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RBIs Revised Norms for ARCs

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  • Process for Settlement Approval
    • Dues above 1 crore can now be settled by following a boardapproved policy
    • Decisions regarding such settlement can be given by a committee of the board itself instead of involving the whole board which simplifies the procedure.
  • Composition of Committee
    • The committee shall be headed by an independent director and shall consist of at least
    • Two independent directors including the chair or,
    • Onethird of the boards total strength or three directors whichever is higher.
  • Independent Advisory Committee IAC
    • The proposals for settlement shall be evaluated by an IAC consisting of experts in technical financial or legal matters
    • The IAC will suggest alternatives for recovery and the board committee will discuss these before making a decision to settle.
  • Settlement Criteria
    • Settlements will only be conducted after all options for recovery have been considered and settlement is deemed the best alternative available.
    • This supersedes the previous condition to exhaust all steps of recovery before settling.
  • Special Provisions for Small Loans For Dues Less than 1 Crore
    • Settlement can be sanctioned by a person who was not concerned in the acquisition of financial assets.
    • Earlier proposals for dues below 1 crore were required to be studied by the IAC.
  • Prior Monitoring and Reporting Quarterly Reporting
    • ARCs are mandated to present quarterly reports on resolution of accounts to the board or a panel of the board.

Purposes of the Amendments

  • Valuation Transparency
    • The NPV of settlements should not be less than the realisable value of securities.
    • Any significant difference between the valuation at the time of acquisition of assets and the realisable value at the time of settlement must be supported with reasons.
  • Objective of the Changes
    • The new rules seek to make settlement easier especially for small loans without being one size fits all.
    • The new rules ensure a balance between ease of resolution and accountability in settlement processes.

RBI Guidelines For Asset Reconstruction Companies

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