IBHFL will hold around 90.5 per cent of the post-merger enhanced equity capital of the merged entity, while shareholders of LVB will hold around 9.5 per cent.
ICCL, a non-deposit taking NBFC registered with RBI, is focussed on long-term secured mortgage-backed loans. Its merger with LVB will be in the overall interest of the company and will help it to utilise capital more efficiently than as a standalone NBFC, said the bank.
"Also, given the regulatory framework governing new privae banks, it's prudent to conduct lending business under the LVB," it said.