- Sawant Singh and Aditya Bhargava - 25-04-2017
As part of its ongoing putsch against stress in the banking system, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued guidelines on sale of stressed assets by banks on 1 September. The guidelines continue the RBI's various efforts since 2014 to put in place a regulatory framework to identify and tackle stress in the banking system before loans are classified as non-performing assets (NPAs), and clean up banks' balance sheets. The guidelines are detailed and cover a vast swathe including when stressed assets should be sold, valuation, investment in security receipts by selling banks, and mode of sale (including a right of first refusal to be offered by the selling bank).
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