Records arrive fragmented
Loan tapes, security records, recovery history and legal notes rarely begin as one consistent portfolio.
Prepare the portfolio. Reach relevant ARCs. Run one controlled transfer process.
Smaller pools do not require less diligence. They require a clearer, more efficient path from scattered records to a credible buyer review.
Loan tapes, security records, recovery history and legal notes rarely begin as one consistent portfolio.
The work does not reduce in proportion to pool size, so smaller transactions struggle for attention.
Buyers need enough information to assess fit before borrower or lender identity is disclosed.
Loan tape, security details, compliance records and recovery history enter one controlled workspace.
Records are standardised, identity is protected and information gaps are made visible.
Relevant RBI-registered ARCs review an anonymised opportunity after lender permission.
Terms can be reviewed through one governed process. The lender makes the final decision.
Illustrative workflow. ARBANT does not value a portfolio, provide legal advice, execute an assignment or handle settlement funds.
Current readiness is stated plainly. These safeguards are prerequisites to live portfolio processing, not completed certifications unless expressly confirmed.
No live portfolio or borrower data is accepted through this website.
Over 13+ years in India's banking sector, the founder worked across the full credit lifecycle, from underwriting and portfolio monitoring to restructuring, recovery, regulation and compliance. One problem kept appearing: stressed portfolios were difficult to evaluate because the information around them was fragmented, inconsistent and difficult to share safely. That experience shaped ARBANT's approach: prepare the portfolio first, then open a controlled path to the market.
Share only high-level qualification details. Do not send borrower information, loan tapes or portfolio documents through this form.