Poll
61%
TRUE
39%
FALSE
CCP Q. Infrastructure projects require separate appraisal due to their national importance and scale.
Anonymous Poll
94%
TRUE
6%
FALSE
KYC/AML Q. The Money Laundering Regulations 2019 in the UK apply to estate agents and casinos.
Anonymous Poll
90%
TRUE
10%
FALSE
Reserve Bank of India – Financial Stability Report (December 2025)

πŸ“˜ Nature of Report
Biannual assessment of systemic risks and resilience of India’s financial system, prepared by RBI in coordination with the FSDC sub-committee.

πŸ“ˆ Macroeconomic Assessment
β€’ Indian economy remains resilient despite global uncertainties 🌍
β€’ Strong domestic demand, public capital expenditure, and controlled inflation support stability
β€’ Growth momentum sustained in FY 2025-26 πŸš€

🏦 Banking Sector Strength
β€’ Asset quality at multi-decade best levels βœ…
β€’ Gross NPA ratio ~2.1 %–2.2 % (Sept 2025) β€” historic low πŸ“‰
β€’ Capital Adequacy Ratio (CRAR):
πŸ”Ή PSBs ~16 %
πŸ”Ή Private Banks ~18 %
(well above Basel III minimum threshold of 11.5 %)
β€’ Profitability and liquidity buffers remain strong πŸ’ͺ

πŸ§ͺ Stress Test Results
β€’ Even under severe macro-stress scenarios, banks remain above minimum regulatory capital norms πŸ›‘οΈ
β€’ Indicates high shock-absorption capacity of the system

⚠️ Key Risk Concerns Highlighted by RBI
β€’ Unsecured Retail Lending Risk πŸ”΄
– Unsecured loans form 50 %+ of fresh retail slippages
– Higher stress observed in borrowers with multiple loans
β€’ FinTech-led Credit Growth Risk πŸ“²
– Fintech lending growth ~36 % YoY
– Concentration in short-tenure, unsecured personal loans
β€’ Stablecoins & Crypto Risks πŸͺ™
– Threat to monetary sovereignty and policy transmission
– RBI reiterates preference for CBDC (Digital Rupee)
β€’ External Sector Risks 🌐
– Global geopolitical tensions
– Capital flow volatility and exchange rate pressures

🧭 Overall Assessment
β€’ Financial system remains stable, resilient, and well-capitalised
β€’ RBI advises heightened supervisory vigilance on unsecured lending and fintech partnerships
β€’ Focus on proactive risk management to sustain long-term stability

🎯 Exam-Oriented Keywords
Financial Stability β€’ Stress Testing β€’ GNPA at Historic Low β€’ Unsecured Loans Risk β€’ Fintech Credit β€’ Stablecoin Risk β€’ Capital Adequacy β€’ Systemic Resilience
KYC/AML Q. The hawala system leaves a detailed digital paper trail and is easy to track by regulators.
Anonymous Poll
30%
TRUE
70%
FALSE
TIRM Q. Overseas branches of Indian banks are allowed to participate in refinancing ECBs.
Anonymous Poll
75%
TRUE
25%
FALSE
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) & Regulatory Developments – Short Note (2025–26)

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the apex regulator ensuring stability, transparency, and resilience of India’s banking and financial system.

πŸ” Stronger Supervision & Governance
Shift to risk-based and intensive supervision
Higher focus on board accountability, internal controls, and audits

PCA framework activated for weak banks
⚠️ CRAR below 9%
⚠️ Deterioration in asset quality and profitability


πŸ’» Digital Banking & Cyber Security
Mandatory RBI authorisation for internet/mobile/digital banking
Board-approved IT & Cyber Risk Policy

πŸ“² Real-time transaction alerts compulsory
Defined customer liability limits for unauthorised digital transactions

πŸ†” KYC, AML & Account Monitoring
Strict enforcement of KYC under PMLA
A
ccounts with no customer-induced transactions for 24 months treated as inoperative
Re-KYC mandatory; non-compliance may lead to account restrictions

πŸ“€
Mandatory STR/CTR reporting to FIU-IND

πŸ“‰ Asset Quality & Prudential Norms
Early stress identification through SMA-0 / SMA-1 / SMA-2
CRILC reporting
compulsory for borrower exposure of β‚Ή5 crore and above

Pro
visioning norms:
πŸ”Έ Substandard: minimum 15%
πŸ”Έ Doubtful: up to 100%
πŸ”Έ L
oss assets: 100%

πŸ›‘οΈ Customer Protection & Fair Practices
E
mphasis on transparent pricing and consent-based selling
Strengthened Internal Ombudsman mechanism
Faster and effective grievance redressal under Integrated Ombudsman Scheme

πŸ’‘
FinTech, Payments & Digital Lending
R
egulatory sandbox for innovation
Strict oversight on UPI, PPIs, and digital lending apps
M
andatory disclosure of APR, fees, recovery practices
B
anks fully responsible for loans sourced via fintech partners

🏦 Capital & Liquidity Stability

Basel III norms:
βœ… C
ET-1: 5.5%
βœ… C
apital Conservation Buffer: 2.5%
βœ… Total capital requirement: 11.5%

LCR minimum: 100%
Liq
uidity managed through LAF, MSF, SDF, OMO

🎯 Curr
ent Regulatory Focus
Cyber r
esilience πŸ”
Strong governance πŸ›οΈ
Customer protection πŸ‘₯
Sustainable and responsible credit growth πŸ“Š
KYC/AML Q. FIUs were created to centralize receipt, analysis, and dissemination of financial information related to money laundering.
Anonymous Poll
95%
TRUE
5%
FALSE
ITF Q. Under a high-seas sale agreement, the HSS seller must pay the overseas supplier as per their contract terms.
Anonymous Poll
93%
TRUE
7%
FALSE
Reserve Bank of India – Financial Stability Report (December 2025)

πŸ“˜ Nature of Report
Biannual assessment of systemic risks and resilience of India’s financial system, prepared by RBI in coordination with the FSDC sub-committee.

πŸ“ˆ Macroeconomic Assessment
β€’ Indian economy remains resilient despite global uncertainties 🌍
β€’ Strong domestic demand, public capital expenditure, and controlled inflation support stability
β€’ Growth momentum sustained in FY 2025-26 πŸš€

🏦 Banking Sector Strength
β€’ Asset quality at multi-decade best levels βœ…
β€’ Gross NPA ratio ~2.1 %–2.2 % (Sept 2025) β€” historic low πŸ“‰
β€’ Capital Adequacy Ratio (CRAR):
πŸ”Ή PSBs ~16 %
πŸ”Ή Private Banks ~18 %
(well above Basel III minimum threshold of 11.5 %)
β€’ Profitability and liquidity buffers remain strong πŸ’ͺ

πŸ§ͺ Stress Test Results
β€’ Even under severe macro-stress scenarios, banks remain above minimum regulatory capital norms πŸ›‘οΈ
β€’ Indicates high shock-absorption capacity of the system

⚠️ Key Risk Concerns Highlighted by RBI
β€’ Unsecured Retail Lending Risk πŸ”΄
– Unsecured loans form 50 %+ of fresh retail slippages
– Higher stress observed in borrowers with multiple loans
β€’ FinTech-led Credit Growth Risk πŸ“²
– Fintech lending growth ~36 % YoY
– Concentration in short-tenure, unsecured personal loans
β€’ Stablecoins & Crypto Risks πŸͺ™
– Threat to monetary sovereignty and policy transmission
– RBI reiterates preference for CBDC (Digital Rupee)
β€’ External Sector Risks 🌐
– Global geopolitical tensions
– Capital flow volatility and exchange rate pressures

🧭 Overall Assessment
β€’ Financial system remains stable, resilient, and well-capitalised
β€’ RBI advises heightened supervisory vigilance on unsecured lending and fintech partnerships
β€’ Focus on proactive risk management to sustain long-term stability

🎯 Exam-Oriented Keywords
Financial Stability β€’ Stress Testing β€’ GNPA at Historic Low β€’ Unsecured Loans Risk β€’ Fintech Credit β€’ Stablecoin Risk β€’ Capital Adequacy β€’ Systemic Resilience
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CCP Q. Capital Conservation Buffer (CCB) must be maintained in the form of Common Equity Tier 1 capital.
Anonymous Poll
88%
TRUE
12%
FALSE
KYC/AML Q. Administrative model FIUs can request additional information from financial institutions.
Anonymous Poll
87%
TRUE
13%
FALSE
TIRM Q. CLNs provide higher yields to investors by exposing them to specific credit events.
Anonymous Poll
93%
TRUE
8%
FALSE
DRA Q. Non-credit products can be offered by MFIs without customer consent.
Anonymous Poll
39%
TRUE
61%
FALSE