Finkurve Financial Services and Godrej Finance Partner to Offer Gold Loans Under RBI Co-Lending Model

Finkurve Financial Services Limited has entered into a partnership with Godrej Finance Limited to offer gold loans through the co-lending framework introduced by the Reserve Bank of India. The arrangement allows both institutions to jointly finance borrowers while sharing risk and returns according to regulatory guidelines.
The collaboration is intended to expand access to gold-backed credit while enabling both lenders to manage capital deployment efficiently.
Structure of the Co-Lending Arrangement
Under the partnership, Godrej Finance will hold 80% participation in the loan portfolio, while Finkurve Financial Services, operating through its brand Arvog, will retain the remaining 20% share.
The risks and returns associated with the loans will be distributed between the two institutions in line with the co-lending framework prescribed by the Reserve Bank of India.
Role of Each Lending Partner
In this model, Finkurve Financial Services will focus on customer sourcing, loan processing and operational aspects related to gold loan distribution.
Meanwhile, Godrej Finance will provide a larger portion of the funding required for the loan portfolio. This structure allows both lenders to combine their respective strengths in lending operations and capital support.
Supporting Portfolio Growth
The co-lending arrangement is expected to help Arvog, the lending platform of Finkurve Financial Services, expand its gold loan business without significantly increasing balance sheet exposure.
By sharing the funding responsibility with Godrej Finance, the company can scale its portfolio while maintaining a more efficient use of capital.
Expanding Access to Gold-Backed Credit
Gold loans remain a commonly used form of secured credit in India, particularly among borrowers seeking relatively quick access to funds. Through this partnership, the two lenders aim to extend gold-backed financing to a wider set of customers.
The co-lending structure also allows lenders to distribute credit more effectively while complying with regulatory norms set by the Reserve Bank of India.
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Conclusion
The partnership between Finkurve Financial Services Limited and Godrej Finance Limited reflects the increasing use of co-lending models within India’s financial sector. By combining operational capabilities with shared funding, the arrangement may support the expansion of gold loan offerings while helping both institutions manage risk and capital more efficiently.
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Published on: Mar 6, 2026, 2:43 PM IST

Neha Dubey
Neha Dubey is a Content Analyst with 3 years of experience in financial journalism, having written for a leading newswire agency and multiple newspapers. At Angel One, she creates daily content on finance and the economy. Neha holds a degree in Economics and a Master’s in Journalism.
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