The
bubbling issue of Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) in the Indian banking sector has
become the subject of much discussion. This has become one of the leading and
alarming problems in the Banking and Financial sector in India. In order to
tackle the problem of NPAs, the concept of Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC)came
into existence. The Secularisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI Act) provides legal base for setting up ARCs in
India registered with RBI.
So, ARC’s are specialized financial institution that
purchase the bad assets or NPAs of banks and help banks to clean up their
balance sheets. This helps banks to save their time and
efforts and focus more towards the core banking activity. Later, ARCs
sells/auction the bad loans and collects the money and gives it to bank after
keeping its profits.
Major
roles/functions of ARCs are acquisition of financial assets, sale or leasing of
business of the borrower to others to recover money, rescheduling of debts etc.
In
order to buy bad loans from banks, ARCs get funds from bonds, debentures and
most importantly through issue of security receipts.
Currently
there are 19 ARCs in India. Some of the top ARCs in India are:
- Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Limited (ARCIL)
- Reliance Asset Reconstruction Company Limited
- Phoenix ARC Private Limited
- JM Financial Asset Reconstruction Company Limited
Regards
Author- Sakshi Lunia
Kautilya
IBS Mumbai
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