NBFC RBI Compliance
NBFC RBI Compliance
Running an NBFC means operating under RBI’s supervision. Lending, capital adequacy, KYC, governance, reporting, asset classification—everything has a rulebook. Missing a return, breaching norms, or ignoring policy updates can lead to penalties, restrictions, or reputational damage.
We help NBFCs stay fully aligned with RBI regulations, monitored, documented, and audit-ready throughout the year.
What’s Included
Regulatory Returns & Reporting
NBS returns on RBI portal
Asset classification and provisioning reporting
Statutory auditor certificates and annual filings
Leverage, NOF, and prudential compliance monitoring
Policy, Governance & Frameworks
KYC, AML, Fair Practice Code
Risk management and credit policies
Outsourcing, IT, data privacy, grievance redressal policies
Internal audit and compliance manuals
Ongoing Monitoring
Interest rate, NPA, and exposure limits
Related party transactions and board disclosures
Fit & proper criteria for directors
Appointment and reporting of Key Managerial Personnel
Event-Based Compliance
Change in shareholding or control
Capital infusion or reduction
Senior management appointment changes
Business model modifications, mergers, or restructuring
Regulator Interaction
RBI inspection support
Responding to notices, queries, and advisories
Compounding and clarification assistance
Key Compliance Expectations From RBI
Maintain prescribed Net Owned Fund (NOF)
Follow Fair Practices Code for borrowers
Adhere to KYC, AML, CFT and PMLA guidelines
Accurate classification of NPAs and provisioning
Strong internal audit, board oversight and grievance redressal
Transparent customer communication and disclosures
Documents Usually Required
Audited financial statements and trial balance
RBI portal login details and previous returns
Credit portfolio reports, NPA schedules
Board resolutions, internal policies, MIS data
KYC/AML documents, compliance registers
Why NBFCs Can’t Ignore RBI Compliance
Protects lending license and market credibility
Reduces regulatory risk, penalties, and litigation
Builds trust with investors, banks, credit bureaus, and customers
Supports faster funding, partnerships, and fintech integrations
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Reporting is mandatory for every registered NBFC, regardless of size or activity.
Usually quarterly and annually, depending on the return type.
Yes, if the company violates regulations or fails to meet capital and governance norms.
Absolutely. NBFCs must follow PMLA guidelines and maintain proper onboarding documentation.
Yes, based on RBI’s asset classification norms.