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India’s central bank will require full collateral for bank loans to brokers starting April 2026, banning unsecured funding and promoter guarantees.
The Reserve Bank of India will require 100% collateral for all bank funding to brokers starting April 1, 2026, ending unsecured loans and promoter guarantees.
Banks cannot finance brokers’ proprietary trading, though market-making and short-term debt warehousing remain allowed with strict margin controls.
Collateral must include at least 25% cash, with equity shares subject to a 40% haircut.
All capital market lending will count toward banks’ exposure limits.
The RBI also proposes allowing bank loans to SEBI-regulated REITs under strict conditions, with implementation expected by July 1, 2026.
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El banco central de la India requerirá garantía completa para los préstamos bancarios a los corredores a partir de abril de 2026, prohibiendo la financiación sin garantía y las garantías de promotores.