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Banks Vs NBFCs - Comparison of Various Regulations
 

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Regulations Governing Different Institutions   by  Amit Jain  
Banks   NBFCs 
Housing finance (HFC)  Asset finance (AFC)  Infra financing (IFC) 
Deposits   Debentures majorly, bank borrowings and to some extent retail deposits   Bank borrowings majorly, debentures and bonds, securitisation   Long term bonds, foreign borrowings, bank borrowings and retail infra bonds  
Minimum 9%   Minimum 12%   Minimum 15%   Minimum 15%  
90 dpd   90 dpd   180 dpd   180 dpd  
Depends on rating, ranges from 20% to 150%   50% for loans up to Rs3m & LTV <=75%; 75% for loans above Rs3m & LTV <=75%; 100% for   100% risk weights, credit enhancements for off balance sheet assets are also risk   20% risk weights for state/central government guaranteed projects, rest 100%  
4.25% of net demand and time liabilities (NDTL)   None   None   None  
23% of NDTL   15% of retail deposits raised   None   None  
15% of net owned funds (NOF) to single borrower (20% for infra), 40% group exposure (50% for infra)   NA   NA   25% of net worth to single borrower, 40% group exposure; for state and central utilities no limits 
40% of adjusted bank credit   NA   NA   NA  
Standard provisioning of 0.4%(except agri); 10% on substandard, 100% on loss   No standard asset provisioning, 10% on substandard, 100% on loss   No standard asset provisioning, 10% on Substandard, 100% on loss   No standard asset provisioning, 10% on substandard, 100% on loss 
       

 

 

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