Central Bank of India Renews Co-Lending Partnership with Capri Global Capital Ltd
Central Bank of India has renewed its Co-Lending Partnership with Capri Global Capital Ltd. This collaboration aims to expand loan portfolios and offer competitive rates. Capri Global, with an AUM of ₹23,916 Crore as of Dec 31, 2025, will originate loans, with both entities processing them and offering blended interest rates.
The renewal of a co-lending partnership is a standard business operation and is unlikely to have a significant immediate impact on the bank's overall financial performance or market position.
The announcement is a renewal of an existing partnership, which is a routine business activity. While it aims for portfolio expansion and competitive rates, it does not indicate a significant positive or negative shift for the bank.
Central Bank of India has renewed its Co-Lending Partnership with M/s. Capri Global Capital Limited to offer loans at competitive rates, in compliance with the revised Co-Lending Arrangements (CLA) guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India on November 28, 2025.
This partnership aims to expand the loan portfolios of both Central Bank of India and Capri Global Capital Ltd. Capri Global Capital Ltd, a registered NBFC with the RBI, specializes in Secured LAP and Gold Loans. The company is headquartered in Mumbai and operates a network of 1331 branches across 19 states and union territories in India. As of December 31, 2025, its Assets Under Management (AUM) stood at ₹23,916.00 Crore.
Under the renewed arrangement, Capri Global Capital Ltd will originate loan proposals. Both lenders will process these proposals based on jointly formulated credit parameters and eligibility criteria, offering borrowers the benefit of a blended interest rate. Capri Global Capital Ltd will also be responsible for servicing the loan accounts throughout their lifecycle. This co-lending arrangement is expected to benefit both entities and end borrowers by expanding customer outreach across India.
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