Monday, 28 September 2026 IPO data updated 2 hours ago
Live GMP
A-One Steels India ₹405 ▲ +₹54 (13.3%) Moneyview ₹34 ▲ +₹14 (41.2%) Roopa Screen ₹64 ▲ +₹32 (50.0%) Bench Mark Infotech Services ₹110 ▲ +₹16 (14.6%) Acevector ₹32 ▲ +₹2 (6.3%) Orient Cables India ₹272 ▲ +₹85 (31.3%) German Green Steel Power ₹139 ▲ +₹27.5 (19.8%) Runwal Enterprises ₹305 ▲ +₹14.5 (4.8%) Dudani Retail ₹29 ▲ +₹3 (10.3%) Shah Investor's Home ₹167 ▲ +₹9 (5.4%) SRIT India ₹130 ▲ +₹32 (24.6%) Robokidz Eduventures ₹106 ▲ +₹80 (75.5%) FX Multitech ₹116 ▲ +₹6 (5.2%) ArMee Infotech ₹375 ▲ +₹8 (2.1%) Adroit Industries India ₹134 ▲ +₹53 (39.6%) Elevate Campuses ₹362 ▲ +₹4 (1.1%) Swastika Infra ₹185 ▲ +₹6 (3.2%) EverestIMS Technologies ₹85 ▲ +₹13 (15.3%) Vans Electroengineerings ₹118 ▲ +₹28 (23.7%) Green Asia Impex ₹90 GMP — Peshwa Wheat ₹101 GMP — Sai Urja Indo ₹113 GMP — Himalayan Solar ₹103 GMP — Shree TNB Polymers ₹52 GMP —

RBI Clarifies Agri Loan Classification Issues Are Bank-Specific, Rules Out Systemic Risk

RBI Clarifies Agri Loan Classification Issues Are Bank-Specific, Rules Out Systemic Risk

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has clarified that recent concerns around agricultural loan classification are limited to specific banks and do not pose any system-level risk to the broader banking sector.

Addressing market queries, the central bank stated that discrepancies observed in the classification of certain agri loans are institution-specific in nature.

The regulator emphasized that there is no evidence of widespread irregularities or systemic stress stemming from these issues.

The clarification comes amid heightened scrutiny of asset quality and compliance standards within the banking system. Market participants had raised concerns over whether misclassification of agricultural advances could have broader implications for financial stability.

However, the RBI reassured stakeholders that the overall health of the banking sector remains stable.

According to the central bank, supervisory engagement with the concerned banks is ongoing, and appropriate corrective measures are being taken where necessary. The RBI reiterated its commitment to maintaining robust regulatory oversight and ensuring transparency in loan classification practices.

The statement is expected to ease investor concerns, as it underscores that the matter does not reflect a structural weakness in the financial system but rather isolated compliance gaps at individual institutions.

Analysts believe the clarification should help stabilize sentiment in banking stocks, particularly those with significant rural and agricultural exposure.

The RBI has not indicated any immediate policy changes but reaffirmed that it will continue to closely monitor asset classification standards across lenders to safeguard financial stability.

This news is for information only and is not investment advice. Please do your own research before making investment decisions.