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12 POLITICS & PUBLICAFFAIRS BENGALURU | 15 AUGUST 2020 1>

RBI to transfer...Whilethedetailswillbeavailablewiththerelease of the Annual Report later thismonth, it is unlikely there would be anyprovision for more transfer because thecentral bank is aligning its financial yearwith that of the government and thatlimits the opportunity for that.

According to the economic capitalframework (ECF) adopted by the RBIboard last year, the contingency riskbuffer, or realised equity, has to bemain-tained at 5.5-6.5 per cent of the balancesheet.TheRBIboarddecidedtomaintainthebuffer at 5.5 per cent.

“It does look like that the RBImay beasteadythoughnothyper-activeproviderof fundstothegovernment.Theonlywayout would be if there is direct lending tothe government by which the latter paysinterest to the central bank and it comesback as surplus transfer,” Sabnavis said.

In 2018-19 (July to June), ~1,23,414crore of its surpluswas transferred to thecentral government, and then anadditional ~52,637 crore of excess provi-sionas recommendedbytheBimalJalancommitteeontheECF.Thecentralbank’sfinancialyear runs fromJuly toJune,butfromnext year, the financial yearwill getalignedwith that of the government andwill end inMarch.

Thecentralbank’sboardmetonFridayto reviewtheRBI’sbalancesheet, and thesurplus transfer ispartof that reviewpro-cess.“Theboardreviewedthecurrenteco-nomic situation, continued global anddomestic challenges and the monetary,regulatory and other measures taken byRBI to mitigate the economic impact ofCOVID-19 pandemic,” the RBI said in itsstatement. The board discussed the pro-posal for setting up an Innovation Hub,as announced in the August 6 monetarypolicy review.

US regulatorprobes...In its filing to the Indian stock exchangeson June 11, 2018, the bank had said it had‘’so far not received any specific commu-nicationfromtheUSSECinrelationtotheallegations in respect to the managingdirector and CEO of the bank." As a largeandinternationallyactivebankwithoper-ationsandlistingofequityanddebtinstru-ments in multiple jurisdictions, the bankisregularlyengagedwithregulatorsinclud-ing SECon a range ofmatters, it had said.

Subsequently, it hired Panag & Babulaw firm to investigate the allegationsmadebyawhistleblowerregardingincor-rect asset classification.

IntheSECfiling, reviewedbyBusinessStandard, the bank said it became awarein March 2018 about the impairment ofloans. Under its whistleblower policy, itconducted an internal enquiry. The out-

comewas reviewedby theaudit commit-teeandwasdisclosedtostatutoryauditorsbefore the finalisationof accounts for theyear endedMarch 31, 2018. Thereafter, itwas submitted to the Reserve Bank ofIndia (RBI).

The bank also provided informationon the developments linked to the ongo-ing case involving former MD and CEOChandaKochhar.

It further said that at the direction ofthe audit committee and with the assis-tance of external counsel, it’s continuingto investigate the allegations.

The bank has been responding to therequest for information fromSECinvesti-gatory staff regarding an enquiry relatingto the timing and amount of the loanimpairment provisions taken under USGenerallyAcceptedAccountingPrinciples(GAAP), thebank filinghas said.

“In theevent that thebank is foundbySECtohaveviolatedfederalsecuritieslawsor regulations, the bank could becomesubject to legal and regulatory sanctionsthat may materially and adversely affectthe results of operations, financial con-ditionand reputation,” it said.

SECenforcementactioninsuchcases,if found inviolation, results inheftypen-alty, bars and suspension of wrongdoers.

As on June 30, 2020, the bank hadapproximately 590 million Americandepositary shares (ADS), equivalent toabout 1,180 million equity shares, out-standing. There were 89,929 recordholdersofADSs, outofwhich96had reg-istered addresses in theUnitedStates.

On the question of increasing risk forinquiries by regulatory and enforcementauthorities, the bank said it may furtherimpact the reputation leading toenhancedregulatoryconcerns.Thatmaymean additional expenses for the bank,impacting its ability to conductbusiness.“We cannot predict the timing or formofanycurrentorfuturelawenforcementini-tiatives, which are increasingly commonforinternationalbanksandfinancial insti-tutions,’’ it said.

Export contraction...“With the resurgenceof (Covid-19) casesin several parts of the world, it will bedifficult to say whether the positivetrend, as seen in engineering exports,can be sustained,” said Mahesh Desai,chairman, Engineering ExportPromotion Council of India.

Drug exports also continued to cap-italise on the pandemic, seeing growthalmost double to 19.5 per cent from 9.8per cent in June. However, all othermajor export categories remained deepin the red. The biggest revenue earner,petroleumproducts, registereda51.5percent decline, worsening from June’s 31per cent fall. Consumerproducts suchas

textiles, gems and jewellery, and elec-tronic goods, among others, continuedto show contraction at almost similarlevels. But policymakers pointed toemerging signs of a broad-based recov-ery. “In July, 16 of the 30 major productgroups showedgrowth,up from12 in theprevious month, indicating that morenumber of industries are now up andrunning.Thiswillhaveamultipliereffectsoon and improve the figures,” a seniorcommerce department official said.

Exporters say trade is graduallyreaching the previous year’s level.“Business/order enquiries from almostall major economies like the US, EU,Canada, Japan, South Korea, Australia,and New Zealand have helped in bring-ing the exports sector to almost 90 percent of the level in July 2019,” saidSharad Kumar Saraf, president of theFederation of Indian ExportOrganisations (FIEO).

Aditi Nayar, principal economist,ICRA, said, “The rare trade surplus seenin June vanished with some recovery inmerchandise imports in July, whichstampedout the further improvement inmerchandiseexports.This trend is likelyto strengthen in the coming months, asdemand for non-oil, non-gold importsstart to normalise, gold imports gathersteam around the festive/marriagemonths, and crude oil demand andprices stabilise at amoderate level.”

ICRAexpects a large current accountsurplus in Q1FY21 will give way tomod-est surpluses in the subsequent threequarters.According to theReserveBankof India's figures, services exports inJulystood at $17 billion, whereas importsstood at $10 billion.

Super exciting times...On the competition ahead, SajithSivanandan, Managing Director andBusinessHead,GooglePay, said: “Thereis no more competitive sector (thanPayments) and no more competitivecountry than India. Whenmore playersenter into the ecosystem, thenautomat-ically there is growth.”

But,while therewill begrowth, itmaynot be a smooth sailing for new players.

“I would like to see WhatsApp entersooner than later. In Payments, the firstmover advantage is really not that rel-evant. I am not very bullish on peopleopening up their purses for every kindof applications they use. I don't think it(WhatsApp's entry) is a cakewalk, I don'tthink it is threatening,” saidNigam.

While there are so many Paymentservicesproviders, life is still difficult forthe merchants. But, change is eminent,both for customers and the ecosystem.

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India capable of givingbefitting reply: PrezADITI PHADNISNewDelhi, 14August

The “martyrs” who dieddefending Galwan valleyfrom the designs of “expan-sionist” neighbours found

mention in the Independence Day-evespeech of President RamNath Kovind,alongside tributes to health workersand government officials who workedto keep systems up and running duringthe pandemic.

He referred to the beginning of con-struction of the Ram temple as a projectthat was achieved through the judicialsystemandcongratulatedall citizens fortheir restraint, referring only obliquelyto all that could have happened anddidn’t. He reminded India the publichealth infrastructureneeded tobegivenmuchmore attention.

ThePresident (also thesupremecom-mander of the armed forces) referred tothe stand-off at the Line of ActualControl, where 20 Indian armed forcespersonnel were killed, and warned thatif India sought peace everywhere in theworld, it was also capable of meetingaggressionwith a befitting reply. “Thoseworthy sons of ‘Bharat Mata’ lived anddied fornationalpride.Theentirenationsalutes the martyrs of Galwan Valley.Every Indianfeelsgrateful to their familymembers,” he said.

The President said the pandemichad taught the world several lessons.

“It has been the tradition of India thatwe do not just live for ourselves, butwork for the wellbeing of the entireworld. India’s self-reliancemeans beingself-sufficientwithout alienating or cre-atingdistance from theworld. It impliesthat India will continue to engage withthe world economy while maintainingits identity,” he said, while praising thePrimeMinisterNarendraModi govern-ment for itsmany initiatives to addressthe needs of the poor.

Migrant labour and its travails werealsomentionedbyKovind andhenoted

that the government had extended freerations toall poor tillNovemberandwasworking towards universalisation ofrationcardsacross India.Hesaid thecri-sis had fostered reform and referred tothechanges inagriculturalprocurementpolicies as an illustration.

The President said human-centricrather than economic-centric collabo-ration was more appropriate and thehealthcrisishadtaughtus thathumanityputasidedifferencesandcollaborated tosave the planet. He also said:“Coronavirusdoesnot recogniseanyarti-ficialdivisionscreatedbyhumansociety.This reinforces the belief that we needto rise above all man-made differences,prejudices, and barriers. Compassionand mutual help have been adopted asbasic values by the people in India. Weneed to further strengthen this virtue inour conduct. Only then can we create abetter future for all of us.”

He emphasised the relevance ofscience and technology, that proved thecrucial connecting linkwhen social con-tact was not possible. The President wasespecially appreciative of the NewEducation Policy and said instruction inthe mother tongue would enable youngminds to grow spontaneously, whilestrengthening and enriching Indian lan-guages.ThePresident’s speechwasapeptalk and the underlying note was: Thistooshallpass.Asalways,heavoidedstrik-ing any contentious note and promisedall Indians abetter future.

PresidentRamNathKovind said thattheCovid-19 crisis had taughtus thathumanityput asidedifferences to savetheplanet PHOTO: PTI

Rajasthan:CMGehlotwins trustvoteADITI PHADNISNewDelhi, 14August

The Chief Minister AshokGehlot-led Congress govern-ment in Rajasthan on Fridaywon a trust vote as expected,butamidspeeches loadedwithdoubleentendres, sarcasmandunderlying bitterness.

“WhenIcameto theHouseand found that my seat hadbeen changed (to near theopposition benches), I won-dered why. When I sat there(pointing to the governmentbenches), I felt safe.Now I am

next to the opposition. Then Irealised that I have been sentto the sarhad (border). That isbecause only the bravest andstrongestwarrior is sent to theborder,” said Sachin Pilot,former deputy chief ministerand state Congress chief whowas stripped of both postsafter he unfurled the bannerof rebellion a month ago. Onwhy the rebellion was short-lived, he said: “During thisdebate, many things will besaid, much will be revealed.Butwhateverwehad to say ordo,my friendsand I,we’vegot

our cure.We consulted a doc-tor in Delhi and we are backnow.We all stand united.”

His reference presumablywas to the patch-up formulahammered out in Delhi viaPriyanka Gandhi Vadra andRahul Gandhi who agreed tosetupacommittee tohear thegrievances of the ‘rebels’, initself a concession that therewas some legitimacy to theircomplaints against Gehlot.

Pilot said he was ready toface the “fire” at the frontline.“We are ready and armed fortheonslaughtwithourarmour,

our shield and our weapons,”hesaidto louddeskthumping.

When the Bharatiya JanataParty’s (BJP’s) Gulab ChandKataria, the Leader ofOpposition, said while target-ingtheGehlotgovernmentthatPilot “was pushed out of theparty even thoughhedid suchgood work on NREGA”. Pilotinterrupted:“What isour inter-nal matter, leave that to us.Whether there is any hurt ornot, leave that to us. You focuson the trust vote.”

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Quarter endedParticulars 30-June-2020 months ended months ended for the

31-March-2020 30-June-2019 ended2020

(Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Audited)

Total Income from Operations 889.65 1,497.71 1,769.55 7,812.99

Net Profit / (Loss) for the period (before Tax,Exceptional and Extraordinary items) 29.13 107.63 86.66 521.43

Net Profit / (Loss) for the period before tax(after Exceptional and Extraordinary items) 29.13 107.63 86.66 521.43

Net Profit / (Loss) for the period after tax(after Exceptional and Extraordinary items) 17.94 83.56 68.23 379.74

Total Comprehensive Income for the period[Comprising Profit for the period (after tax) andOther Comprehensive Income (after tax)] 11.05 84.86 61.62 372.45

Paid up Equity Share Capital 460.00 460.00 460.00 460.00

Other equity (excluding Revaluation Reserve) 3,568.51 3,557.47 3,468.46 3,557.47

Net worth 4,028.51 4,017.47 3,928.46 4,017.47

Earnings Per Share (of Rs. 10/- each)

Basic and diluted (in Rs.) (Not annualised) 0.39 1.82 1.48 8.26

Preceding 3 Corresponding 3 Year to dateprevious

year31-March-

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