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NBFCs' plan for SBI Cards IPO goes awry amid coronavirus outbreak

Anticipating huge demand from wealthy investors, financial firms had borrowed heavily. However, they now fear their funds could remain underutilised

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NBFCs typically mobilise funds to fund IPO bets by issuing commercial papers

Samie Modak Mumbai
Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) that help high net worth individuals (HNIs) place leveraged bets for initial public offerings (IPOs) are seeing their plans go awry because of the risk-aversion caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

Anticipating huge demand from wealthy investors, financial firms had borrowed heavily. However, they now fear their funds could remain underutilised.

NBFCs typically mobilise funds to fund IPO bets by issuing commercial papers (CPs). They lend to HNIs at a spread between 3 per cent and 5 per cent. The fund mobilisation is done by gauging the demand scenario, which was strong for SBI Cards until last

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