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RBI issues revised Basel Pillar 3 disclosure framework for commercial, small finance and payments banks

01 Aug 2026
1 min

RBI's Revised Basel Pillar 3 Disclosure Framework

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued 10 amendment directions to revise its Basel Pillar 3 disclosure framework. This update aims to strengthen market discipline by enhancing public disclosures for various banking entities.

Key Objectives

  • Market Discipline: The amendments aim to improve market discipline through comprehensive disclosures.
  • Transparency: The framework seeks to improve transparency about banks' capital positions and risk exposures.

Scope and Applicability

  • Applies to commercial banks, small finance banks, and payments banks.
  • Disclosure requirements apply across all regulated banking entities.
  • Banking groups must disclose at the top consolidated level; non-top entities must publish standalone disclosures.

Disclosure Requirements

  • Banks must establish a formal disclosure policy approved by their boards.
  • Year-end Pillar 3 reports must include key policy elements.
  • All disclosures are subject to internal review and control processes.

Prudential Norms Covered

  • Capital adequacy
  • Asset-liability management
  • Governance
  • Financial statement presentation

Future Directions

  • Separate templates for market risk, operational risk, counterparty credit risk, credit valuation adjustment, and leverage ratio for commercial banks will be issued.
  • Feedback on these templates will be considered before issuance.

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