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Debt restructuring to help India Inc to tide over Covid crisis: CEOs

The debt moratorium has helped many companies to conserve cash and re-start operations. Yet, CEOs say it isn't enough as consumer demand has not picked up to pre-Covid levels

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The RBI had already announced debt moratorium for Indian corporates for six months | Illustration by Binay Saha

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The Reserve Bank of India’s plan to allow one-time debt restructuring and setting up an expert committee headed by former banker K V Kamath for corporate and personal loans resolution, will provide much-needed relief to Indian companies once the moratorium on loans ends this month.

A host of Indian companies led by airlines, hotels, travel and tourism, real estate and media are expected to fall into a financial crisis, as their cash flows dried up due to the nationwide lockdown announced by the Indian government to contain the Coronavirus pandemic.

“We want to see immediate action by August end. Debt restructuring is

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