RBI
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is India's central banking institution and regulatory body, responsible for the regulation of the Indian banking system. It operates under the ownership of the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. The RBI's core functions include issuing and managing the supply of the Indian rupee, formulating and implementing monetary policy, regulating and supervising commercial banks and financial institutions, managing foreign exchange, and acting as the primary banker to the Government of India and commercial banks. It plays a critical role in maintaining financial stability and ensuring the economic growth and development of the country.
Vision
The Reserve Bank of India's vision, derived from its ongoing objectives, is to build a robust, resilient, and inclusive financial system that effectively supports sustainable economic growth, manages inflation, adapts to global financial challenges, and embraces technological advancements. It aims to position India as a stable and progressive economy on the global stage, ensuring broad-based financial participation and security for its citizens.
Mission
While not always articulated in a commercial corporate mission statement, the core mission of the Reserve Bank of India is to maintain monetary stability, foster financial stability, ensure the healthy development and efficient functioning of financial markets, promote a sound and accessible payment system, and support the overall economic growth and development of India. It strives to safeguard the value of the rupee and ensure a stable macroeconomic environment.
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