Overview
- the RBI, which issued the draft on Tuesday, opened comments until June 2 and plans to apply the final rules from the quarter ending September 30, 2026.
- Banks would report every quarter in a single format on key metrics including CET1, total capital, risk‑weighted assets, leverage ratio, liquidity coverage ratio, and net stable funding ratio.
- Lenders must explain large quarter‑to‑quarter moves in those metrics, name the drivers of the change, and describe management’s response to shifting risk.
- Each bank must create a Regulatory Disclosure Section on its website, publish the Pillar 3 report alongside its financial statements, and keep an online archive for at least 10 years.
- The draft lets banks omit data they judge immaterial, but they must add a plain‑language note explaining why the missing figures are not meaningful.