RBI has also eased some of the new provisioning rules for bank and NBFC investments in AIFs. Lenders are now required to provide only for the amount the AIF has invested in a debtor company. Equity shares of the debtor company have been excluded from the provisioning requirements. The central bank also exempted lenders investing in AIFs through intermediaries such as fund of funds and mutual funds.
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