What does revision in banks’ investment classification norms imply for banking?
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What does revision in banks’ investment classification norms imply for banking?
The revised accounting norms for investment portfolio, which are effective from April 1, 2024, and are in line with the global financial reporting standards, are expected to enhance the quality of banks’ financial reporting, as well as improve disclosures, say experts.
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