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IL&FS case complexities reveal what India's resolution mechanism is lacking

A stretched rescue process reveals critical deficiencies in India Inc's corporate layering and resolution mechanism worsened by the pandemic

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IL&FS is the holding company of IL&FS group, incorporated as a non-banking finance company registered with Reserve Bank of India as a core investment company (CIC)

Hamsini Karthik Mumbai
Scars of September 21, 2018, or India’s financial services sector’s Black Friday cannot fade easily. Two major housing financiers — Dewan Housing Corporation and India­bulls Housing — saw over 55 per cent single-day crashes in their stock prices caused by fears of redemption in the debt market. That brought to fore that India’s then largest non-banking fin­a­nce company (NBFCs) — Infra­structure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) — was neck-deep in crisis calling for a swift government intervention.

With over Rs 1 trillion of loan due to mainly banks and mutual funds, preventing a systemic contagion was top priority. Nearly three

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