DNBS04B due date — Structural Liquidity & Interest Rate Sensitivity
Also searched as: DNBS-04B-ALM
Monthly statement of structural liquidity and interest rate sensitivity across the prescribed time buckets, within 15 days of the month end, from every Middle and Upper Layer NBFC and every Base Layer NBFC with assets of ₹100 crore or more. It was quarterly before the Supervisory Returns Directions 2026.
Next due date
15 November 2026for Oct 2026
If it is late: Penalty under s.58G of the RBI Act
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- Due
- 15th of the following month (20th, 1 month after quarter end for periods beginning before 2026-07-01)
- Frequency
- Monthly
- If it lapses
- Penalty under s.58G of the RBI Act
- Statutory reference
- Paras 21(4)(b) and 22, RBI (Non-Banking Financial Companies - Supervisory Returns) Directions 2026 (RBI/DoS/2026-27/466)
Where this date comes from
- The instrument
- Paras 21(4)(b) and 22, RBI (Non-Banking Financial Companies - Supervisory Returns) Directions 2026 (RBI/DoS/2026-27/466)
- The authority
- Reserve Bank of India
Mallah Software Services Private Limited has not independently verified this against the gazette. The citation above is the instrument this date is taken from, and it is exact enough for a professional to check. Inside Lawzer a company secretary or chartered accountant can record that they have checked it, against the rule as it read on the day — and that record is withdrawn automatically if the rule later changes. A date nobody has checked says so.
Who has to file it
Every one of these has to hold before DNBS04B binds an entity:
- an NBFC in the Middle or Upper Layer, or in the Base Layer with assets of ₹100 crore or more
- Filed on:
- RBI CIMS
- Usually owned by:
- Accountant
- Typical effort:
- 3 hours
Common questions
- What is the due date of DNBS04B?
- It is next due on 15 Nov 2026, for Oct 2026. 15th of the following month (20th, 1 month after quarter end for periods beginning before 2026-07-01). It falls due every month.
- Who has to file DNBS04B?
- It applies to an NBFC in the Middle or Upper Layer, or in the Base Layer with assets of ₹100 crore or more.
- What is the penalty for filing DNBS04B late?
- Penalty under s.58G of the RBI Act
- How do I file DNBS04B?
- The NBFC’s authorised user logs in to the RBI’s CIMS portal, selects the return and the reporting period, fills in or uploads the data in the prescribed template, validates it and submits it before the due date.
- What is the full form of DNBS in DNBS04B?
- DNBS stands for Department of Non-Banking Supervision, the RBI department whose return codes these are. DNBS04B is the Structural Liquidity & Interest Rate Sensitivity.
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