Moneyboxx Finance statutory auditor resigns after NBFC moves to RBI middle layer
Moneyboxx Finance told the National Stock Exchange its statutory auditor, Gaur & Associates, resigned on 13 November 2026 after the company moved to the RBI's NBFC middle layer.
Key points
- Moneyboxx Finance said in a filing with the National Stock Exchange that its statutory auditors, Gaur & Associates, resigned on 13 November 2026.
- The company said the resignation followed its move from the NBFC base layer to the middle layer, which brings a maximum continuous auditor tenure of three years.
- The company said its audit committee and board will take note of the resignation at upcoming meetings and fill the casual vacancy.
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Moneyboxx Finance Limited said in a filing with the National Stock Exchange on 14 November 2026 that its statutory auditors, Gaur & Associates, Chartered Accountants, resigned on 13 November 2026. The company said the resignation followed its transition from the base layer to the middle layer of non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) under the Reserve Bank of India's framework.
What Happened
The company's filing says that M/s. Gaur & Associates tendered its resignation as statutory auditors on 13 November 2026. The company gave the reason in its own words in the filing's covering letter: the resignation was "consequent to the Company's transition from the NBFC-Base Layer to the NBFC-Middle Layer under the RBI's framework".
The company said that this transition "requires compliance with the RBI (Non-Banking Financial Companies – Statutory Audit) Directions, 2026, including the prescribed maximum continuous tenure of three years for Statutory Auditors". The statutory auditor is the independent firm that audits a company's accounts each year.
The filing includes an annexure with the details that listed companies must give when an auditor changes. It records the reason for the change as "Resignation" and the effective date as 13 November 2026. The company said a copy of the resignation letter as received from the audit firm was attached to its filing.
The company said its Audit Committee and Board of Directors will take note of the resignation at their upcoming meetings and will "take necessary steps to fill the casual vacancy caused due to resignation". The filing does not name a replacement auditor and does not say when one will be appointed.
The filing does not describe any disagreement with the auditor, and the company's disclosure does not say anything about the quality of its accounts.
What It Means
An auditor's exit is a disclosure that listed companies must make to the exchange, and it is reported here as the company described it. In this filing the company links the resignation to a change in the RBI category it belongs to and to the tenure limit that comes with it, not to any finding about its accounts.
The company will need to appoint a new statutory auditor to fill the vacancy. Customers and investors can read the company's filing on the National Stock Exchange website. Complaints against listed companies can be made at https://scores.sebi.gov.in, and complaints against NBFCs can be made at https://cms.rbi.org.in.
Oquilia Data: Moneyboxx Finance Ltd. (NSE: MONEYBOXX)
| Close, 13 Nov 2026 | Rs 41.86 (−2.10% on the day) |
|---|---|
| Return 1M / 3M / 6M / YTD / 1Y | −16.91% / −27.53% / −42.72% / −32.43% / −43.41% |
| Against Nifty 50, 1M / 3M / YTD | −27.57 / −30.60 / −28.66 points |
| 52-week closing high / low | Rs 76.97 (8 May 2026) / Rs 37.15 (10 Sep 2026) |
| Turnover, 20-session average | Rs 0.08 cr; 81.3% delivered; latest volume 1.9x |
Closes adjusted for splits and bonuses; returns exclude dividends. Facts from NSE's files, not investment advice.
Source: Company filing on NSE
Sources & Citations
- Company filing on NSE — National Stock Exchange of India