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RBI may be more open to granting credit card licences to NBFCs: Macquarie

RBI also made it clear that NBFCs will have to take prior approval from the RBI for issuing credit cards to their customers.

RBI, Reserve Bank of India
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The co-branding partner shall not have access to information relating to transactions undertaken through the co-branded card: RBI

Subrata Panda Mumbai
With the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) tightening co-branded cards issuance framework by disallowing sharing of transaction data by issuing entities with their co-branded partners, it might be more open to granting licenses to various large players and non-banks like Bajaj Finance thereby increasing competition in the segment, said Macquarie Research in a note on Friday.

In its master direction, the RBI said, “The co-branding partner shall not have access to information relating to transactions undertaken through the co-branded card”.

“The role of the co-branding partner entity under the tie-up arrangement shall be limited to marketing/distribution of the cards and

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