Union Bank of India has received bids for four stressed loans worth more than ₹520 crore from ACCIL Corporation, SDB Developers, Jaypee Healthcare and Gammon India, at less than half the value of the loans. It was on a 100% upfront cash basis to ARCIL, CFM ARC, JC Flowers and Omkara ARC.
The ARC will use the funds to make cash payments to banks against the purchase of non-performing loans. NARCL offers 15% of consideration as cash payment, and balance 85% is paid in the form of security receipts paid on recovery of loans or at the end of five years or whichever is earlier.
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Banks in India will no longer be able to secretly auction off stressed loans under a new framework agreed upon by high-street banks. The decision to auction loans must now be notified to all key players in the market, ending the practice of keeping potential bidders in the dark. Banks have also established a timeline to close such deals within seven working days after receiving final approval from lending banks.