Question
Which document or act allows the RBI to issue specific KYC Directions to ensure public interest?
Solution
RBI derives the authority to issue KYC Directions under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949. This act empowers RBI to take necessary measures to protect public interest and ensure the stability and integrity of the financial system in India.
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