Paytm Approves ₹90 Cr Default Loss Guarantee; Independent Director to Exit
Key Highlights
• Board approved a Default Loss Guarantee (DLG) of up to ₹90 Cr for lending partners, including Muthoot Fincorp and Kisetsu Saison Finance
• DLG is aligned with Paytm's existing loan distribution business model
• Supports expansion of lending partnerships and credit distribution activities
Corporate Governance Update
• Independent Director Ashit Ranjit Lilani has withdrawn consent for re-appointment due to professional commitments
• Current term will conclude on July 4, 2026
• He will also step down from all board committee positions upon completion of his tenure
What It Means
• DLG can help strengthen relationships with lending partners and support loan origination growth
• The director's exit appears to be a governance change rather than an operational issue
• Investors may monitor future board appointments and developments in the lending business
Learning Outcome
Default Loss Guarantees are commonly used in digital lending partnerships to share a portion of credit risk, enabling fintech platforms to scale loan distribution while supporting lender confidence.

















