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    Money laundering probe: ED raids ex-DPIIT secretary Ramesh Abhishek

    The Enforcement Directorate raided retired IAS officer Ramesh Abhishek's premises in a money laundering probe linked to his tenure at the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) and subsequent FIR by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) under the commerce and industry ministry.

    India likely to lose Olympic boxing quota as WADA suspends Parveen for three whereabout failures

    Boxer Parveen Hooda is likely to lose her Paris Olympic quota after being suspended by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) for three whereabout failures in 12 months. The suspension, which starts this month and will continue until November 2025, is due to her failure to file her whereabouts within the 12-month period from April 2022 to March 2023. WADA rules suggest that any combination of three whereabouts failures within a 12-month period constitutes an anti-doping rule violation, with the applicable sanction being 2 years' ineligibility.

    RBI asks banks to look at setting up central fund to pay internal ombudsmen

    RBI advises creating a central fund for internal ombudsman salaries to ensure independence and customer rights protection. The Annual Report highlighted a 68% increase in customer complaints. Challenges in implementation include differing compensation structures, as noted by a senior bank executive.

    RBI calls upon internal ombudsmen to give inputs for enhancing processes

    The conference was attended by MD & CEOs, executive directors in charge of customer service verticals, internal ombudsmen, principal nodal officers of select regulated entities from among banks, NBFCs and CICs, besides senior officials from the Reserve Bank of India.

    How RBI is trying to make banking services customer friendly? Aparna Ramachandra explains

    The Reserve Bank of India is implementing measures to improve the customer experience in the banking sector. The RBI Banking Ombudsman will now have more authority, with online applications and a 30-day resolution window. Simplifying the process of settling accounts of deceased customers is a priority, along with returning deposits to nominees. Public sector banks, which have faced criticism for weak grievance redressal mechanisms, will need to proactively adopt the RBI's guidelines. Customers are advised to document their complaints and escalate them if necessary.

    RBI to harmonise Internal Ombudsman framework to strengthen customer grievance mechanism

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is implementing changes to strengthen its customer grievance redressal system. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das announced the consolidation and harmonisation of the Internal Ombudsman guidelines into a single master direction. This move aims to enhance the customer complaint resolution process for regulated entities. The Internal Ombudsman mechanism was introduced in 2015 and has since been extended to various Non-Banking Financial Companies, Credit Information Companies, and Non-Bank System Participants. The RBI also plans to issue a framework for recognising Self-Regulatory Organisations to promote compliance culture and provide a consultative platform for policy-making. Stakeholder comments will be sought on the draft of the framework.

    The Economic Times
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