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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) limits a single bank's investment in an Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) scheme to 10% of the corpus. Collective investment by all regulated entities capped at 20%.

The Reserve Bank of India proposes to relax investment rules for banks and NBFCs in Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs), aiming to promote financial discipline and prevent regulatory circumvention.

NCLT has ordered the liquidation of Tulip Hotels after the company failed to secure a bidder during its insolvency resolution process. The decision comes after the 180-day timeline for finding a...

Piramal Enterprises is confident of recovering investments in AIFs following RBI guidelines. The company will adjust Rs 3,164 crore in its financial statements due to the impact of the new...

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) restricts banks and NBFCs from investing in AIFs with investments in their loan borrowers, aiming to curb evergreening practices.