Sebi has moved to align India’s securitisation framework with RBI regulations for entities already governed by central bank rules. The proposal includes relaxing the 25% single borrower exposure cap, shifting disclosure duties to the servicer, and tweaking governance for SPDEs. The changes are aimed at enabling more single-asset deals while improving transparency across the process.
SEBI has proposed changes to regulations for securitised debt instruments (SDIs) aimed at expanding the listed securitisation market. The plan includes allowing single-asset securitisation by RBI-regulated entities, permitting the winding up of securitisation transactions, and easing selected structural constraints. The move is intended to make the market more flexible and attractive for participants.
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