Sebi has permitted all NBFCs and HFCs to invest in security receipts issued by ARCs, widening the scope of participants and boosting liquidity in the distressed asset market. New Delhi, Mar 3 (PTI) ...

The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday announced that the risk weights for banks lending to NBFCs has been restored to 100% from 125% earlier from April 1, 2025. India's central bank has also exempted ...

The central bank on Tuesday reduced the risk weights on bank loans to NBFCs from 125% to 100%, effective April 1. This reverses the risk weight increase implemented in November 2023, providing relief ...

Easier access to funds and lower costs could mean NBFCs could save 25-50 basis points on bank loans due to lower banking risk weightages for the sector. One basis point is 0.01 percentage point.

RBI Tuesday after market trading hours cut the risk weight for banks on loans to NBFCs from 125% to 100% depending on the rating of the finance company The RBI's decision has softened the blow on ...

The rally followed the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) decision to reverse its previous move of increasing the risk weight on loans extended to non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). This reversal is ...

On Thursday, February 27, shares of key NBFCs, such as CreditAccess Grameen, were up as high as 12%, while Bandhan Bank's shares were up around 8% following the RBI's recent announcement on risk ...

On Thursday, February 27, shares of key NBFCs, such as CreditAccess Grameen, were up as high as 12%, while Bandhan Bank's shares were up around 8% following the RBI's recent announcement on risk ...

Axis Bank, India’s third largest private lender, is looking at a valuation of around $1 billion for its wholly owned NBFC (non-banking finance company) subsidiary, the people said. Investment ...

In November 2023, the central bank had raised the risk weight for bank exposure to NBFCs in cases where the risk weights associated with the relevant credit ratings were under 100%, thus causing ...

According to police, the accused — Ajit Kumar Jena and Gopal Chaturvedi — helped Ramakant Pilani, the kingpin of a racket, to cheat non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) by using forged documents.

Hyderabad-based non-banking financial company (NBFC) IKF Finance is in advanced talks to raise $70-80 million in fresh primary equity, with a sovereign wealth fund expected to lead the round and ...