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What will happen to Dhfl?

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Mia Ramsey

Published Mar 07, 2026

What will happen to Dhfl?

Debt-ridden Dewan Housing Finance Corporation (DHFL) is heading for resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). However, a big question that remains unanswered ahead of the resolution process is related to the public deposits of around Rs 6,000 crore that are stuck in DHFL.

Also question is, can Dhfl survive?

It is no secret that Dewan Housing Finance Corp. Ltd (DHFL) is running out of oxygen to survive and its stock has already collapsed after the company indicated its days could be numbered. The company's shares fell 29% on Monday after it reported huge losses for Q4.

One may also ask, is there any problem in Dhfl? DHFL has been facing a liquidity crisis since September 2018. According to the company's filing in the exchanges, it has paid over Rs 41,000 crores to meet its financial obligations during this period---mainly through a combination of securitisation of assets and repayment collections.

Beside this, will Dhfl bounce back?

DHFL lenders aim to recover the entire loss arising from fraudulent transactions. “We aim to recover the entire loss due to fraudulent transactions. We are hopeful that entire process should be completed by December, 2020,” a senior bank official told FE.

What will happen to Dhfl NCD?

NEW DELHI: DHFL has defaulted on payment of Rs 50 crore on bonds, saying the company is not in a position to make payments to the lenders as it is under moratorium since last November. The payments to the lenders or NCD holders remain in abeyance and will be subject to the outcome of the CIRP process, it added.

Why did Dhfl fail?

DHFL has been facing a cash crunch since September, when IL&FS defaulted on its payment obligations. The home financier has so far taken a two-pronged approach to raise money. Since the NBFC liquidity crisis began in September, DHFL has sold retail loans worth about Rs 30,000 crore via securitisation.

Is Dhfl bank safe?

MUMBAI: After the Reserve Bank of India superseded the board of Dewan Housing Finance, the deposit holders with overall exposure of Rs 6,000 crore are at risk of losing their savings. Public deposits contribute 7% of the overall borrowing mix of Rs 83,900 crore.

Who will buy Dhfl?

The Adani Group sprang a surprise last week by announcing it would buy all the assets of debt-laden Dewan Housing Finance Limited (DHFL), for a little over Rs 31,000 crore. The Adani Group's bid is now higher than other offers for the company, which is undergoing a corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP).

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Is Dhfl Home Loan good?

CIBIL score – DHFL is regarded as quite lenient in lending home loans to customers with a low credit or CIBIL score. We have seen cases as low as 600. It charges higher interest rates from such customers. Top up – One of the most beneficial feature of this scheme is the top up loan on home loan.

Who owns Dhfl?

Wadhawan Global Capital

Can I sell NCD before maturity?

NCDs cannot be withdrawn before maturity. Since NCDs are listed on the stock market they can be sold in the secondary market.

Which banks have exposure to Dhfl?

State Bank of India has an exposure of about Rs 10,000 crore to DHFL. Other state-owned lenders to DHFL include Bank of India, Canara Bank and Punjab National Bank. Union Bank of India leads the consortium of lenders while the steering committee includes SBI, Syndicate Bank and Canara Bank.

How do I claim my Dhfl NCD?

For any assistance, kindly call on 1800 3000 1919, or contact nearest DHFL Branch or your Broker.

Important Points for submission of Claim Form by Public Depositors

  1. Copy of the FD certificate.
  2. Copy of Identification proof (PAN/ Aadhar)
  3. Copy of cancelled Cheque.

Why is Dhfl defaulted?

NEW DELHI: DHFL has defaulted on payment of Rs 50 crore on bonds, saying the company is not in a position to make payments to the lenders as it is under moratorium since last November. The company is alleged to be involved in various corruption charges and has bank loan outstanding of over Rs 97,000 crore.

What is NCD?

Non-convertible debentures(NCDs) are a financial instrument that is used by companies to raise long-term capital. This is done through a public issue. NCDs are a debt instrument with a fixed tenure and people who invest in these receive regular interest at a certain rate.