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during crash of 2008, PSU banks stepped on the gas and heavily increased disbursements to RE. They were bailed out, plain and simple. We can guess who pushed them to do so and why. In the years that followed, NBFCs became an important source of credit. (1/n)
Let's see whether this govt. is any different and whether they finally call an end to the game of hot potato where many RE companies are kept alive on borrowings. Extend and pretend. The NBFCs knew it too but kept playing. When will the common man see lower RE prices? (2/2)
With the pressure on the RBI, looks like we've got the answer to which way the country takes...
Bailout time for cronies lies ahead if they change the RBI gov m.economictimes.com/news/economy/p…
Said this 7 months ago. And we have a bailout trial balloon out today.

business-standard.com/article/financ…
I started this thread in Oct-18. We finally have an NBFC bailout with the associated moral hazard. The first loss guarantee given to PSU banks if they buy assets from stressed NBFCs. Also, talk of the RBI freeing up capital held in Gsecs (beyond SLR + CRR) for lending.
Like the Natraj ad when we were young, "Real estate fir champion". In 2008 and in 2019. Where the mess lies. Where the politicians' wealth lies too. The "too big to fail" asset class in India which continues to be bailed out with taxpayer money.
There...

"Government shall act as the sponsor of the fund and infuse funds up to Rs 10,000 Crore": @nsitharaman in New Delhi

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