IBA to soon move the application to RBI for setting up a bad bank
According to sources, having a secure licence from the Registrar of Companies, the Indian Banks’ Association will shortly proceed with an application to the RBI to arrange a ₹6,000 crore National Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd. or bad bank. 
The references moreover told that the procedure for settling an introductory capital of ₹100 crore is on as per the protocols along with the enrollment of the company, the following stage as demonstrated by the sources would be audit and accordingly move the application to the RBI striving licence for the asset reconstruction company.
The Reserve Bank of India in 2017 put forward the capital requirement to ₹100 crores from the initial phase of ₹2 crores maintaining in sense huger proportion of currency expected to buy bad loans. Legal consultant AZB & Partners has existed to be committed to pursuing several regulatory permissions and fulfilling different legal formalities.
The sources also said that the preliminary capital would appear from eight banks who have dedicated, and the NARCL would broaden the capital root to ₹6,000 crores thereafter after the RBI’s nod. The sources added that additional equity partners would enroll after the RBI’s licence and actually the committee would be broadened.
