RBI's updated regulations clarify NBFCs' classification; Tata Sons may still need to list unless significant restructuring ...

Attention now turns to the upcoming upper-layer NBFC list and how the regulator interprets indirect receipt of public funds ...

RBI's decision on Tata Sons' CIC deregistration will determine its future as a private entity or public listing.

Any NBFC, which has an asset size of over Rs 1 lakh crore, will be considered as an upper layer NBFC now.

The majority of the NBFCs, whose certificates of registration were cancelled, had a registered office address in West Bengal, an RBI release showed.

RBI notification on NBFC CoR surrender keeps indirect public funds rules in play, leaving Tata Sons CIC status and any ...

NBFCs and HFCs seeking to surrender their Certificate of Registration must submit revised applications through the PRAVAAH ...

Tata Sons, however, has applied for de-registration as a NBFC, and its application is still pending with the Reserve Bank. The Reserve Bank on Thursday released the list of 15 NBFCs in the Upper Layer ...

The RBI has cancelled the Certificates of Registration for 135 NBFCs, a majority of which are located in Kolkata, West Bengal. The action, taken under the RBI Act, 1934, also affects firms in other ...

Draft framework aims to ease compliance burden for low-risk NBFCs while strengthening risk-based supervision The Reserve Bank of India’s proposal to exempt smaller non-banking financial companies from ...