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PR-01: Capital adequacy

Paragraph-level professional implementation page for Prudential and Exposure Directions.

Prudential and Exposure DirectionsPR-01Banking Regulation Act or RBI Act according to entity

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PR-01 — Capital adequacy. Map capital components, deductions, risk-weighted assets, buffers and reporting.

Official source and legal ownership

Instrument ownerBanking Regulation Act or RBI Act according to entity
Source statusCURRENT OFFICIAL SOURCE GATEWAY
Review date2026-07-19
Primary sourceCommercial-bank and NBFC prudential Direction suite, 2025–2026

Paragraph-wise Finin2min interpretation

Legal trigger

Map capital components, deductions, risk-weighted assets, buffers and reporting.

Control owner

Business identifies the event; Compliance confirms law; Operations/Technology executes; Independent review tests evidence.

Evidence

Official source snapshot, policy/SOP, system rule, customer/transaction record, maker-checker log, exception approval and regulatory acknowledgement.

Failure consequence

Customer harm, reporting defect, prudential misstatement, supervisory observation, monetary penalty, restriction or remediation.

Practical example

Scenario: An exception arises under Capital adequacy. The owner records the trigger, regulated entity, paragraph/reference PR-01, affected customer or exposure, applicable threshold, approval and system evidence. Compliance then tests the result against the official source rather than relying on a generic policy statement.

Implementation and evidence controls

Practical Q&A

What is the first test for Capital adequacy?

Confirm entity, product, event date, official paragraph and any stated exception.

Can a portal or system acceptance cure a legal defect?

No. Technical processing does not override the substantive Direction.

What should be retained for review?

The official source version, legal mapping, calculation or decision record, approvals, communications and filing evidence.

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