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Only 10% of Rs 38K-cr debt raised via share pledges meet RBI norms: Crisil

The findings come amid multiple instances of sharp corrections in the price of pledged shares, which led to concerns on how to deal with the problem

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
As much as 90 per cent of the Rs 38,000 crore debt raised by promoters by pledging their shares do not meet the collateral prescriptions of the Reserve Bank, finds a report.

The findings come amid multiple instances of sharp corrections in the price of pledged shares, which led to concerns on how to deal with the problem.

“As much as 90 per cent of the rated pledged debt has transaction cover of less than two times. This is in contrast to the RBI prescription of a minimum collateral cover of two times for lending against shares by banks and non-banking financial

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