RBI Governor Backs Tata Sons Classification, Says Large NBFCs Must Follow Listing Norms

RBI governor backs Tata Sons classification, says large NBFCs must follow listing norms

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra explains the need for Tata Sons to register as an upper-layer NBFC. Large NBFCs handling public funds are required to follow specific regulations, including mandatory listing. This classification stems from the systemic risks posed by financial leverage within group companies. Malhotra emphasizes the RBI's commitment to price stability and economic growth amidst stable inflation levels.

RBI Governor hints that Tata Sons may have to go for listing

On September 28, Tata Trusts sent a proposal to the Tata Sons board for the merger of Tata Electronics Systems Solutions Pvt Ltd (TESS) and Tata Consulting Engineers (TCE) with Tata Sons Pvt Ltd (TSPL).

RBI Governor Was Asked About Tata Sons' Listing. He Read The Rulebook

"As a policy, we do not answer questions relating to any specific regulated entity. I'll not be able to answer this specific question," he said, explaining the rules that make listing mandatory.

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RBI Reaffirms Listing Rules for Top NBFCs

  Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Sanjay Malhotra has reiterated that non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) classified in the upper layer must be listed on the stock market if they meet the regulatory criteria. Speaking at NDTV’s World Summit, he said core investment companies that fall within the RBI’s definition and have access to public […]