To also appoint a nodal officer to attend to customer grievances and engage with law-enforcement agencies to prevent fraud
Former banker Lalitha Nataraj will head the new subsidiary as its chief executive officer (CEO). Nataraj has previously worked with IDFC FIRST Bank and ICICI Bank
The firm had previously raised $5.2 million in a seed round led by Elevation Capital in 2022
Fintechs in India have a young, technologically savvy population and a well-placed digital infra. Steps taken to ensure regulatory clarity and transparency are improving investor sentiment
Says fintech industry should be aware of the challenges that fintechs may pose to society
Joshi also emphasized that fintechs need to strike a balance between regulatory requirements and innovation while working to resolve challenges faced by banks
The startup, which is valued at over $7 billion, is intensifying its efforts to achieve profitability in all of its businesses and move its domicile to India, as it is planning an IPO in 2-3 years
Regulator wants banks and fintechs to review exposure limits for consumer credit
In her Union Budget speech, Nirmala Sitharaman announced the Agristack DPI while adding that it will bring over six crore farmers under the formal land registry system
Funding in first half of this calendar year is at $795 mn, a decline of 11% from second half of 2023
Scrutiny strengthened after regulated entities were in November asked to review exposure limits for consumer credit
Expectations rise for investments, simplified tax norms, and sectoral support
Finance Industry Development Council has sought a meeting with the central bank
Funding for the sector hit a three-year low last year but revenues improved
This comes nearly ten months after CoinDCX invested in the company, marking one of its earliest investments in the MENA region
Project Nexus is aimed at making retail cross-border payments efficient, faster and cost-effective, the RBI release said
Fintech firm Olyv expects its FY25 revenue to grow by 40 per cent to Rs 350 crore mainly on account of increase in user base, large ticket loans and expansion of portfolio, a top company official said on Monday. The company claims to have more than doubled its revenue to around Rs 250 crore in FY24 on a year-on-year basis. "Olyv has shown remarkable growth, with current revenue reaching Rs 250 crore, up from Rs 116 crore last year, reflecting a 76 per cent increase in business volumes. The company projects that its revenue for FY25 will be approximately Rs 350 crore. This growth is expected to be driven by several key factors, such as an exponential user growth, an increase in larger ticket size loans, and the launch of new products," Olyv Co-Founder and CEO, Rohit Garg told PTI. Olyv claims that the monthly active user base on the platform grew by 80 per cent year-on-year to 26 lakh. The company partners with RBI-registered non-banking financial companies to facilitate personal lo
From fintech to urban cooperatives, a host of industry associations have expressed interest in becoming self-regulatory organisations
Many players said they will pause credit card payment for banks that have not gone live
Matrix of financial stability at its best, challenge is to improve, says Das