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In its attempt to give more autonomy to PSU banks, the Government has taken a decision to allow them to appoint statutory central auditors and branch auditors directly from the comptroller and Auditor General and the ICAI.

The decision is welcome keeping in view the competition from the private banks who are already vested with such power of appointment of auditors without any interference from the government.

But the reporting level of PSUs and private sector banks differ as do their individual functionary levels. Hence, it would be better to appoint the statutory auditors from the panel maintained with the RBI to avoid controversy.

D. Suresh Babu

Hyderabad

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