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NBFCs had objected to RBI rules on auditor change, called for expert panel

The RBI had said in its guidelines that all banks and NBFCs, except non-deposit taking ones below Rs 1,000 crore, should change their auditors

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Anup Roy Mumbai
Non-banking finance companies (NBFC) had opposed the RBI move on changing auditors' mid-way in the financial year, and had asked the central bank to set up an expert committee instead, with representations from NBFCs and audit firms before coming with rules on audit.  

The RBI had said in its guidelines that all banks and NBFCs, except non-deposit taking ones below Rs 1,000 crore, should change their auditors. A minimum of two audit firms should conduct the audit, the RBI had said in its guidelines released on April 27.

However, NBFCs had the flexibility to change their auditors from the second

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