Says RBI deserves part of the credit because of strong regulatory framework
Pie is large and open to all, may even take half a century to reach saturation point when firms can seriously worry about competition, they say at Business Standard Summit
Regulator limits IPO financing at Rs 1 cr per borrower
"Developments around harsh recovery practices, breach of data privacy of digital lenders has dented the credibility of the whole system," Rao said
The Centre has also asked state-owned banks to enter into co-lending arrangements with NBFCs and MFIs
Opt for overdraft facility if you have a recurring need, a term loan if you require a lump sum
Activity rises as investors' fears over collections ebb
RBI said the IOS for NBFCs will be on the lines of IOS for banks and non-bank payment system participants
The important aspect of any lender is collections and repayment of dues. Sharma joined the bank as an advisor for the recovery. His experience in recovery will come in handy for the Srei group
With the objective of upping customer experience, the Reserve Bank on Friday announced an internal ombudsman scheme (IOS) to redress grievances at select non-banking finance companies (NBFCs)
Small ticket personal loans segment has witnessed a huge surge in asset quality stress for lenders in the pandemic-affected FY21, with NBFCs taking the maximum brunt
The matter will be heard on October 7
The RBI on Monday superseded the boards of Srei Infrastructure Finance and Srei Equipment Finance
Superseding boards of two Srei companies not to roil markets; Major OMCs step off LPG price-hike pedal
RBI's timely action on Srei shows willingness to use its powers
The share price of Muthoot Fin has risen 31% over last year, but Manappuram underperformed with 9% return
The business model of banks is under threat. While they need to reinvent themselves, both banking and market regulators must take a close look at the evolving landscape
The guidelines for on-tap SFB licences have it that an applicant not found suitable for a licence will not be eligible to apply again for three years
Rating agency says the 90-day-plus dues, which touched 6.3% this June, may drop to 5.3% by March 2022 under base scenario
Non-bank firms' sanctions are, however, still half of pre-pandemic level