Archive · 3 Oct 2026
RBI Registers Indiabulls as Core Investment Company, Pending Applicability Review
The Reserve Bank of India has registered Indiabulls Limited as a Core Investment Company.
This type of company mainly holds investments in, or lends to, companies in its own group.
It is different from a regular bank or a consumer-focused lender.
Indiabulls reported the registration in a filing dated October 2.
The company is still checking whether this kind of registration applies to it.
It said it would give up the certificate if it does not apply.
The filing did not report an immediate financial effect.
It also listed the certificate’s validity period as not applicable.
The Reserve Bank of India granted Indiabulls Limited registration as a Core Investment Company.
Indiabulls disclosed the approval in a regulatory filing dated October 2.
The registration places the company under the RBI framework for Core Investment Companies.
Indiabulls said it may surrender the certificate if the framework is found not to apply.
The company reported no immediate financial impact and listed the certificate’s validity period as not applicable.
- Who
- The Reserve Bank of India and Indiabulls Limited.
- What
- The RBI granted Indiabulls a Certificate of Registration as a Core Investment Company.
- When
- The company’s regulatory filing was dated October 2; the report was published October 3, 2026.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- The registration classifies Indiabulls under the RBI framework for entities that primarily hold investments in or provide funding to group companies.
- Registration
- Certificate of Registration as a Core Investment Company
- Regulator
- Reserve Bank of India
- Company filing
- Dated October 2
- Former name
- Yaari Digital Integrated Services Limited
- Potential next step
- Indiabulls said it may surrender the certificate if the CIC framework is found not to apply.
- Reported immediate financial impact
- None disclosed
- Validity period
- Marked “not applicable” in the disclosure