Still others have suggested that the potential  BIS central bankers’ speeches  1  costs of ultra-expansionary monetary policies are likely to outweigh their benefits (Borio, 2015), particularly in cases where low inflation mostly reflects positive supply shocks.1 In principle it is true that there are times when monetary policy should simply “look through” a few consecutive observations of low, or even negative, inflation.
As certain instances of miss-selling surfaced, Reserve Bank of India restricted cost reduction structures to be offered only to corporates who possessed minimum prescribed net worth and followed accounting standards AS 30/32.