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RBI Circular: Operational Risk Management

The RBI has issued a crucial circular titled "Operational Risk Management," signaling a pivotal approach in bolstering frameworks for risk assessment. This directive emphasizes adaptability and resilience, setting new standards in navigating financial institutions' operational landscapes.

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RBI Circular: Operational Risk Management

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  1. RBI Issues Circular in Regard to the Operational Risk Management: Price/Yield Range Setting in e-Kuber

  2. On 11th January 2023, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued a Circular in regard to the Operational Risk Management: Price/Yield Range Setting in e-Kuber. This particular circular was issued in reference IDMD/1615/08.02.032/2019-20 issued on 12th December 2019, advising the participants in the Government Securities (G-Sec) Market in regard to the "Price /Yield Range Setting" facility provided on the e-Kuber platform as a risk management measure. The facility allows a market participant to define a range, i.e., a maximum and a minimum value for bids they intend to submit in an auction. The range can be set in either price or yield terms for each security in every auction, which can be set before the auction and can also be modified during the auction. Once the participating entity sets the limits, the bids in the auction are automatically validated against the set limits. This is expected to eliminate Fat-finger/Big-figure error instances by the bidders in the G-Sec auctions. to Circular No. Due to there being a few instances of Fat-Finger/Big-Figure error by the bidders in the G-Sec Auctions conducted by the RBI, the RBI has suggested that some of the market participants are yet to put in place the "Price/Yield Range Setting" facility in their system. The market participants are, henceforth, advised to utilise the "Price/Yield Range Setting" facility, which is provided on the e- Kuber Platform, prior to placing bids in the Primary Market Actions. It is to be noted that no request for cancellation of bids is to be entertained after closing the auction window. Sushree Dash Legal Researcher Official Notification Attached here

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