Today, a total of seven companies, including ACC, CRISIL, Den Networks, and ICICI Prudential Life are scheduled to release their March quarter earnings
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However, there was no clarity on whether the finance companies that borrow from banks would get the option to delay payments to their lender banks.
ICRA has analysed a sample of 29 MFIs, which constitute around 70% of the MFI industry on a portfolio basis
Millions of migrant workers have left cities for their homes during the pandemic.
Repayment moratorium should be extended to NBFCs
Many finance companies are already facing a liquidity challenge after the IL&FS debacle.
RBI had announced a relief package which included a three-month moratorium on payment of all term loans outstanding as on March 1, 2020
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The company will announce a new date for the AGM in due course. The e-voting processes for the AGM and the dividend payment date also stand postponed.
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Moody's, too, revises outlook on Indian banks to negative
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Moratorium on loans should be offered, say CFOs
However, the late Thursday evening forecast from CRISIL is much higher than those from some other analysts
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The troubled non-bank lenders' segment is "defying caution" and growing the riskier unsecured loans portfolio at a pace of 25 per cent in the current fiscal, a report said on Thursday. A rising propensity for personal loans and attractive risk-adjusted returns are the possible reasons driving the non-banking finance companies (NBFC) to grow on such loans, domestic rating agency Crisil said. The going has been very difficult for the NBFC segment since the crisis at infra-focused lender IL&FS in September 2018, with liquidity getting scarce and the economy slowing down. Crisil said the growth in the unsecured books at 25 per cent is four times that of the decadal lows in overall assets under management, which are set to clock a 6-8 per cent growth in FY2020. It is, however, lower than the compounded annual growth rate of 30 per cent in unsecured loans clocked for the fiscal fiscal years till FY2019, it said. Since the IL&FS crisis, the major factors that hit the non banks ...
Bank loans to corporate houses, excluding bank loans to NBFCs, is expected to remain subdued in FY20