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February 23, 2026
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Mis-selling prohibition: banks must stop bundling non-bank products and refund customers with compensation when mis-selling occurs.
Banks must stop mis-selling non-bank financial products and prioritise core banking-mobilising deposits, improving CASA, understanding customers, and lending responsibly. The Finance Minister supported RBI draft guidance that mandates full refunds and compensation for mis-selling and highlighted regulatory gaps between banking and insurance supervisors. The RBI characterised upcoming stricter mis-selling norms as consumer protection measures with effect from the announced implementation timeline.
February 23, 2026
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Workplace certification signals sustained employee trust and cultural investments as bank advances toward universal banking transition.
AU Small Finance Bank's consecutive workplace certification, grounded in employee feedback and an improved Trust Index Score, evidences its focus on employee trust and culture. The recognition reflects targeted investments in leadership, learning and development, inclusion, career mobility and a strengthened digital and IT capability to create future-ready roles, supporting the Bank's strategic progression toward universal banking.
February 23, 2026
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Regulatory clarity for crypto mining: compliance with tax, KYC and disclosure regimes shapes viable mining operations.
India's bitcoin mining market is professionalising as buyers shift to energy efficient ASICs and localised support while infrastructure improvements enable co location and data centre deployments. Electricity availability and sustainability measures (including hybrid renewables and off peak strategies) materially affect operational viability. Mining remains permitted within broader tax, AML, exchange control and emerging disclosure frameworks; operators should observe tax and KYC obligations, transparent accounting, and anticipate formalised reporting or environmental disclosure requirements.
February 23, 2026
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Gold import monitoring: government and RBI flag a recent import spike while keeping external account risks in check.
The government and the Reserve Bank of India are monitoring gold imports after a sudden January surge in value and volume; the RBI is analysing data, attributes part of the rise to global central bank purchases and domestic seasonal demand, and considers the situation not yet alarming while noting the current account remains manageable and external-sector resilience intact.
February 23, 2026
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Taxation of capital gains shifted to the company's residence; dividend rates, PE and information exchange provisions updated.
The Amending Protocol reassigns full taxing rights on capital gains from company share sales to the company's State of residence, removes the MFN clause, replaces a single dividend rate with a split withholding regime based on a ten percent ownership threshold, aligns the Fees for Technical Services definition with an established bilateral model, and expands Permanent Establishment to include Service PE.
February 23, 2026
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Banking and regulatory career preparation integrated into a BBA accelerates readiness for Grade A and Grade B recruitment while studying.
An institution launched an integrated BBA programme that combines an accredited undergraduate degree with concurrent, exam aligned preparation for Grade A and Grade B banking and regulatory recruitment. The modular curriculum covers quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English, finance, economics, current affairs, and interview training, delivered by faculty experienced in elite competitive examinations. The programme emphasises mentorship, mock testing, and time optimisation across three undergraduate years to prepare candidates for public sector regulatory posts and allied private financial sector roles.
February 23, 2026
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Quality-led manufacturing: institutionalise uniform standards and testing to convert market access into sustained export competitiveness.
Policy emphasis focuses on a quality-first agenda anchored in the zero defect, zero effect vision to convert expanded market access into export growth. A five-pillar roadmap mandates standard operating processes with continuous compliance and inspection, skilling and reskilling, gap analysis and global benchmarking, streamlined testing and certification, and shared modern testing infrastructure. Government support will finance testing facilities and assist micro and small enterprises in meeting international conformity requirements. The National Quality Conclave's multi-city, sector-specific consultations will feed into a National Quality Roadmap for Manufacturing to coordinate action across government, regulators and industry.
February 23, 2026
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Mis selling safeguards: banks must stop pushing non bank products and refocus on deposit mobilisation and lending.
The Finance Minister urged banks to stop mis selling non bank financial products and focus on core functions of deposit mobilisation and lending. She identified a regulatory gap between banking and insurance regulators that enabled unnecessary insurance sales. The RBI's draft guidelines require full refunds and compensation for mis sold products, invited public feedback until March 4, and set a proposed implementation date of July 1; the RBI also emphasised deposit and credit growth and its approach to policy rate decisions and liquidity provision.
February 23, 2026
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International drug trafficking leads to seizures and arrests after coordinated police and customs operation
An investigation targeted an international drug trafficking syndicate that used export consignments, logistics firms and courier services to smuggle psychotropic tablets abroad. Police coordination with Customs led to interception of a shipment misdeclared as household goods and, after obtaining police custody remand, a joint raid at a port warehouse recovered and seized a massive quantity of psychotropic tablets, following earlier local seizures and successive arrests that mapped the syndicate's supply chain roles.
February 23, 2026
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Tariff policy struck down spurs market rally while raising questions about future trade renegotiations and investor positioning.
The invalidation of the reciprocal tariff policy prompted investor reassessment of trade risks and the possible scope of renegotiations, boosting domestic equities-notably banks, power, FMCG and consumer discretionary-while IT faced pressure; currency moves, long-term yields, crude prices and a shift in institutional flows (foreign selling, domestic buying) moderated the overall market response.
February 23, 2026
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Currency movement: rupee edged higher as oil and dollar softened, but outflows and geopolitics limited gains.
Rupee appreciation to 90.87 was driven by falling global crude and a weaker dollar but capped by foreign fund outflows and geopolitical concerns; importers and FPIs bought dollars on dips, intraday volatility was influenced by equity and debt yields, and the RBI reported a rise in forex reserves.
February 23, 2026
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Mis-selling offence under criminal law prompts banks to stop cross-selling and face refund and compensation obligations.
Mis-selling of financial products is treated as a criminal offence under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita; the RBI's draft mis-selling guidelines require banks to refund the full amount paid and compensate customers for any loss under an approved policy, with the draft open for public feedback and stricter norms proposed to take effect from July 1. The Finance Minister urged banks to focus on core banking activities and address a regulatory gap between banking and insurance oversight, while the RBI framed the guidance within broader deposit, credit growth and liquidity considerations.
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SEBI registered advisory: protects investors through fiduciary duty, transparency, suitability and grievance mechanisms.
Unregulated investment advice creates significant investor risk due to lack of accountability and remedies. SEBI registration imposes qualification, recordkeeping, communication limits, and a duty to act in clients' best interests. Registered advisers must provide transparent fee and risk disclosures, assess client suitability, document recommendations to create an audit trail, and operate within formal grievance redressal frameworks, while promoting investor education and disciplined long-term planning.
February 23, 2026
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Emergency powers ruling overturns IEEPA-based tariffs, prompting alternative trade-law tariffs and international uncertainty over trade arrangements.
A high-court decision invalidated tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, leading the administration to propose replacement duties under an alternative trade statute. The shift raises questions about US tariff authority, potential refunds for taxes collected under the invalidated measures, and the stability of negotiated trade arrangements, while affected trading partners pursue assessments and diplomatic consultations to mitigate harm to exporters.
February 23, 2026
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Trade policy uncertainty after external tariff changes prompts review and rescheduling of bilateral negotiators' meeting.
Commerce ministry is reviewing recent foreign tariff changes and their impact on trade negotiations; the Finance Minister said it is too early to comment and that the negotiating delegation must decide timing for further talks. A planned meeting of chief negotiators to finalise an interim trade pact was rescheduled, and the ministry's Joint Secretary, Darpan Jain, is India's chief negotiator. The government affirmed it will continue pursuing bilateral and regional trade agreements to expand market access.
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Bank fraud monitoring: RBI says it is overseeing an IDFC First Bank fraud and finds no systemic issue.
Reserve Bank of India is monitoring an alleged fraud at IDFC First Bank and has indicated no systemic issue. IDFC First Bank disclosed the fraud involved certain employees and others at a Chandigarh branch affecting a specific set of Haryana government-linked accounts, and said the misconduct is confined to those government accounts and does not extend to other customers of the branch.
February 23, 2026
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Forensic audit validity confirmed, enabling banks to proceed with fraud account classification after a higher court quashed a prior interim stay.
Division bench overturned a single-judge interim stay that had restrained banks from classifying certain accounts as fraud, finding the stay illegal and perverse. The banks and an audit firm had appealed, asserting the forensic audit was legally valid and disclosed serious fund siphoning and misutilisation; the prior stay rested on challenges to the audit's compliance with RBI guidelines and the auditor's qualifications, which the division bench rejected.
February 23, 2026
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Tariff authority curtailed, prompting mixed market moves and heightened regulatory uncertainty across trade, crypto, and commodities.
The cancellation of broad presidential import levies removed a central trade policy instrument and prompted immediate market adjustments: equity futures fell, Asian indices were mixed, bitcoin dropped sharply, and precious metals rose. The incumbent plans alternative measures, including a global tariff via executive order and Commerce Department investigations, leaving trade policy and market expectations uncertain while growth, inflation, and corporate guidance continue to influence volatility.
February 23, 2026
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Illegality of presidential tariffs undermines executive tariff authority, prompting legal challenges and reshaping trade negotiation dynamics.
The judicial invalidation of the presidential tariff program undercuts executive unilateral tariff authority and invites legal challenges to successor emergency tariff measures, prompting reassessment of trade negotiations and reliance on discretionary tariffs without concrete balance of payments predicates.
February 23, 2026
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Index of Eight Core Industries shows overall growth, with cement and steel leading while oil and gas sectors decline.
The combined Index of Eight Core Industries rose provisionally by 4.0 per cent year on year in January 2026, with Cement, Steel, Electricity, Fertilizers and Coal recording positive monthly growth while Crude Oil and Natural Gas declined and Refinery Products remained unchanged. The cumulative April-January 2025-26 growth is reported as 2.8 per cent (provisional). The release provides industry weights, monthly and annual indices, notes that January data are provisional and December data final, and explains methodological inclusions and revision practice.

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TransUnion CIBIL and State Bank of India's YONO App Collaborate to Integrate CIBIL Score and Report into Everyday Digital Banking

February 24, 2026

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SBI YONO customers can now securely access and monitor their CIBIL Score on the SBI YONO app, including the CIBIL Report, report analysis and score simulator features Mumbai, Maharashtra, India – Business Wire India TransUnion CIBIL, India’s leading credit information company, today announced the integration of the consumer CIBIL Score and Report into State Bank of India’s (SBI) You Only Need One (YONO) app. Seamless incorporation of the score and report allows the bank’s customers to securely access and monitor their CIBIL Score and wider credit information when they use the app. The integration also includes report analysis, ‘Frequently Asked Questions,’ and gamified learning to understand the credit score process. In addition, the CIBIL Score Simulator feature in the app will help customers simulate different credit scenarios, such as opening or closing loan accounts and credit cards, late payments, clearance of credit card dues, and new enquiries, among others, to assess and understand the implications for their CIBIL Score. The integration of the CIBIL Score and related features on the YONO app places credit awareness at the centre of everyday banking, enabling consumers to make more informed financial decisions through easy access to credit insights. Launched in December 2025, YONO’s updated version is State Bank of India’s integrated digital banking all-in-one super app that brings banking, shopping, insurance, investment, bookings and everyday services onto a single interface. It works seamlessly across devices, offering a personalised experience and spending analytics to help customers meet a wide range of financial and lifestyle needs through a secure, smart and intuitive digital experience. The collaboration between TransUnion CIBIL and SBI brings together two institutions that play a vital role in India’s financial ecosystem. By embedding access to the CIBIL Score and other features within one of the country’s most widely used digital banking platforms – trusted and used by millions of active customers – the initiative underscores TransUnion CIBIL’s efforts to boost consumer awareness and empowerment. The integration keeps consumer ease and convenience at its core, thereby improving transparency, encouraging responsible credit behaviour, and giving consumers a secure and familiar way to access their credit information. Commenting on the partnership, Bhavesh Jain, MD and CEO, TransUnion CIBIL, said, “A strong and resilient credit ecosystem is built on transparency, timely access to information and responsible credit behaviour. Our integration into State Bank of India’s YONO app is focused on making credit awareness simple, accessible, and part of everyday banking. By empowering its customers to check and track their CIBIL Score and Report, we are helping consumers take greater ownership of their credit health. When credit information is available within a trusted banking platform, it becomes a practical tool for learning, planning, and making better financial decisions. This integration is an important step towards strengthening financial literacy and credit awareness at scale, and it supports the development of a more informed, inclusive, and sustainable credit ecosystem in India, in keeping with our purpose of driving ‘Information for Good.” Rajeev Ranjan Prasad, CGM – Digital Banking and Transformation – Consumer, State Bank of India, said, “As digital banking continues to expand across India, building trust, transparency, and financial awareness remains a key priority. Through its collaboration with TransUnion CIBIL, YONO makes credit information more accessible and easier to understand, empowering customers with greater visibility into their credit health. By integrating CIBIL score access within the YONO platform, SBI enables customers to make more informed credit and borrowing decisions, supporting a transparent, responsible, and resilient credit ecosystem in the country." Through this collaboration, TransUnion CIBIL continues to strengthen access to trusted credit information by embedding the CIBIL Score into everyday banking journeys. The integration supports informed financial decision-making, encourages responsible credit behaviour through easy and convenient monitoring, and leverages SBI’s comprehensive digital-first approach through YONO, contributing to a more informed and inclusive credit ecosystem in India. About TransUnion CIBIL India’s pioneer information and insights company, TransUnion CIBIL, makes trust possible by ensuring each person and business entity is reliably represented in the marketplace. We do this by providing an actionable view of consumers and businesses, stewarded with care. We have developed technology and innovative solutions across core credit, risk, and advanced analytics. As a result, consumers and businesses can transact with confidence and achieve great things. We call this Information for Good® — and it leads to economic opportunity, great experiences, and personal empowerment for millions of people and MSMEs in India. We serve the financial sector as well as MSMEs and individual consumers. Our customers in India include banks, credit institutions, NBFCs, housing finance companies, microfinance companies, telecom companies, and insurance firms. For more information, visit www.transunioncibil.com (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Business Wire India and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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