Bank Finance to NBFCs having predominant exposure to gold lending has been cut from 10% of the bank's capital funds to 7.5%. NBFCs who have more than 50% of their exposure in gold loans will now be able to avail bank finance only upto the above limits. However, where the NBFCs' additional exposure is to the infrastructure sector, then bank funds can go upto 12.5% of their capital funds. Banks are also mandated to have internal sub-limits for on-lending to NBFCs having predominant exposure to gold loans. A copy of the RBI circular to this effect can be found here
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