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The appointment of Rajiv Gauba and SK Mishra has heightened expectations of the government filling several key vacancies, including revenue secretary and RBI deputy governor. Many posts have been vacant for months, with some positions facing upcoming vacancies.

The government on Wednesday appointed RBI's senior-most executive director m rajeshwar rao as the deputy governor of the central bank. Rao was appointed to the post vacated by N S Vishwanathan, who stepped down three months ahead of his extended tenure on health grounds.

RBI deputy governor m rajeshwar rao has cautioned about 'dark patterns' in mis-selling of digital loans where customers are deceived into availing high-cost loans. The deputy governor has also said that RBI will relook at risk management framework for lenders on liquidity and market risk. According to Rao, mis-selling has taken on a digital form known as 'dark patterns'. These design interfaces and tactics are intended to deceive users into specific behaviours, such as obtaining high-cost, short-term consumer credit under the guise of an instant loan.

The Reserve Bank has appointed m rajeshwar rao as executive director following G Mahalingam's taking voluntary retirement from the central bank. Rao joined RBI in 1984 and as career central banker has exposure in various aspects of central bank functioning.

HYDERABAD: The TRS on Thursday expelled Karimnagar Zilla Parishad chairman K V Rajeshwar Rao from the party for 'anti-party and anti-Telangana' activities.

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor m rajeshwar rao has asked boards of banks to sack and replace the management, if required, to ensure governance and risk management.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday said it has appointed m rajeshwar rao as executive director after G Mahalingam voluntary retired from the apex bank.

The Reserve Bank of India ( RBI) has appointed its deputy governor m rajeshwar rao as the Regulations Review Authority (RRA) who will engage with regulated entities and revise norms. The last time the RBI had conducted such an exercise was in 1999.

The RBI has said that its regulations on microfinance are aimed at improving the credit worthiness of borrowers and enable them to raise loans at lower interest rates.