Synopsis
The RBI has sweeping powers when dealing with stakeholders of any financial entity during a crisis. It has used these powers to prevent the liquidation of large, regulated entities. A high court order quashing RBI’s decision to write down investments made in quasi-equity bonds of Yes Bank as part of its rescue package may define the limits of the central bank’s powers.
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