alleryStart learning →Prudential rules on non-performing loans require a bank to do what?
AWrite off all such loans at once
BSell the loans to depositors
CReserve a portion against losses
DStop reporting them to RBI
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Reserve a portion against losses
Regulators ask banks to set aside a specific portion of non-performing loans as a provision against likely losses.
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