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Regulatory Updates for the month of January 2025
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, Financial Services, RBI, SEBI, UPDATES /by StaffFull Day Workshop on Securitisation,Transfer of Loans and Co-lending
/0 Comments/in Financial Services, Securitisation, Training & Workshops /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsRegister here for the Pre-Summit Workshop: https://forms.gle/TGQBkVXgzX8Ho5ts8
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Our resources on new Securitisation and Transfer of Loan Directions
- Lecture on basics of Securitisation available on YouTube
- Securitisation Primer
- Evolution of securitisation – Genesis of MBS
- Global Securitisation Markets in 2021: A Robust Year for Structured Finance
- Securitisation Glossary
- After 15 years: New Securitisation regulatory framework takes effect
- One stop RBI norms on transfer of loan exposures
- Loan Participations: The Rising Star of Loan Markets
- FAQs on Securitisation of Standard Assets
- FAQs on Transfer of Loan Exposure
- Legal Issues in Securitization
- Has the cover fallen off Covered Bonds?
- Security Token Offerings & their Application to Structured Finance
- Resurgence of synthetic securitisations: Capital-relief driven transactions scale new peaks
- Understanding the budding concept of green securitization
Full Day Workshop on Securitisation,Transfer of Loans and Co-lending
/0 Comments/in Financial Services, Securitisation, Training & Workshops /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsRegister here:
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Our resources on new Securitisation and Transfer of Loan Directions
- Lecture on basics of Securitisation available on YouTube
- Securitisation Primer
- Evolution of securitisation – Genesis of MBS
- Global Securitisation Markets in 2021: A Robust Year for Structured Finance
- Securitisation Glossary
- After 15 years: New Securitisation regulatory framework takes effect
- One stop RBI norms on transfer of loan exposures
- Loan Participations: The Rising Star of Loan Markets
- FAQs on Securitisation of Standard Assets
- FAQs on Transfer of Loan Exposure
- Legal Issues in Securitization
- Has the cover fallen off Covered Bonds?
- Security Token Offerings & their Application to Structured Finance
- Resurgence of synthetic securitisations: Capital-relief driven transactions scale new peaks
- Understanding the budding concept of green securitization
Regulatory Updates for the month of December 2024
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, Financial Services, RBI, SEBI, UPDATES /by StaffRegulatory Updates for the month of November 2024
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws, Financial Services, RBI, SEBI, UPDATES /by StaffSurging gold loan business sets off RBI alarm
/0 Comments/in Financial Services, NBFCs, RBI /by Team FinservSeveral practices in gold lending pointed by supervisor; 3 months’ time to mend ways
– Team Finserv (finserv@vinodkothari.com)
The Reserve Bank of India (‘RBI’) issued a notification dated September 30, 2024[1] raising concerns on the irregular practices observed in the grant of loans against pledge of gold ornaments and jewellery.
The RBI’s comprehensive review has unveiled notable deficiencies, including lapses in due diligence process, credit appraisals, ineffective monitoring of loan-to-value (LTV) ratios, a lack of transparency in the auctioning of jewellery upon default and so on. This notification compels all commercial banks, primary co-operative banks, and non-banking financial companies to undertake a meticulous evaluation of their existing gold lending processes and rectify identified gaps or shortcomings.
Read more →Indian securitisation enters a new phase: Banks originate with a bang
/0 Comments/in Financial Services, News on Securitization, Securitisation /by Abhirup GhoshAbhirup Ghosh | abhirup@vinodkothari.com
The Indian securitisation market has been without banks as originators for nearly 17 years, until HDFC Bank[1] launched a landmark transaction that may signal their potential return. Prior to the Global Financial Crisis, which raised significant questions about the viability of securitization as a financial product, banks like ICICI Bank were actively involved in the market, with ICICI’s last reported transaction occurring in 2007[2].
It is notable that erstwhile HDFC Limited, prior to its merger into the Bank, was the largest single originator of home loan securitisations; however, the present transaction is not home loans.
After the GFC, banks shifted from being originators to becoming investors in securitised assets. To meet the priority sector lending targets, banks started investing heavily in the securitisation market, be it in pass-through certificates or through acquisition of loan pools. This was a stark contrast to the situation elsewhere in the world, where the issuances are primarily made by banks.
Read more →Union Budget 2024: Did it hit the mark?
/0 Comments/in Budgetary Publications, Financial Services, Publications /by Team FinservTeam Finserv and Corplaw | finserv@vinodkothari.com
Read our other publications on the Budget 2024: