Wednesday, 30 September 2026Updated 17m ago
← Top stories
Deal● Neutral for Indian equities

Once merger proposed by Tata Trusts takes place, TSPL will only have to inform RBI on shedding NBFC status: Expert

1 source · first seen 10:09 30 Sept · updated 10:09 30 Sept

The brief

Written from 1 report · check the source before you trade
  • After the proposed merger, TSPL would only need to inform RBI to shed its NBFC status
  • Tata Trusts says the structure restores direct business revenues alongside TSPL’s holding role
  • The proposed change concerns Tata Sons’ structure and could affect its exposure to listed Tata group companies

Tags on this story

Pick a tag to see all its stories

Linked by the tag NBFCs

53 stories this week
  1. 30 SeptIndia's Drought Risk: Which Stocks Could Feel The Impact Of A Weak Monsoon And Rural Demand Shock?1 source · India's monsoon deficit stands at 12%, raising Rabi crop risks
  2. 29 SeptTata Trusts within right to seek merger, but Tata Sons can challenge: LawyerLegal · 2 sources · A lawyer says Tata Trusts can seek a merger, while Tata Sons can challenge it
  3. 26 SeptShould you subscribe to the Moneyview IPO?IPO · 1 source · Moneyview’s unsecured personal loan concentration is a key risk despite its optically low valuation multiple
  4. 25 SeptPB Fintech to SBI Life: Kotak lists out impact of IRDAI rules for insurers, NBFCsPolicy · 1 source
  5. 24 SeptIrdai's fee cap proposal rattles distributors; insurance stocks tumblePolicy · 1 source · IRDAI proposed commission caps could reduce distributor incomes
All NBFCs stories →

Read the reports

1 report · earliest 10:09
Business LineOnce merger proposed by Tata Trusts takes place, TSPL will only have to inform RBI on shedding NBFC status: Expert10:09