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The passage of the PFRDA
Act, the shift of commodity futures trading into the Ministry of Finance, and
the presentation of the FSLRC report, were the three major milestones of the
year 2013-14.
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In the banking sector gross
NPAs of banks registered a sharp increase. Overall NPAs of the banking sector
increased from 2.36 per cent of total credit advanced in March 2011 to 4.40 per
cent of total credit advanced in December 2013.
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The RBI has indentified five
sectors -- infrastructure, iron and steel, textiles, aviation and mining as the
stressed sectors.
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The New Pension System
(NPS), now National Pension System, represents a major reform of Indian pension
arrangements, and lays the foundation for a sustainable solution to ageing in
India by shifting to an individual account, defined-contribution system.
·
Till 7 May 2014 a total of
67.11 lakh members have been enrolled under the NPS with a corpus of ` Rs. 51,147
crore.
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The Swavalamban Scheme for
workers in the unorganized sector launched in 2010, has now been extended to
five years for the beneficiaries enrolled in 2010-11, 2011-12, and 2012-13 and
thus the benefits of co-contribution under the Scheme would be available till
2016-17.
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The FSLRC in its Report
submitted on 24 March 2011 has given wide-ranging recommendations, broadly
in the nature of governance enhancing principles for enhanced consumer
protection, greater transparency in the functioning of financial sector
regulators in terms of their reporting system, greater clarity on their
interface with the regulated entities and greater transparency in the
regulation making process by means of mandatory public consultations,
incorporation of cost benefit analysis etc.
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