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Sprouts News > Blog > Business > RBI Fines Deutsche Bank ₹50 Lakh for Credit Reporting Breach.
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RBI Fines Deutsche Bank ₹50 Lakh for Credit Reporting Breach.

Unmesh Gujarathi - Senior Journalist and Editor-in-Chief of Sprouts News Media House
Last updated: June 30, 2025 4:02 pm
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RBI Fines Deutsche Bank for Credit Reporting Breach
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RBI Fines Deutsche Bank ₹50 Lakh for Credit Reporting Breach

RBI Fines Deutsche Bank

• Deutsche Bank Penalized for Credit Reporting Lapse

• CRILC Norms Breached: RBI Acts on Deutsche Bank

Unmesh Gujarathi
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The Reserve Bank of India has imposed a ₹50 lakh penalty on Deutsche Bank AG, India, for failing to report large credit exposures as mandated under CRILC norms. The action, based on supervisory findings, highlights regulatory non-compliance but doesn’t affect customer transactions. Further actions by RBI remain possible.




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RBI Fines Deutsche Bank• Deutsche Bank Penalized for Credit Reporting Lapse• CRILC Norms Breached: RBI Acts on Deutsche BankRBI Slaps ₹50 Lakh Fine on Deutsche Bank AG, IndiaRBI Fines Deutsche Bank: Supervisory Evaluation Reveals Reporting GapsRegulatory Action Focused on Compliance, Not TransactionsAlso Read: Criminal Past of Bhandari Co-op. Bank Liquidator Rakhi Mangesh Gawade Exposed.Industry Stakeholders Eye Increased Scrutiny Post-Penalty

RBI Slaps ₹50 Lakh Fine on Deutsche Bank AG, India

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has imposed a monetary penalty of ₹50 lakh on Deutsche Bank AG, India, for failing to comply with regulatory guidelines related to the reporting of large credit exposures. The penalty was issued on May 13, 2025, under powers vested in the RBI through Section 47A(1)(c) read with Section 46(4)(i) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
The non-compliance pertains to the RBI’s directives on the ‘Creation of a Central Repository of Large Common Exposures – Across Banks’ and the ‘Central Repository of Information on Large Credits (CRILC) – Revision in Reporting’. These directives are aimed at improving credit risk management and ensuring transparency in large credit exposures across financial institutions.



RBI Fines Deutsche Bank: Supervisory Evaluation Reveals Reporting Gaps

The penalty followed the Statutory Inspection for Supervisory Evaluation (ISE 2024), conducted by RBI based on Deutsche Bank’s financial position as of March 31, 2024. The RBI’s inspection highlighted lapses in regulatory compliance, particularly in the bank’s failure to report credit information of certain borrowers to CRILC.
Following the evaluation, Deutsche Bank AG, India was served a show-cause notice. Despite submitting a written response and making oral representations during a personal hearing, the bank was found in violation of the RBI’s reporting norms. The RBI deemed the explanation unsatisfactory, leading to the monetary penalty.
Deutsche Bank Penalized for Credit Reporting Lapse

Regulatory Action Focused on Compliance, Not Transactions

According to the RBI, the action taken is strictly regulatory and stems from deficiencies in compliance with existing frameworks. The penalty does not question the legitimacy of any financial transactions or agreements made by the bank with its clients.
Moreover, the central bank clarified that the monetary penalty is without prejudice to any further regulatory or enforcement actions it may pursue. This underscores the RBI’s firm stance on upholding reporting standards critical to financial system stability.



Also Read: Criminal Past of Bhandari Co-op. Bank Liquidator Rakhi Mangesh Gawade Exposed.

Industry Stakeholders Eye Increased Scrutiny Post-Penalty

The development has drawn the attention of policymakers and stakeholders in the financial and urban infrastructure sectors, where large-scale credit reporting is crucial for risk management and capital deployment. Accurate and timely reporting under CRILC helps banks and regulators monitor systemic risk, especially in sectors such as real estate and infrastructure that involve large and interconnected credit exposures.
The Sprouts News Team will continue to monitor developments in this regulatory space, as financial compliance grows increasingly central to credit governance and economic transparency. Given the RBI’s proactive posture, similar actions may follow across the banking sector.
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Unmesh Gujarathi – A Veteran Voice in Indian JournalismWith over 28 years of experience, Unmesh Gujarathi stands as one of India’s most credible and courageous investigative journalists. As Editor-in-Chief of Sprouts, he continues to spearhead the newsroom’s hard-hitting journalism.Past Editorial Roles: • DNA (Daily News & Analysis) • The Times Group • The Free Press Journal • Saamana • Dabang Dunia • Lokmat• Master of Commerce (M.Com) • MBA • Degree in JournalismBeyond his editorial leadership, Unmesh is a prolific author, having written over 12 books in Marathi and English on subjects such as Balasaheb Thackeray, the RTI Act, career guidance, and investigative journalism.A regular contributor to national dailies and digital platforms, his work continues to inform, challenge, and inspire.• A journalist. A leader. A voice for the people.
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