Thu, Dec 07, 2017 | Updated 07.46PM IST
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The RBI had asked banks and their defaulters on its second list to come to a mutual agreement on restructuring the loans and get the new agreement vetted by a third party. However, sources say that almost 90% of these cases are likely to be referred to the NCLT, as bankers and defaulter firms haven't been able to come to a mutually agreed solution.
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