NBFCs will need to include additional disclosures in their annual financial statements beginning with the financial year ending March 31, 2023. [1] These include disclosures on related party exposures, complaints received, and a corporate governance report. [2] Disclosures vary based on the NBFC layer - base, middle or upper - and include sectors exposed to, intra-group exposures, and divergences from RBI on asset classification and provisioning. [3] The objective is to increase transparency through these supplemental disclosures.
NBFCs will need to include additional disclosures in their annual financial statements beginning with the financial year ending March 31, 2023. [1] These include disclosures on related party exposures, complaints received, and a corporate governance report. [2] Disclosures vary based on the NBFC layer - base, middle or upper - and include sectors exposed to, intra-group exposures, and divergences from RBI on asset classification and provisioning. [3] The objective is to increase transparency through these supplemental disclosures.
NBFCs will need to include additional disclosures in their annual financial statements beginning with the financial year ending March 31, 2023. [1] These include disclosures on related party exposures, complaints received, and a corporate governance report. [2] Disclosures vary based on the NBFC layer - base, middle or upper - and include sectors exposed to, intra-group exposures, and divergences from RBI on asset classification and provisioning. [3] The objective is to increase transparency through these supplemental disclosures.
Additional disclosures under Scale Based Regulation for NBFCs Additional disclosures in
RBI Circular dated April 19, 2022 Annual Financial
Statements [as per Scale Based Effective for annual financial statements for year ending March 31, 2023 and onwards Regulations (para 3.2.2.f)]
NBFC Base NBFC Middle NBFC Upper
Layer Layer Layer Corporate Governance Report
Related Party Disclosure of Corporate Governance Other disclosures
Exposures Report (new) Disclosure on modified Disclosure (new) Complaints opinion, impact & • (new) Breach of views • Exposure to real • Related party – as • Received from • Listed NBFC: as per estate sector covenant of loan per Companies Act, customer SEBI LODR availed/debt • Exposure to capital 2013 and applicable • (new) Received from Regulations securities market accounting standard the office of • Unlisted NBFC: Items of income and • (new) Divergence in expenditure of • Sectoral exposure • Disclosures include: Ombudsman • As per formats Asset Classification exceptional nature • (new) Intra-group Borrowings#, • (new) Top five given in this and Provisioning. exposures deposits#, grounds of Circular which advances#, • Based on the complaints received includes Board & • (new) Unhedged assessment by investments#, from customers committees’ Breaches in covenants foreign currency RBI/NHB including incidences of purchase/sale of (indicative list has also composition exposure & policies • Roadmap for default assets, interest been provided) • Details of non- to manage currency compliance with paid/received, etc. compliances, induced risk disclosure # The outstanding at the penalties, etc., year end and the requirements of shareholding of Divergence in asset maximum during the year SEBI LODR (only for classification and are to be disclosed. directors, no. of NBFC-UL) meetings. provisioning. These are additional disclosures and do not substitute disclosures specified under other laws, regulations, or accounting and financial reporting standards. However, if the disclosure is already covered in other places the same may not be required to be repeated again. Vinod Kothari Consultants | finserv@vinodkothari.com