RBI Governor Declines to Comment on Tata Sons Listing, Cites Policy on Regulated Entities

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The Reserve Bank of India Governor was asked about the listing of Tata Sons. He said the central bank's policy is not to answer questions about any specific regulated entity. He explained the rules under which listing is mandatory for certain firms. He indicated he would not be able to address this particular question.

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