NBFC body writes to RBI seeking to bring MSMEs under loan relief plan
RBI has allowed banks to recast accounts of individual borrowers and small businesses who had restructured their loans under last year’s resolution framework
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RBI has allowed banks to recast accounts of individual borrowers and small businesses who had restructured their loans under last year’s resolution framework
The Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC) has sought loan restructuring for the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) who benefited from the previous loan restructuring framework provided by the Reserve Bank of India amid the ...
Loan restructuring: FIDC seeks clarity from RBI on relief measures May 14, 2021 FIDC said that NBFCs are very small and do not have a well developed website - HAKINMHAN FIDC said that NBFCs are very small and do not have a well developed website - HAKINMHAN× Seeks moratorium up to an additional three years The Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC) has written to Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das seeking more clarity and highlighting residual issues in the NBFC sector after the announcement of relief measures for loan restructuring on May 5. “To clarify or perm...
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