......A focus
on inclusion would be most timely. It would coincide with the
introduction of direct cash transfers. The scheme is billed as a
game-changer for routing government payments and subsidies. It could
prove a game-changer for banks as well. Millions of accounts will have
to be opened
that carry the promise of huge float funds. Because it meshes economic
priorities with the long-term commercial interests of banks, financial
inclusion should now be the focus of banking reform. If this is
accepted, we have a basis for dealing with licences for NPBs. Among
non-banking finance companies, those that have a network of branches in
the interior should have priority. As for industrial houses, the issue
of licences must be clearly linked to the objective of financial
inclusion.........
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