This has been done to make the process of registration of new non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) "smoother and hassle-free", it said.
Also, there would be two types of applications for non-deposit taking NBFCs, based on sources of funds and customer interface. Applications from those not having access to public funds would be fast-tracked. These companies will be prohibited from accessing public funds and having customer interface. If they intend to later do either, the'd need RBI approval.
RBI may also call for any further documents to satisfy itself on the eligibility of a company seeking registration as an NBFC. If it does, the applicant must respond within a month.
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