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Business News/ News / Muthoot’s  bid  to  buy IDBI MF rejected
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Muthoot’s  bid  to  buy IDBI MF rejected

The activity of sponsoring a mutual fund or owning an asset management company is not in consonance with the activity of an operating NBFC, the RBI said

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MUMBAI : The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has not cleared a proposal by Muthoot Finance Ltd to buy IDBI Asset Management Ltd and IDBI MF Trustee Co. Ltd from IDBI Bank Ltd and IDBI Capital Markets and Securities Ltd, the non-bank financier said on Tuesday.

“The activity of sponsoring a mutual fund or owning an asset management company is not in consonance with the activity of an operating NBFC (non-banking financial company)", the central bank has conveyed to Muthoot Finance.

“Consequently, we have informed the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) vide our letter dated 23 November 2020 that Muthoot Finance Ltd is unable to proceed with the proposed transaction," Muthoot Finance said in a regulatory filing.

As of 31 March, IDBI Bank owned 66.67% stake in IDBI Asset Management, also referred to as IDBI Mutual Fund, with IDBI Capital Markets and Securities holding the remaining 33.33%.

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Shayan Ghosh
Shayan Ghosh is a national editor at Mint reporting on traditional banks and shadow banks. He has over 12 years of experience in financial journalism. Based in Mint’s Mumbai bureau since 2018, he tracks interest rate movements and its impact on companies and the broader economy. His interests also include the distressed debt market, especially as India’s bankruptcy law attempts recoveries of billions worth of toxic assets.
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Published: 24 Nov 2020, 10:50 PM IST
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