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Suggestions for RBI and SEBI The Subhash Chandra NCLT order has raised serious questions about India’s corporate lending and banking system. Against admitted claims of around ₹22,006 crore, the approved personal-guarantor resolution plan involves a payment of only ₹6.25 crore. What does this mean for banks, promoter guarantees, creditor recovery and the future of corporate lending in India? Could such an order weaken the deterrent value of personal guarantees and create moral hazard for large corporate borrowers? Will banks respond by demanding more collateral, charging higher interest rates and becoming more cautious while lending to promoter-led businesses? And could this ultimately increase the cost of capital for Indian companies? In this analysis, Vijay Sardana examines the Subhash Chandra NCLT case, its implications for the IBC, NCLT, banks, corporate borrowers, promoter guarantees and India’s credit culture, and asks whether this could become a warning signal for the Indian banking system. Disclaimer: This video discusses the economic, banking and policy implications of the NCLT order and does not suggest that the order itself constitutes a banking scam. Subhash Chandra NCLT order, Subhash Chandra case, NCLT order 2026, NCLT latest order, Subhash Chandra insolvency, Zee founder Subhash Chandra, Essel Group debt, Subhash Chandra debt, 22000 crore debt, 6.25 crore recovery, NCLT banking impact, Indian banking system, banking scams India, banking crisis India, corporate lending India, bank lending India, promoter guarantee, personal guarantee, IBC India, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, NCLT IBC, creditor recovery, bank recovery, corporate debt India, banking fraud India, moral hazard banking, Vijay Sardana, Vijay Sardana Insights, Indian economy, corporate governance India #SubhashChandra #NCLT #IBC #IndianBanking #BankingSystem #CorporateLending #BankLoans #PromoterGuarantee #BankingCrisis #BankingFraud #CorporateDebt #CreditorRecovery #IndianEconomy #NCLTOrder #VijaySardana “₹22,000 Crore vs ₹6.25 Crore | Subhash Chandra NCLT Order | Impact on Indian Banks & Corporate Lending”