New Delhi, June 30 -- The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) stress tests of mutual funds found that 44 open-ended debt mutual fund schemes, managing assets worth Rs.3.18 lakh crore, breached liquidity thresholds prescribed by the AMFI or their respective asset asset management companies (AMCs) in March 2026.

The findings were published on Tuesday (June 30, 2026) in the central bank's latest Financial Stability Report.

The central bank, however, noted that there is no immediate cause for concern. According to the report, all the affected mutual funds have either rectified the breaches or initiated remedial measures and are expected to complete the same within the prescribed timeframe.

The findings form part of the RBI's broader assessment o...