Indian corporate groups are restructuring the asset and income profiles of non-banking financial companies and core investment companies to avoid crossing regulatory thresholds that would bring them under tighter Reserve Bank of India oversight, sources said. The adjustments are aimed at keeping entities outside definitions that trigger registration, compliance, and capital requirements, even as the central bank intensifies scrutiny of shadow-banking structures.
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"Holding Companies, NBFCs Rework Balance Sheets to Stay Outside RBI Net"
Indian corporate groups are restructuring the asset and income profiles of non-banking financial companies and core investment companies to avoid crossing regulatory thresholds that would bring them under tighter Reserve Bank of India oversight, sources said. The adjustments are aimed at keeping entities outside definitions that trigger registration, compliance, and capital requirements, even as the central bank intensifies scrutiny of shadow-banking structures.
Holding Companies, NBFCs Rework Balance Sheets to Stay Outside RBI Net
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Indian corporate groups are restructuring the asset and income profiles of non-banking financial companies and core investment companies to avoid crossing regulatory thresholds that would bring them under tighter Reserve Bank of India oversight, sources said. The adjustments are aimed at keeping entities outside definitions that trigger registration, compliance, and capital requirements, even as the central bank intensifies scrutiny of shadow-banking structures.
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