Of this, banks could deploy a portion towards higher rated NBFCs given the lower risk weight for these entities
Signalling an end to the liquidity crisis that NBFCs have been facing since last September, corporate bond issuances by them have risen by 30 percent in January, reflecting renewed confidence among both issuers as well as investors, says a report. It can be noted that non-banking finance companies or NBFCs are the biggest issuers of debt in the corporate bond market, controlling nearly 90 percent of the volume. With the 30 percent spike in fresh issuances in January, their share has clawed backed to the near normal levels to 82.2 percent of the volume. Shadow bankers depend on the bond market to raise short -term capital for on-lending, and they go to banks for long-term finance. In the previous seven months, amidst the challenging liquidity constraints faced by the sector following the IL&FS bankruptcy, the corporate bond issuances on a monthly basis has seen falling. Fresh corporate bond issuances by NBFCs saw a notable decline from 71.6 percent (of the total ...
The liquidity crisis at NBFCs triggered by the bankruptcy of IL&FS and the Supreme Court verdict banning use of the Aadhaar data for financial transactions have led to a 15 per cent drop in micro-lending by financial institutions for the December 2018 quarter. Disbursements stood at Rs 41,840 crore for the third quarter of the current fiscal year, down from Rs 49,450 crore in the preceding three months, show the data from the credit information company Crif High Mark. "There were two major changes during the quarter which may have resulted in the decline. First was the liquidity trouble, which subsided towards the end of the quarter, and the second was the Aadhaar verdict," agency vice president Parijat Garg told PTI. Garg said the Aadhaar verdict, which prohibits all financial institutions including non-banking finance companies from storing a users data, resulted in a fall in disbursements and also resulted in a marginal fall in the share of NBFC-MFI lenders in ...
Shaktikanta Das also discussed the current regulations and requirements for investment in fixed income for FPIs
The country can't afford to have NBFCs with such large asset portfolios springing unpleasant surprises on the financial system
Bajaj said there are thousands of NBFCs in India as against just about a hundred banks and they have been working with a lighter set of regulations for a long time
The report said NBFC segment is well capitalised for addressing the medium-term growth opportunities
On behalf of the NBFCs, Assocham submitted a detailed memorandum to the Prime Minister, highlighting key issues and suggestions, along with demands
At 14 per cent of GDP, India's shadow-banking universe is much smaller than the 70 per cent ratio in the People's Republic, as Moody's Investors Service notes
Until normalcy returns, analysts advise investors against taking fresh exposure to NBFC stocks
Shares of housing finance companies DHFL, Repco Home Finance Reliance Home Finance, Can Fin Homes, Indiabulls Housing Finance rallied up to 7 per cent on BSE in the intra-day trade on BSE.
According to the revised norms, loans of original maturity of more than five years can be securitised after receiving the repayment of six-month instalments
Consumer and small- and medium-enterprises loans account for 60 per cent of their loan mix
The report said the move is likely to improve funding access for entities rated IND A or lower
The sector has played a critical role in the development of infrastructure, transport and the support system for economically weaker sections
This comes after monetary issues, stemming from asset-liability mismatch, were taken up nearly two months ago
Until a few months ago, NBFCs were recruiting chief executive officers with annual packages of Rs 20-45 million
NBFCs, too, have rallied by over 25% in the past two weeks amid easing of liquidity conditions
An interconnected financial system requires collaborative and calibrated interventions
Amidst authorities working on ways to tackle the IL&FS crisis, Corporate Affairs Secretary Injeti Srinivas Monday said non-banking financial companies, particularly housing finance firms, are facing liquidity issues but there is "no crisis". He also emphasised that there is a need to introspect the business models followed in the NBFC sector and adopt the model that is sustainable. The IL&FS crisis, triggered by debt defaults by some group companies, has sparked off concerns over liquidity in the system, while the Corporate Affairs Ministry last month superseded the holding company's board as part of larger efforts to contain the situation. Responding to queries about liquidity situation, Srinivas said that basically in the NBFC segment, the issue is more pronounced with respect to housing finance companies that are facing liquidity problems. "I won't get into individual names. It is segmental problem... these are big entities part of that segment. At the macro level some ...