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Swaminathan, a deputy governor of India's central bank, has warned the boards of small finance banks to be aware of hidden and emerging risks that could harm their long-term success. He advises assessing overdependence on high-cost term deposits or bulk deposits from a few institutions, and evaluating substantial asset exposures that could negatively impact the banks if they were to sour.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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