Rising gold prices and tighter lending norms are fuelling a gold-loan boom. But as borrowers take larger loans and debt levels rise, concerns about repayment stress are also mounting, putting the sector under greater regulatory scrutiny.
 Rising gold prices and tighter lending norms are fuelling a gold-loan boom. But as borrowers take larger loans and debt levels rise, concerns about repayment stress are also mounting, putting the sector under greater regulatory scrutiny.
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&nbsp;Rising gold prices and tighter lending norms are fuelling a gold-loan boom. But as borrowers take larger loans and debt levels rise, concerns about repayment stress are also mounting, putting the sector under greater regulatory scrutiny.
