Some exited the finance business entirely. Others qualified as unregistered Core Investment Companies or Type I NBFCs, meaning they no longer need RBI oversight. Two even ceased to exist after mergers or voluntary dissolutions. This isn’t just regulatory cleanup; it’s a sign of shifting business models and consolidation in India’s financial sector. For job seekers targeting NBFCs, this signals fewer but potentially more stable players ahead. Always check if a company’s RBI registration is still active before applying. It’s not just about the job; it’s about the company’s compliance and future.