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The financial sector of India is diverse and NBFC is playing an important role in the sector. The NBFCs are filling a financial gap in the sectors which are underserved by the banks. However, there is a change in the operation of banks and NBFCs. Financial institutions have to follow the compliances related to management and control changes.
The NBFCs must be grown to cater to more financial needs of the people, and for that, they acquire other NBFCs. In the business world, mergers and acquisitions are common. The purchase of NBFC by another registered NBFC is called an acquisition or takeover. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has created an easier framework for NBFC takeover.
Remember only registered NBFCs can take over another NBFC. As per the framework, you must obtain an NOC (Non-Objection Certificate) from RBI to legally take over an NBFC. In the article, a complete NBFC takeover checklist is shared.
The NBFCs are the companies established under the Companies Act, of 1956. The NBFCs are engaged in the business of finance, accepting deposits, delivering credit and channelising the scarce financial resources to create wealth. So, they cater for the financial requirements of the corporate sector, deliver credit to the unorganised sector and small borrowers.
The NBFCs provide financial services to selected groups and industries. So, to provide credit to these groups, the NBFC have to raise capital at frequent intervals. Due to lending money, there will be a change in the control and management of NBFCs such as a change in directorship, and transfer of shareholding.
There can be multiple reasons to take the NBFC and these are as follows:
There are mainly two types of NBFCs: Deposit Accepting NBFCs and second is Non-Deposit Accepting NBFCs. Before acquiring any NBFC, taking a prior approval is required:
The prior written approval of the Reserve Bank of India is required for -
Below are the steps that must be followed for NBFC company takeover:
The following information must be shared about the promoters, Directors and shareholders while taking over an NBFC:
To conclude, the acquisition of NBFC in India is now easier than registering a new one, it is because of the simplified procedure introduced by the RBI. However, an NBFC takeover process is still in the early stages, but it is designed systematically. The person who wants to acquire an NBFC needs to be well-informed about all the information of the transferer to avoid any delays.
The NBFCs play an active role in the current financial market, so the RBI has eased the compliances and governance requirements of the NBFC takeover procedure. If you want to start your own NBFC, then reach out to Registrationwala, as we assist our clients in the complete process and make it easier for them to get the registration certificate without much hassle.
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