The launch of a new credit guarantee scheme for the MSME sector covering loans up to Rs 100 crore will help attract more investments, promote manufacturing and boost the country's exports, exporters say. They said that the exporting community's lack of adequate financing for capital investments has long been a challenge for MSMEs, restricting their ability to scale and compete in global markets. On January 29, the government launched the Mutual Credit Guarantee Scheme for MSMEs (MCGS- MSME) with an aim to provide 60 per cent guarantee coverage by National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company Ltd (NCGTC) to Member Lending Institutions (MLIs) for credit facility of up to Rs 100 crore sanctioned to eligible MSMEs for purchase of equipment/machinery, the finance ministry said in a statement. For availing the scheme, the MSMEs should fulfil certain conditions which include that the borrower should be an MSME with valid Udyam Registration Number, loan amount guaranteed shall not exceed Rs 100
India is among 36 countries where the CBDC is currently in the pilot stage
In the proposal sent to the finance ministry, the MSME ministry has suggested raising the Shishu category limit to Rs 5 lakh and the Kishore category to Rs 10 lakh
It is the is the highest amount raised in the last five years through that route
Banks' move comes in response to a recent Supreme Court ruling that mandates financial institutions to only sanction loans against properties if the borrowers present valid certificates
Share of consumption loans is increasing, while share of asset-creating loans is falling
The digital tool aids in budgeting, and provides flexibility by allowing users to experiment with different loan tenures
It helps borrowers facing financial crisis but may result in accumulated interest on loan
Disbursals were also higher by 9.5 per cent from 51.5 million in H2FY24, according to data by the first self-regulatory organisation in fintechs
Of the Rs 550 crore of bad loans put up for sale by PCHFL, Rs 314 crore are unsecured loans, and Rs 236 crore are secured loans
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The company will invest the funds in a sustainable expansion of production capacities at its Madhya Pradesh-based passenger car radial tyre facility, the tyre maker said in a statement
Mahindra Group firm Mahindra Susten on Wednesday said its wholly-owned subsidiary Martial Solren has secured a term loan of Rs 1,448 crore. The financing will support solar PV power projects being developed under long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with key off-takers. Martial Solren, a 100 per cent wholly-owned subsidiary of Mahindra Susten Private Ltd, the clean-tech arm of the Mahindra Group, has successfully secured a rupee term loan of Rs 1,448 crore, a company statement said. The financing documents have been formally executed with HDFC Bank and Axis Bank to support its ambitious 560 MWp solar power projects in Gujarat and Rajasthan, the statement added. Deepak Thakur, Managing Director & CEO of Mahindra Susten, said securing the financial closure for our 560MWp Solar Projects in Gujarat and Rajasthan is an important step for Mahindra Susten. Once completed, the plant is expected to generate approximately 9 lakh MWh of solar energy annually. This output will offset .
Lower interest rates, robust economic conditions to bolster near-term asset quality
Ten cases registered so far as Gulf Bank alleges large-scale loan default by Kerala expats
There is higher demand for working capital expenses, emphasising the liquidity challenges and short-term cash flow gaps faced by businesses in managing their day-to-day operations
LAP will be a part of the retail business, which includes the prime, affordable, and the emerging housing segments
With focus on the affordable segment, PNB Housing Finance aims to expand its loan book size to Rs 5,000 crore by the end of the current financial year. The mortgage lender closed the loan book under the affordable segment called 'Roshini' at Rs 3,000 crore at the end of the second quarter of FY'25. "We hope to expand our loan look under the affordable housing segment to Rs 5,000 crore by this year-end to touch Rs 15,000 crore by March 2027," PNB Housing Finance MD and CEO Girish Kousgi told reporters here. The loan growth will be helped by implementation of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban 2.0 (PMAY 2) and branch expansion. He also said the housing finance company plans to set up a new vertical for 'Loan Against Property' beginning next financial year. To fund loan growth of 17 per cent, he said, the housing finance company plans to raise USD 100-125 million through External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) this fiscal. The board has already given approval for raising USD 125 million
Private credit has grown rapidly in recent years as stricter regulations made it more expensive for traditional lenders to finance riskier loans
Union Finance Minister distributed five copies of the Constitution each in Maithili and Sanskrit to distinguished citizens