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Sebi intervention needed after markets stabilise: UTI MF's Amandeep Chopra

Besides loan-against-share (LAS) structures seeing a strain, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) exposed to developer funding pose contagion risks to the markets

Amandeep Chopra, group president and head-fixed income, UTI MF
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Amandeep Chopra, group president and head-fixed income, UTI MF

Jash Kriplani
Debt market investing has not been a pleasant experience for mutual funds (MFs) of late. Besides loan-against-share (LAS) structures seeing a strain, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) exposed to developer funding pose contagion risks to the markets. Amandeep Chopra, group president and head-fixed income, UTI MF, shares his views with Jash Kriplani on recent events in the markets. Edited excerpts:

How LAS and developer funding will be impacted as NBFCs face funding crunch?
 
A lot of NBFCs will be deleveraging their books. They will have no choice, but to stop refinancing some of these structures. LAS, direct exposure to real-estate, developer funding,

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