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Asset management firm in the works to tackle bad loans of PSU banks

Asset management firm in the works to tackle bad loans of PSU banks
Asset management firm in the works to tackle bad loans of PSU banks
Experts believe that an AMC structure can be a viable option if the government has some stake in disposing of the bad loans.

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The proposed AMC will work on a fee-based model. It will collate bad debt across banks and reach out to institutional investors, including distressed funds. Once the AMC secures funding for the collated asset, it will engage with ARCs to turn around the asset.

NEW DELHI: The government may set up an asset management firm to assist state-run lenders in disposing of their bad loans, leaving them to focus on core banking.The proposed firm will not be a full-fledged bad bank, an idea that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is not in favour of.Instead, it will act as a conduit between distressed funds, asset reconstruction firms and lenders.“Unlike a bad bank, it won’t take up the impaired loan portfolio on
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