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Banks may take majority stake in DHFL, convert part of debt into equity

DHFL owes banks Rs 40,600 crore. It also has a liability of Rs 45,380 crore to pay the holders of debentures and bonds

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Subrata PandaHamsini Karthik Mumbai
The consortium of banks led by Union Bank of India, which is working on the feasibility of the resolution plan submitted by cash-strapped housing financier Dewan Housing Finance Corporation (DHFL), is toying with the idea of taking a majority stake in the firm. 

It is understood that in order to execute the resolution process, banks may convert a part of their loans into equity. 

Sources say banks are at the final stage of deliberating on DHFL’s resolution plan it submitted on August 6. 

“To facilitate a faster implementation of the resolution plan, it is important that banks take charge of DHFL by taking

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