Financial Stability Board (FSB) has since released the names of the 29 banks which have been reckoned as G-SIBs based on the criteria laid down by BCBS.
While none of the Indian banks feature in this list of 29 G-SIBs, the BCBS and FSB are already working towards laying down a criterion for identification of domestic SIBs which would need to be subjected to additional capital and liquidity requirements on the lines of that applicable to the G-SIBs.