India's state-backed bad bank, NARCL, is set to broaden its acquisition strategy, moving beyond government-guaranteed deals. This expansion into the stressed asset market will include smaller loan portfolios. With improved recovery rates across the industry, NARCL aims to acquire a larger volume of distressed assets, targeting ₹2 lakh crore by March 2026, and may offer more flexible deal structures.
India's state-backed bad bank, NARCL, is set to broaden its acquisition strategy, moving beyond government-guaranteed deals. This expansion into the stressed asset market will include smaller loan portfolios. With improved recovery rates across the industry, NARCL aims to acquire a larger volume of distressed assets, targeting ₹2 lakh crore by March 2026, and may offer more flexible deal structures.
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