"It has been decided that NBFCs which are registered with the Bank as core investment companies, primary dealers and those purely into investment activities without any customer interface are exempt from the applicability," RBI said in a circular.
As per RBI guidelines in 2010, Non-Banking Finance Companies (NBFCs) were required to provide current and historical data on borrowers to the credit information companies.
RBI said the decision follows a representations on the applicability of said instructions to NBFCs that do not have any customer interface.
The information is provided to credit institutions to help them evaluate and approve loan applications or any other credit applications.
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