NBFCs raise concerns over planned co-lending rules

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Non-bank lenders in Mumbai plan to address the Reserve Bank of India regarding proposed co-lending rule changes. The new model suggests joint loan disbursement, replacing the current assignment practice. NBFCs worry about increased risk and liquidity strain due to longer loan holding periods. Banks are also concerned about dual default reporting affecting borrower trust.

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