Banking Regulation Act
- The Banking Regulation Act , 1949 :
A comprehensive legislation governing banking operations in India enacted to :
- Regulate banking companies
- Ensure financial stability
- Protect depositors interests
- Promote sound banking practices
- The provisions relating to maintenance of cash reserve ratio by banks is contained in the Banking Regulation Act.
The Banking Regulation Act , 1949 , plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability and integrity of India' s banking system , ensuring the safety of depositors funds and promoting a healthy financial environment.