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From Sachin Bansal to Ratan Tata, MFIs pique investor interest

Reach, cost and distribution are three key factors driving corporate entities into the microfinance sector

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Namrata Acharya Kolkata
Corporate bigwigs are looking at acquisitions in the microfinance space due to the latter's reach and distribution. 

Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal is in talks with Bengaluru-based microfinance firm, Chaitanya India Fin Credit to acquire a majority stake.   “We are talking to multiple investors, and Sachin Bansal is one of them,” confirmed Samit S Shetty, co-founder and Managing Director of Chaitanya India Fin Credit.

A couple of months ago Anushree Jindal, daughter-in-law of Sajjan Jindal, had launched an MFI called Svamaan Financial Services. The firm has been set up with a seed capital of Rs 15 crore through personal funding. One

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