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RBI Caps Lenders' AIF Exposure at 10% of Fund Corpus
Mint New Delhi
|July 30, 2025
The guidelines seek to address concerns relating to the misuse of the AIF route for evergreening of loans, say experts
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday capped investments by banks and non-bank financiers in alternative investment funds (AIFs) at 10% of the fund's corpus, two months after it proposed relaxations to its 2023 circular.
The central bank said no regulated entity should individually contribute more than 10% of the corpus of an AIF scheme and that the collective contribution of all such entities in any AIF should not cross 20% of the fund's corpus. The collective contribution limit is higher than the 15% figure proposed in May's draft circular. The RBI said these norms will apply to commercial banks, cooperative banks, all Indian financial institutions, NBFCs and housing finance companies from 1 January 2026 or earlier.
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