RBI’s Surplus Transfer: A Catalyst for India’s Economic Growth
On 22nd May 2025, the Central Board of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) approved the transfer of Rs 2.1 trillion as surplus to the Central Government for the accounting year 2023-24.
- As the manager of Government finances, every year, the RBI pays a dividend to Government to help with the Government’s finances from its surplus profit.
Regulatory Framework for Surplus Transfer by RBI
The transfer of surplus from the RBI to the Government of India is governed by a mix of legal mandates, policy recommendations, and economic capital frameworks:
RBI Act, 1934 (Section 47)
- Mandate: This section requires the RBI ....
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