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RBI Board Likely To Consider Dividend Payout To Govt On Friday

16 May 2023
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New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) board is expected to consider a dividend payout to the government in its meeting on Friday, May 19, reported Bloomberg.

Referring to people with knowledge of the matter, the report said that the RBI Board meeting will be held in Mumbai. It also noted that the Central bank typically reviews its finances and how much it can transfer to the government during its May board meeting.

In Budget 2023-24, the government had estimated to receive Rs 48,000 crore as dividends from the RBI, nationalised banks, and financial institutions (FIs), as per the Union Budget documents. This was higher than the revised estimate of Rs 40,953 crore for Budget 2022-23.

However, the Bloomberg report said that analysts including those at Standard Chartered Plc estimate the RBI will transfer between Rs 1 lakh crores to Rs 2 lakh core to the government as a dividend for the year ended March 31.

The RBI paid Rs 30,307 crore as dividends to the government last year.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which serves as the government’s banker, pays a dividend from its surplus profit annually to aid the government’s finances. The RBI Act of 1934, Chapter 4, section 47 mandates that any profits earned by the RBI from its operations should be transferred to the government.

Section 47 of the RBI Act requires the RBI to make provisions for bad debts, depreciation in assets, staff contributions, superannuation funds, and other expenses provided by bankers. The remaining profits are then paid to the Central Government.

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