Khushboo Maheshwari (Company Secretary) (548 Points)
16 March 2011Hi
Need urgent help. Our company is proposing to issue Non convertible Debentures (NCD) of maturity period of 5 years @ 11.5% interest rate. The NCD are unsecured and will be issued on private placement basis. Is it possible to issue the same. Further do we have to follow the guidelines issued by RBI as those cover NCD issued with a maturity period upto 1 year only and in our case it is 5 years.
Please guide what to do
Khushboo Maheshwari
(Company Secretary)
(548 Points)
Replied 21 March 2011
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Hi Need urgent help. Our company is proposing to issue Non convertible Debentures (NCD) of maturity period of 5 years @ 11.5% interest rate. The NCD are unsecured and will be issued on private placement basis. Is it possible to issue the same. Further do we have to follow the guidelines issued by RBI as those cover NCD issued with a maturity period upto 1 year only and in our case it is 5 years. Please guide what to do |
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anybody to help please
SANTOSH SHAH
(Company Secretary)
(754 Points)
Replied 21 March 2011
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Hi Need urgent help. Our company is proposing to issue Non convertible Debentures (NCD) of maturity period of 5 years @ 11.5% interest rate. The NCD are unsecured and will be issued on private placement basis. Is it possible to issue the same. Further do we have to follow the guidelines issued by RBI as those cover NCD issued with a maturity period upto 1 year only and in our case it is 5 years. Please guide what to do |
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Hi Khushboo
In my opinion, you can issue NCD's through private placement.
I guess RBI is looking into NCD's issued for less than a year for NBFC's.
For more than one year maturity, kindly check sebi guidelines.
One of the company 'Share microfin ltd' had recently raised amount through issue of ncd on private placement for 2yrs. Please check the link for reference.
https://www.sharemicrofin.com/resouces.html
Experts your views appreciated.
regards
Santosh Shah
Ayan Sengupta
(Company Secretary & Manager Accounts)
(26 Points)
Replied 25 September 2012
Dear Khushboo,
Unsecured NCD is covered under the definition of Public Deposits. So Companies (Acceptance of Deposit Rules), Sec 58A, 58AA must be complied with. also Necessary e forms shold be filed with ROC (Form 62 or 65 just check it from mca) along with a copy of statement in lieu of prospectus ( as the proposed issue is through private placement basis). No compliance under SEBI is requireded before issuing the NCD.
Ayan Sengupta
Company Secretary
CAclubindia
