Question
Who is considered a Beneficial Owner under RBI KYC norms?
Solution
A Beneficial Owner is someone who ultimately owns or controls the business. Under RBI norms, this typically refers to individuals holding ≥25% ownership or voting rights, and banks must identify them to assess actual credit exposure and risk.
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