Alerts & Updates 2nd Jan 2025

Balancing Regulation and Accessibility: Addressing Unregulated Lending in India with a Comprehensive Approach

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Mukesh ChandSenior Counsel | Mumbai

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The proposed Banning of Unregulated Lending Activities Bill marks a significant step in addressing predatory practices and safeguarding borrowers in India. This article examines the intricate ecosystem of regulated and unregulated lending, highlighting the role of informal credit in rural and MSME financing and the associated risks of exploitation.

In light of the Bill’s stringent provisions, the update explores the need for a balanced approach. one that regulates unregulated lenders while ensuring credit availability for underserved segments. It underscores the importance of integrating informal credit channels into the formal system, leveraging India’s robust financial and credit guarantee infrastructure, and preparing the groundwork to minimize disruptions.

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