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RBL Bank: is investor frenzy over FCNR (B) deposits justified?

Mint 4 hrs ago·14 Sept 2026, 12:27 am

RBL Bank’s shares have recently climbed, driven by investor optimism over its growing FCNR(B) deposit inflows. These are foreign currency non-resident (Bangladesh) deposits, which help the bank bolster its foreign exchange reserves and expand its lending capacity.

For investors, this surge signals a potential boost to the bank's liquidity and ability to fund loans. However, this windfall is not an immediate replacement for a stable domestic deposit base, which remains crucial for long-term stability. The benefits of these inflows may take time to fully materialize.

Investors should monitor the bank’s ability to convert these temporary inflows into sustainable domestic deposits and track how effectively the bank utilizes this liquidity to support its core lending business.