India's central bank said on Saturday that private lender IndusInd Bank is well-capitalised and the financial position of the bank remains satisfactory. Earlier this month, IndusInd Bank reported it had discovered an accounting discrepancy in the way it booked currency derivatives stretching back at least six years.

The Reserve Bank of India on Saturday has said that IndusInd Bank is well capitalised and its financial position remains stable amid concerns about accounting discrepancy worth Rs 2,100 crore

The RBI reassured IndusInd Bank customers on Saturday, confirming the bank's financial stability and strong capitalisation, following concerns raised by discrepancies in its derivatives portfolio, which could affect its net worth by 2.

RBI clarifies IndusInd Bank's financial stability amidst share price fall and derivative portfolio discrepancy, ensuring depositor confidence.

Chartered accountants' apex body ICAI may review the financial statements of IndusInd Bank, which is grappling with discrepancies in accounting estimated to be Rs2,100 crore. The private sector lender,

The Reserve Bank of India reassures that IndusInd Bank remains financially stable despite a Rs 2,100 crore accounting discrepancy. The bank is directed to conclude remedial actions by Q4FY25. Customers are advised not to worry as an external review is underway,

IndusInd Bank reported that discrepancies in its derivative portfolio may result in a decrease of approximately 2.35% in its net worth as of December 2024.

The Reserve Bank of India has confirmed that IndusInd Bank is financially stable and adequately capitalised. Depositors are advised not to react to speculation concerning the bank's foreign exchange derivative portfolio discrepancies,

The RBI has asked the IndusInd Bank’s board to complete remedial action by March 31, 2025, after making required disclosures to all stakeholders.