CAMS receives RBI nod to transfer online payment aggregator activities to subsidiary
The announcement signifies a key regulatory clearance for an internal business transfer, which is important for operational compliance and strategic alignment, but does not immediately impact revenue or market share.
The receipt of RBI's no-objection letter clears a significant regulatory hurdle, enabling the company to proceed with the planned transfer of its online payment aggregator activities to its wholly-owned subsidiary, which is a positive step for operational streamlining.
* Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) received a no-objection letter from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on August 20, 2025. * This approval facilitates the transfer of online payment aggregator activities from CAMS to its wholly-owned subsidiary, CAMS Payment Services Private Limited (CAMSPAY). * The transfer will be completed following requisite approvals. * Upon transfer, the Certificate of Authorisation held by CAMS for these activities will be voluntarily surrendered to the RBI.
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