MUMBAI – Indian banks are likely to have to hold additional liquid assets under the Basel III reforms, which the country is committed to adopting. In mid-February, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the central bank, issued a consultation paper on the new liquidity standards, which form a key part of the package of capital and liquidity rules for banks agreed by regulators on the 27-country Basel Committee in 2010.

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