Central Board of Directors

RBI’s business is overseen by Central Board of Directors, which delegates the functions to its committees and sub-committees. The Central Board of Directors is made up of the following:

  • One Governor
  • Four Deputy Governors (4 is the maximum number)
  • Four Non-official Directors which are nominated by the Central Government. Each Non-official director represents the local Boards located in Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and Mumbai representing 4 regions of India.
  • Ten Non-official Directors nominated by the Reserve Bank of India. These 10 personalities have expertise in various segments of Indian Economy.
  • One Representative of the central Government.

Central Board of Directors holds minimum 6 meetings every year. Out of which, at least 1 meeting every quarter is held. Though, typically the committee of the central board meets every week (Wednesday).

Originally written on April 28, 2011 and last modified on January 19, 2018.

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