The two NBFCs plan to jointly offer gold loan products under the brand name Arvog following the Reserve Bank of India’s co-lending framework.
Godrej Finance will hold an 80 per cent participation in the project, while Finkurve Financial (Arvog) will retain a 20 per cent share, with risks and rewards shared in line with the framework. Credit assessment and sanctioning will be carried out under a mutually agreed credit framework.
The partnership, however, enables Arvog to scale its gold loan portfolio. It says it can now lead loan sourcing and origination through a branch-led operating model, including customer acquisition, onboarding, KYC processes, and gold valuation. Arvog will also be responsible for collections and ongoing customer engagement.![]()