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  1. Sanjay Malhotra discussed the current state of global economic resilience and the various risks facing the global economy.

Financial Stability Seminar Highlights Systemic Risk in Global Economy

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During RBI's SAMVAD 2026, Secretary Anuradha Thakur highlighted India's macroeconomic resilience, stating that India's fiscal trajectory is credible and its flexible inflation targeting has anchored expectations. RBI Deputy Governor Poonam Gupta noted that financial stability has become a policy objective covering the entire system, extending beyond traditional banks to non-banks. Panellists warned that crises are becoming quicker and more intense, requiring vigilance against risks from climate change and fintechs.

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The discussion signaled a shift in policy focus toward systemic risk, moving regulatory attention from individual institutions to the financial system as a whole. This heightened scrutiny applies to non-bank financial intermediaries, which are increasingly important in the global economy. Experts stressed the need to learn from past crises regarding financial reengineering while encouraging innovation.

Sanjay Malhotra discussed the current state of global economic resilience and the various risks facing the global economy.

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