Fintech may be the worst hit as Mint Road comes down hard on unsecured credit in the system, reports Raghu Mohan
NBFCs have the option to raise funds through commercial papers, but overreliance on short-term debt instruments could lead to an asset-liability mismatch
Retail loan growth needed to be checked
Higher risk weight will increase the cost of capital for such loans for lenders and discourage them to go overboard
Demand to slow down post rate increase
Fedbank Financial Services provides loans to MSMEs and emerging self-employed individuals
Loans likely to become dearer; marginal impact on bank's capital adequacy ratio
Non-bank lenders are set to report growth of 25-30 per cent in their Assets Under Management (AUMs) in FY24 and FY25, a domestic rating agency said on Thursday. Icra Ratings, which made the growth estimate for Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) having AUMs of up to Rs 10,000 crore, said unsecured loans need to be monitored going forward. "High growth in the past and the expected AUM expansion going forward, shall keep the portfolio seasoning at low levels, especially for the long-tail loans, namely affordable housing and secured business loans," it said in a report. Its co-group head for financial sector ratings A M Karthik said the agency assessed the performance of about 105 medium and small NBFCs, accounting for about 14 per cent of the NBFC industry AUM as of March this year. On the asset quality front, the agency said the reported Gross Stage 3 (GS3) of the entities it assessed was manageable at 2.6 per cent in March 2023 as against 4.2 per cent in March 2022. The same i
Personal loan and Credit Cards loan may become costly
Bajaj Finance says no material impact; to review KFS
NBFC-MFI and banks comprise 73.90% of total lending by microfinance institutions
Microfinance Industry Network (MFIN), an umbrella body of microfinance institutions (MFIs) of the country, in its report said that NBFC-MFIs are the largest provider of micro-credit amongst other regulated entities. In a report of the MFI sector prepared by MFIN for the year 2022-23, it said that in the microfinance space, NBFC-MFIs provided finance with loan outstanding of Rs 1,38,310 crore as on March 31, 2023, accounting for 39.7 per cent of total industry portfolio. Banks, on the other hand, hold the second largest share of portfolio of micro-credit with total outstanding of Rs 1,19,133 crore, comprising 34.2 per cent of the total in the microfinance space. Small finance banks (SFBs) have a total outstanding of Rs 57,828 crore with a total share of 16.6 per cent, the report said. At the end of the last financial year, the total MFI portfolio stood at Rs 3,48,339 crore. According to the report, the MFI sector has immense growth potential with the market size estimated by MFIN t
NBFCs tend to mute monetary transmission in the short run but amplify it in the long run
On paper, the co-lending model is a winner. But it calls for a high level of coordination: Policies would have to be agreed upfront between banks and NBFCs
The revenue of the company rose by 22 per cent to Rs 8,831 crore in the July-September quarter of FY24 from Rs 7,215 crore of the corresponding previous quarter
As the Executive Director, Mishra's duties will include looking after Enforcement Department, Risk Monitoring Department, Department of External Investments & Operations
Executive vice chairman of Shriram Finance, believes that the company's assets under management (AUM) may see healthy growth during the rest of the year as well
"There is a harmonisation of policies and regulations for upper-scale NBFCs and banks in terms of capital requirements and asset categorisation," Rakesh Singh of Aditya Birla Finance said
Kamath said that he has 'no sympathies' for organisations complaining of not having enough people in a country like India
Shriram Finance's reported NIM expanded ~60bp QoQ driven by lower negative carry because of lower liquidity on the balance sheet, and increase in high-yielding products in the mix.