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RBI issues Draft (Securitisation Transactions) Amendment Directions
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Check the official recordThe Reserve Bank of India has released draft amendment directions for Commercial Banks, Small Finance Banks, Non-Banking Financial Companies, and All India Financial Institutions regarding securitisation transactions. These amendments aim to enhance the efficiency, liquidity, and transparency of the issuance and transfer of Securitisation Notes. The RBI has invited public comments and feedback on these draft guidelines until August 27, 2026. Submissions can be made via the 'Connect2Regulate' portal on the RBI website, by email, or by post to the Department of Regulation in Mumbai.
July 27, 2026
RBI issues Draft (Securitisation Transactions) Amendment Directions
In line with the objective to improve efficiency, liquidity and transparency in issuance and subsequent transfer of Securitisation Notes (SNs), RBI has today issued following draft Amendment Directions for public comments:
a) Reserve Bank of India (Commercial Banks - Securitisation Transactions) Amendment Directions, 2026
b) Reserve Bank of India (Small Finance Banks - Securitisation Transactions) Amendment Directions, 2026
c) Reserve Bank of India (Non-Banking Financial Companies - Securitisation Transactions) Amendment Directions, 2026
d) Reserve Bank of India (All India Financial Institutions - Securitisation Transactions) Amendment Directions, 2026
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Press Release: 2026-2027/766 Chief General Manager ᮧेस ᮧकाशनी PRESS RELEASE
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