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RBI boosts NBFCs with infrastructure loan reforms and stable rates.
The Reserve Bank of India's October 2025 policy changes are seen as a major boost for non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), especially those in infrastructure lending.
The central bank removed proposed limits on business overlaps between banks and their group entities, benefiting bank-linked NBFCs, and proposed lowering risk weights on loans to high-quality infrastructure projects, which could reduce financing costs.
While firms like Power Finance Corporation and REC Ltd. are already well-capitalized, the reforms are viewed as structurally positive.
The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee maintained the policy repo rate at 5.5%, with no changes to the SDF, MSF, or Bank Rate, signaling a stable monetary stance.
The move also granted self-regulatory status to the Federation of Indian Depository Companies, enhancing oversight.
Overall, the measures aim to strengthen credit flow to key sectors while preserving financial stability.
El RBI impulsa a las NBFC con reformas de préstamos para infraestructura y tasas estables.