GENERAL17 Sept 2026
Banks may soon hit infra exposure limits, need to recycle capital: NaBFID
NaBFID (the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development) says banks will soon hit their credit exposure limits for infrastructure developers, as India's infra investment need keeps growing. Its Deputy Managing Director Monika Kalia wants seasoned assets with stable cash flows moved off bank books through securitisation. If you build or fund infra projects, expect tighter bank lending and plan other funding routes early.
Key Statutory Highlights
- NaBFID Deputy Managing Director Monika Kalia said banks will soon run out of exposure limits on infrastructure developers.
- She said market participants need to explore structures that sustain infrastructure financing without banks raising capital to an exponential level.
- She said seasoned assets with stable cash flows should move out of the banking system to other investors through securitisation, including synthetic structures.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you are planning or funding an infrastructure project, review your funding mix and check with your banker or CA whether bank exposure limits could slow your loan sanctions, so you can line up alternative funding in time.
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