Under the deal, Aadhar Housing Finance would be merged with DHFL Vysya and the latter would be the surviving entity.
Competition Commission of India (CCI), which keeps a tab on unfair business practices, has given its nod to the proposed merger, as per the regulator's website.
Both Aadhar and Vysya are subsidiaries of Wadhawan Global Capital (WGC).
Post merger, WGC would hold more than 50 per cent stake in the resultant entity, according to the submission made by the companies to CCI.
Aadhar Housing Finance is a partnership between Wadhawan Global Capital, International Finance Company (IFC) and Dewan Housing Finance Ltd.
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