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- These Master Directions will cover 11 categories of regulated entities and about 30 functional areas, making compliance simpler and more transparent.
- The move aims to reduce the compliance burden on banks, NBFCs, and other financial institutions by providing a single, structured framework instead of scattered circulars.
- Drafts of the Master Directions and the list of circulars proposed for repeal have been published on the RBI website.
Question:
Q.1 Under RBI’s regulatory consolidation initiative, how many Master Directions are proposed to replace the existing circulars?a) 238
b) 220
c) 225
d) 250
Answer: a) The RBI will issue 238 Master Directions to unify all regulatory instructions under one structure.