DHFL lenders begin voting on proposals for redistribution of funds to small investors

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Lenders to Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd have begun voting on new proposals for redistribution of funds to small investors, including fixed deposit and NCD holders as well as pension funds.

According to the proposal put forward for voting, the entire admitted claim of ₹39 crore of Army Group Insurance Fund, ₹72.93 crore of Air Force Group Insurance Society and Navy Children School of ₹2.54 crore will be paid fully in cash.

Further, it has also been proposed that all fixed deposit holders will be paid additional amounts in cash in order to ensure that the entire amount paid to them is about 40 per cent of the admitted claims, similar to the recovery to secured financial creditors.

Unsecured NCD holders have been categories based on their investments in four categories: up to ₹2 lakh, between ₹2,00,001 and ₹5 lakh, between ₹5,00,001 and ₹10 lakh, and those above ₹10 lakh.

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Unsecured NCD holders with investments up to ₹10 lakh will be repaid 40 per cent of the admitted claims like in the case of fixed deposit holders.

Investors not happy

The total outgo for lenders of DHFL on these proposals would be ₹1,853.21 crore.

However both NCD holders and fixed deposit investors of DHFL continue to be unhappy with the proposals. NCD holders up to ₹10 lakh believe that their repayment under the new proposal will be lower than before.

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The NCLT, while approving the resolution plan for DHFL on June 7, had asked the Committee of Creditors to reconsider the distribution of funds to fixed deposit holders and provident funds within two weeks, noting that they had deposited their hard-earned savings and are now facing difficulties amongst the Covid-19 pandemic and job losses.

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Reliance Home Finance debt resolution: Voting likely to be completed by June 15

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The debt resolution of Reliance Home Finance is understood to be in the final stages, with voting on the bids likely to be completed over the next few days.

“The voting for the debt resolution of Reliance Home Finance started on May 31 and is likely to be completed by June 15. The winning bidder will be selected from among the four final and binding bids received by the lenders,” said a person familiar with the development.

The four final bidders include ARES SSG along with Assets Care and Reconstruction Enterprise, Authum Infrastructure and Investment, Avenue Capital along with ARCIL and Capri Global Capital.

In its fourth-quarter results announced last month, it had said the debt resolution process is in the final stages. It had reported a net loss of ₹444.62 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 31 as against a net loss of ₹238.37 crore in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.

Reliance Home Finance is a subsidiary of Anil Ambani controlled Reliance Capital. Its ₹11,200 crore debt resolution is expected to help Reliance Capital.

Bank of Baroda is the lead banker under the Inter Creditor Agreement to resolve debt-ridden Reliance Home Finance. The lenders had in August last year proceeded with the resolution plan and had sought bids for the two companies.

Its total financial indebtedness stands at ₹13,312.96 crore, according to a recent regulatory filing. The total amount of outstanding borrowings from banks and financial institutions amounts to ₹4,435.08 crore.

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