Unlike banks, it said these types of companies do not have the repo window facility to borrow in times of need
The tripartite agreement between the housing finance company (HFC), the developer and the buyer is loaded against the buyer
Foreign money is coming into the market and because of stability in rupee the hedging cost is also lower
Funding challenges and slow GDP growth continue to spoil the show
Over the past four years, total financing to real estate companies nearly doubled to Rs 2.01 trillion, shows the FSR released on Friday
The maximum exposure revised to 30 per cent of HFC's net owned fund (NOF) or 50 per cent of NHB's NOF, whichever is lower, it said.
This will allow public sector banks (PSBs) to buy pooled assets from financially sound entities
Liquidity pressures faced by the non-banking financial sector following the IL&FS failure are likely to continue though funding costs have come off the peak, Fitch Ratings said on Friday. "We view wholesale and housing finance companies (HFCs) as more vulnerable -- given their higher leverage, weaker asset-and-liability maturity (ALM) profiles and higher concentration risks. Large retail finance companies with well-managed ALM profiles should continue to access bank and capital markets funding. Further, funding diversification in the offshore markets by larger issuers would benefit their funding profiles," it said in its outlook for emerging market finance and leasing companies. Indian finance and leasing companies are likely to grow at a slower pace in 2020 than in prior years, amid weaker economic growth and liquidity constraints, it said. Fitch said its 2020 sector outlook is underpinned by challenging operating environments, lower growth prospects, and rising funding pressure.
The recent changes in mutual funds regulations are likely to result in a decline in the volume of commercial paper outstanding by March 2020
Markets like Surat and Pune in the affordable segment could show higher slippages owing to delays and challenges faced by some projects
Securitisation under pass-through certificate (PTC) transactions was to the tune of Rs 92,000 crore in the past one year
In the fund, Rs 10,000 crore will be contributed by the central government and roughly, the same amount will come from outside investors
Securitisation is needed to widen the pool of resources available to housing finance companies
Moreover, it will also allow the RBI to directly give liquidity support to the stressed HFC sector
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will meet heads of state-owned and private banks on Monday to discuss the ongoing liquidity crisis in NBFCs
Industry sources say there will be an immediate and long-term impact
Annual growth in AUM pegged at 12-14% in FY20 and FY21, from about 15% seen earlier; growth in first half of FY19 was 21%
Financial stability report says recent NBFC crisis has brought greater discipline to sector
HFCs have to in keep 13 per cent as liquid assets--instead of 12.5 per cent earlier--with the remaining share of public deposits to be kept in the form of term deposits or certificate of deposits or i
Recently, the liquidity-starved DHFL had said it won't allow premature withdrawals of its deposits