RBI imposes ₹8.43 Lakh penalty on Union Bank of India
RBI imposed a penalty of ₹8.43 Lakh on Union Bank of India for deficiencies in soiled note remittances and ATM cash management. The bank has taken preventive measures.
The penalty amount is relatively small and the bank has taken preventive measures, suggesting a limited impact on its overall financial and operational activities.
The announcement discusses a penalty imposed by the Reserve Bank of India, which reflects negatively on the bank's operational compliance.
* Reserve Bank of India imposed a penalty of ₹8,43,000 on Union Bank of India due to deficiencies observed in soiled notes remittances made to RBI and ATM Cash Out Penalty. * The order was received on 25 Nov 2025. * The bank has taken necessary preventive measures to avoid recurrences of such instances. * The impact on financial, operation or other activities of the listed entity is not significant.
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