Economics • Banking & FinanceHard
Under the regulatory framework of the Reserve Bank of India, what is the maximum permissible holding limit for a promoter in a newly established private sector bank after 15 years of operations?
A. 10 percent of the paid-up voting equity share capital
B. 15 percent of the paid-up voting equity share capital✓ Correct Answer
C. 26 percent of the paid-up voting equity share capital
D. 40 percent of the paid-up voting equity share capital
💡 Solution & Explanation
Reserve Bank of India licensing guidelines mandate that bank promoters must reduce their equity stakes down to 15 percent of paid-up voting capital over a fifteen-year timeframe. Other percentage limits mentioned in distractor options apply to initial promoter holdings or different categories of non-banking financial institutions. Promoter dilution norms ensure diversified shareholding in universal banking institutions.
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