RBI eases norms for bank lending to well-rated NBFCs | Mint

The RBI has relaxed lending norms for banks providing loans to well-rated Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs). This regulatory change is aimed at facilitating easier access to credit for NBFCs with strong credit ratings, thereby supporting their growth and financial stability. The easing of norms is expected to boost lending activities and enhance liquidity in the financial sector. By improving the credit environment for well-rated NBFCs, the RBI intends to foster a more robust and resilient financial system, benefiting both lenders and borrowers.