Collection efficiency of non-banking lenders and housing finance companies picks up
The proposal will be taken up at its annual general meeting on September 28 for approval from shareholders
The temporary reduction in stamp duty will likely help support sales of Mumbai-centric players like Oberoi Realty, Godrej Properties and Sunteck Realty, said analysts at Kotak Institutional Equities
Another mechanism to promote low-ticket housing is through a safeguard quite like the credit guarantee scheme for micro, small and medium enterprises, which has seen a decent offtake
35 more applications for Rs 13,776 cr being processed
The company is cautious on lending to construction, gems and jewellery, hospitality and aviation sectors, says executive
The government, on May 21, had said it will support creating a SPV that will buy such papers from NBFCs
The situation in the non-housing segment is expected to be worse
The target is to get back about 50 per cent of gross non-performing assets (GNPAs), Managing Director and Chief Executive Siddhartha Mohanty said.
From 50 per cent, a home finance firm's exposure to retail loans will go down to 37.5 per cent. Instead of a floor for retail loans, should the RBI look for a ceiling for wholesale loans?
Most listed mortgage lenders already meet the requirements
Its net profit fell sharply, by 40 per cent, to Rs 421.43 crore from Rs 693.58 crore in Q4FY19.
Central bank sets a formal definition of 'housing finance' in draft released on its website
PNB HFC is in talks with banks for offloading a part of corporate loan book, and expects to finalise the deal in next few weeks, said Neeraj Vyas, MD and CEO of the housing finance company.
More than 75 developers from NCR to showcase theire projects starting Wednesday; Mumbai next on cards
Lenders are treading cautiously, and in some cases even cancelling previously sanctioned or pre-approved loans
After adjusting for fair value adjustments, profit on sale of investment, dividend and provisioning, the adjusted profit before tax for the quarter ended March 31, 2020 is, Rs 3,535 crore
NBFCs cry foul as they were expecting a two-three year support
Home buyers, on the other hand, will have to wait longer to take possession
Sitharaman announced a special liquidity scheme of Rs 30,000 crore for NBFCs, housing finance companies (HFCs) and MFIs, which are finding it difficult to raise money from the debt markets.