Finance Minister announced Monetary Policy Committee expected to bring value and transparency to rate-setting decisions.The Government amended the RBI Act to hand over the job of monetary policy-making in India to a newly constituted Monetary Policy Committee MPC on June 27 2016
Current system of monetary policy
- Monetary policy decision based on the multiple indicator approach
- Rate decision were take into account inflation, growth, employment banking stability the need for a stable exchange rate
- Only governor sign is required to pass the monetary policy
- RBI abandon the multiple indicator approach and make inflation targeting the primary objective of Monetary Policy
- Decision could be made through majority vote
- Both Government and RBI members on the MPC suggested for accountability
- Six member committee
- Three members from RBI
- RBI Governor as Chairman
- Deputy Governor as Vice Chairman
- Executive Director official nominated by Central Bank
- Other three are external members appointed by the center on the recommendation of selection committee headed by cabinet secretary on the condition.
- Will be an expert in the field of bank or monetary policy or finance
- Appoint for a period of four years
- Shall not eligible for reappointment
- The MPC will meet four times a year
- Will publicise the decision after each meeting
- Criteria for the appointment of various external members
- Whether the member would be having a full time member
- Remuneration
- Executive Director report to the Deputy Governor, who does the performance appraisal of ED. This would be difficult for the person to have an independent move.
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