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The present draft guidelines on ‘Licensing of New Banks in the Private Sector’ have been framed taking into account the experience gained from the functioning of the banks licensed under the guidelines of 1993 and 2001 and the feedback and suggestions received in response to the Discussion Paper

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New Banking License

Snapshot Overview

Riskpro, India

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Source of Promoter Equity in NOHC should be transparent /verifiable.

THE NEW BANKING FRAMEWORK

Non Operative Holding Company

(NOHC)~ Registered with RBI as NBFC ~ Regulated by RBI ~ Cannot borrow funds ~No operations, merely a

holding company ~ 50% of Board of Directors totally independent of promoter group

ONLY NON FINANCIAL Entities / groups / operating in the private

sector; owned and controlled by Residents can promote NOHC

(Diversified ownership, sound credentials, 10+ years track record,

Management to be professional with adequate corporate governance standards )

NOT ALLOWED

Entities / groups / having greater

than 10% income/assets in real

estate construction and broking

activities in last 3 years

NEW BANK~ Minimum capital - Rs 500 Crore ~ Business Model to RBI

~ Existing NBFC can turn a Bank only if ALL activities permitted in Banks

~ No shareholder, group to own 10%+ in New Bank except NOHC

~ Arm’s length relationship with promoter group entities

~Listed on Exchange in 2 years ~ CAR 12% for 3 years

~ 25% branches in unbanked rural centres

~ Group exposure as % of net-worth: Max 10% single; 20% all entities

~ New Bank on CBS, use Technology, innovation, have grievance cell

OTHER GROUP FINANCIAL

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~ Compulsory ownership by NOHC

of ALL financial entities of the

Promoter group. Ie financial entities

to be under the NOHC umbrella

~ Cannot do any activity that is

Banking in nature. To move all such

activities to new Bank.

~ No new Financial entity for 3 years

from bank License date

Shareholder Holding Period

NOHC Min 40% at inception Lock in 5 years

Max 40%, 20%,12% Year 2, 10,12

Foreign Holding Max 49% 5 Years. 5+ years, as per policy.

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Who is Riskpro… Why us?

ABOUT US Riskpro is an organisation of member firms

around India devoted to client service excellence. Member firms offer wide range of services in the field of risk management.

Currently it has offices in three major cities Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore and alliances in other cities.

Managed by experienced professionals with experiences spanning various industries.

MISSION

Provide integrated risk management consulting services to mid-large sized corporate /financial institutions in India

Be the preferred service provider for complete Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) solutions.

VALUE PROPOSITION You get quality advisory, normally delivered

by large consulting firms, at fee levels charged by independent & small firms

High quality deliverables

Multi-skilled & multi-disciplined organisation.

Timely completion of any task

Affordable alternative to large firms

DIFFERENTIATORS

Risk Management is our main focus

Over 200 years of cumulative experience

Hybrid Delivery model

Ability to take on large and complex projects due to delivery capabilities

We Hold hands, not shake hands.

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Risk Management Advisory Services

Training Recruitment

Basel II/III Advisory Market Risk

Credit Risk

Operational Risk

ICAAP

Corporate Risks Enterprise Risk Assessment

Fraud Risk

Risk based Internal Audit

Operations Risk

Forensic services

Information Security IS Audit

Information Security

IT Assurance

IT Governance

Operational Risk Process reviews

Policy/ Process Review

Process Improvement

Compliance Risk

Governance Corporate Governance

Business Strategic risk

Fraud Risk

Forensic Accounting

Other Risks Business/Strategic Risk

Reputation Risk

Outsourcing Risk

Contractual Risk

Banking – E Learning

Corporate Training

Regular Risk Management Training

Online Training material

Workshops / Events

Virtual Risk Managers

Full Time Risk Professionals

Part time Risk Professionals

Risk Managers on call – free

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Contacts

Email : [email protected]

Web: www.riskpro.in

THANKS

MUMBAI

Manoj Jain, Director

B-44 Glaxo Building, Near Mt. Mary’s Steps, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050

M- 98337 67114E- [email protected]

DELHI

Rahul Bhan, Director

C-561, Defence Colony,New Delhi-110 024

M- 99680 05042E- [email protected]

BANGALORE

Casper Abraham, Director

No. 62/B Modi ResidencyMillers Road, Benson TownBangalore 560 046

M- 98450 61870E- [email protected]