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RBI has introduced new norms to give flexibility to borrowers and banks in India. Here’s what you need to know

RBI’s New Norms Bring Flexibility for Borrowers and Banks RBI’s New Norms Bring Flexibility for Borrowers and Banks The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new rules designed to ease conditions for borrowers and give banks more flexibility. These changes are significant for anyone with a loan, or considering borrowing. Let’s go through what’s changed and how it affects you. What Changes Are Introduced Under the new norms, RBI is allowing several reforms: cheaper loans in some cases, better repayment terms, possibly more relaxed collateral requirements (including gold as collateral in some cases), and refined exposure limits for banks. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3} Positive Impacts Lower EMI burden for some borrowers. More accessible credit: borrowers with weak credit may find it easier. Reduced risk for banks: better norms can help avoid defaults. What to Watch Out For New fees or charges banks might introdu...

Discover how India's IPO market is expected to surpass last year, and what it means for small retail investors in 2025.

India IPOs to Surpass 2024: What Retail Investors Should Know India IPOs to Surpass 2024: What Retail Investors Should Know India’s IPO market is heating up. Experts believe that in 2025, the number of companies going public and the total capital raised will exceed what we saw in 2024. What does this mean if you are a retail investor? Let’s break it down. What’s Going On Major financial institutions like JPMorgan report that India’s IPO pipeline is strong. More companies are filing, and regulatory approvals are coming through. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} Retail investors are closely watching this, since successful IPOs can yield big returns—but also carry risk. Opportunities for Retail Investors Early gains: Buying shares at IPO price before listing can give large upside. Diversification: New sectors entering IPOs give more options beyond large-cap stocks. Growth exposure: Companies going public often have high growth pote...