Prime Minister's key economic advisor C Rangarajan, coming in favour of liberal regulation for financial sector's growth has said that too many norms can impede financial innovations. Pitching for a non-restrictive regulation in the financial sector C Rangarajan said that “Too little regulation may encourage financial instability, but too much of it can impede financial innovations which are badly needed.”
The Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) chairman, further said that regulatory oversight or innovations is necessary. But the regulatory perspective on innovation must not become too restrictive and financial innovation and regulations, must go hand-in-hand in order to ensure growth with stability in real and financial sector.
Emphasizing that scope for financial innovation remains wide in India, he said there is need to draw appropriate lessons from the current international financial crisis and if India grows at 8-9 percent per annum, it is estimated that the per capita GDP will increase from the current level of $1,600 to $8000-10000 by 2025 and then India would transit from being a low income to a middle income country.
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