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Daily Second LAF Auction Extended Till Jan 28, 2011

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Issued by RBI: 30 Nov 2010  ·  Decoded by BankPulse: 20 Jun 2026, 11:56 IST
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Quick answerRBI extends daily Second Liquidity Adjustment Facility (SLAF) auctions at 4:15 PM through January 28, 2011, to ease liquidity. All other LAF terms remain unchanged. Banks and primary dealers get an extra daily window for repo/reverse repo operations.

What changed

RBI decided to conduct the Second Liquidity Adjustment Facility (SLAF) on a daily basis at 4:15 PM up to January 28, 2011, extending the earlier arrangement from November 9, 2010. All other terms and conditions of the existing LAF scheme remain unchanged.

What it means for you

Banks and primary dealers get an additional daily liquidity window in the afternoon, providing more flexibility to manage short-term cash mismatches. This measure signals RBI's intent to keep systemic liquidity comfortable during the period. No changes to interest rates or collateral norms under LAF.

What you must do

Who it affects

All Scheduled Commercial Banks (excluding RRBs), Primary Dealers

What is the timing of the SLAF auction?

The SLAF auction will be conducted daily at 4:15 PM up to January 28, 2011.

Are there any changes to LAF terms and conditions?

No, all other terms and conditions of the current LAF scheme remain unchanged.

Who is eligible to participate in this SLAF?

All Scheduled Commercial Banks (excluding RRBs) and Primary Dealers are eligible.

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