Which tribunal is responsible for handling the recovery of debts for financial institutions?

The Debt Recovery Tribunal is specifically established for the purpose of facilitating the speedy recovery of debts owed to financial institutions and banks. This tribunal operates under the Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993, which empowers it to entertain applications from banks and financial institutions seeking to recover their dues. The focus of the tribunal is on providing a specialized mechanism to resolve disputes related to debt recovery, making the process more efficient and tailored to the needs of creditors in the financial sector. This ensures that matters related to debt recovery are handled with expertise and expediency, distinguishing it from other tribunals or regulatory bodies that have broader or different mandates.