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The government has exempted banks from taking its permission for raising tier-II capital from the market.
Now banks can raise tier-II capital from the market in the form of subordinated bonds after the proposal is vetted and approved by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), without having to seek further approval from the ministry.This will expedite the process of raising capital by the banks. Banks that were proposing public issues of equity for raising funds might now consider the bond route now.
The permission has been given considering the fact that tier II of a bank’s capital does not comprise equity and it is a borrowing in the balance sheet. Tier-II bonds comprise liabilities in the balance sheet of banks and form part of the borrowings.
Number of banks including UCO Bank, Union Bank of India, Central Bank of India are planning to raise tier-II capital.
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