After RBI curbs on its gold loans, IIFL Finance tight on liquidity

Banks are in wait-and-watch mode and have not been lending to IIFL for gold and its other businesses. The impact of the curbs is likely to be around Rs 500 crore.

6 May, 20242 min
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After RBI curbs on its gold loans, IIFL Finance tight on liquidity

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