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Last Updated: Oct 24 2024 | 4:51 PM ISTAdd as Preferred source
The 16th Brics Summit, held in Kazan, Russia, concluded on October 23. Here’s taking a look at the key takeaways from the summit. Watch the video to know more.
Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) continue to play an important role in India's lending market, but a widening funding gap between larger and smaller lenders is creating challenges
At the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit 2026, Fitch Ratings' Elaine Koh said wholesale and offshore funding will remain important for banks and NBFCs as credit demand outpaces deposit growth
Tokenisation could help Indians unlock the wealth tied up in assets such as gold and property by making ownership easier to verify, investments more accessible and borrowing against these assets
Small finance banks (SFBs) have made significant progress in bringing underserved customers into the formal banking system over the past decade, but the scale of unmet credit demand remains too large.
India’s credit-to-GDP ratio is expected to rise as economic growth and formalisation increase access to finance,
Public sector banks mobilised around $12.7 billion through foreign currency non-resident (bank), or FCNR(B), deposits, helped by the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI's) swap support,
Succession planning remains a key challenge for business founders seeking to ensure their companies outlast them, Joydeep Sengupta, author and senior partner at McKinsey & Co.
Microfinance lenders are looking to diversify beyond unsecured group loans by offering new products and retaining existing borrowers as the sector recovers from its recent crisis, industry leaders.
The strong participation by the retail investors has provided resilience to the Indian stock market and capped downside in the face of massive selloff by foreign portfolio investors (FIIs), said Vikas
India’s banking sector is entering a more challenging phase as tighter liquidity, rising deposit costs, and expectations of higher interest rates put pressure on lenders, even as credit demand.