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KKR India's financial services business aims to get into SME lending

With the implosion of IL&FS and tightening of credit by both banks and non-bank financing entities, there's urgent need for capital, says Sanjay Nayar

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Sanjay Nayar, CEO, KKR India

Pavan Lall Mumbai
KKR India’s financial services business aims to diversify into lending to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). With the implosion of IL&FS and tightening of credit by both banks and non-bank financing entities, there’s urgent need for capital, says Sanjay Nayar, chief executive of KKR India.
 
He said the financial services arm of KIFS (KKR India Financial Services) was a holding company, with around Rs 5,000 crore in capital; with two non-bank financial companies (NBFCs), one financing real estate developers and the other for corporates. SME lending is a space that is populated with plenty of competition and seeing a

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