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Letter to BS: Can't afford to have public confidence in system shaken up

The country can't afford to have NBFCs with such large asset portfolios springing unpleasant surprises on the financial system

DHFL reiterates it hasn't defaulted on any financial obligations
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This refers to “Cobrapost stings DHFL” (January 30). While one does not doubt the veracity of the news report, it is time that the regulator of non-banking financial corporations (NBFCs), the Reserve Bank of India, carries out a comprehensive assessment of asset portfolios of the big NBFCs to check for adherence to regulatory guidelines and prudence in lending and investment. This is imperative considering the intricate mesh of interconnectedness among banks, NBFCs, mutual funds and corporations. The country can’t afford to have NBFCs with such large asset portfolios springing unpleasant surprises on the financial system, especially with a large part