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  • News From Press Why RBI needs to tap insurance, pension funds for infra finance and not go for long term finance banks

    Why RBI needs to tap insurance, pension funds for infra finance and not go for long term finance banks

    Source: Firstpost Jun 15, 2017

    Since the Reserve Bank of India released its discussion paper on Wholesale and Long-Term Finance Banks (WLTF), much ink has been spilt over how it is much needed or how it has been tried before with ICICI, IDBI, IDFC etc. and failed. India’s infrastructure is generally accepted as inadequate and inefficient. India could do with sizeable investments in power, roads, railways, public transport and a hundred other basic infrastructure projects. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had pegged the required investment over the next 10 years at $1.5 trillion; about 75 percent of India’s 2016 GDP.

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