'NBFCs need to be wary of rising borrowing costs as financial conditions tighten'
When we started five years ago, we thought it would be a marathon but it has turned out to be a steeplechase: Samit Ghosh
From Ramesh Iyer, VC & MD at Mahindra Financial Services to Rakesh Singh, MD & CEO at Aditya Birla Finance, here is the list of panelists from NBFCs
One reason for this shift in trend could be that banks faced challenges in managing this asset class, especially after the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and the resultant lockdowns
Write-offs remained elevated at 2.1 per cent for NBFCs and 0.5 per cent for HFCs in H1FY23
The NBFCs share of the country's lending pie declined to five-year low of 19.8 per cent in the first half of FY23
The grievances, filed under RBI's integrated ombudsman scheme of 2021 between April 2021 and Nov 2022, also cite harassment by recovery agents
Change required by the central bank could make a certain portion of loan books ineligible for securitisation
This comes ahead of the December 16 deadline for potential bidders to submit EoIs for picking up majority stake in the private sector lender
The company has net worth of Rs 40,900 crore and assets under management of Rs 1,71,000 crore
The fintech firm aims to cross an AUM of over $1 billion in the next 6-9 months
Revised rates applicable on fresh deposits and renewals
According to the memorandum, if NBFCs are to be regulated like banks, then the typical NBFC model of lending will suffer which will have an impact lending to the unbanked/ underbanked segment
The biggest gains came to banks, which reported a 35.8 per cent YoY growth rate in their combined net profit in Q2 FY23
The IPO comprises a fresh issue of equity shares aggregating to up to Rs 750 crore and an offer-for-sale (OFS) component aggregating up to Rs 850 crore by promoter selling shareholders
In October 2022, Mahindra Finance estimates the total disbursement of approximately Rs 5,250 crore, thus delivering 97 per cent growth over October 2021.
Murugappa group's financial services unit says bad loans are down and it expects AUM to grow 25% this financial year
Max Life bucks trend with 11% YoY growth in retail protection APE in Q2
Non-banking finance company Sundaram Finance Ltd has revised the interest rates on term deposits for tenures of one to three years with immediate effect, the company said on Sunday. Accordingly, the interest rates for deposits of up to 12 months has been increased to 6.65 per cent, for 24 months it has been hiked to 7 per cent, the company said in a statement. For tenures of up to 36 months, the interest rates have been increased to 7.30 per cent. Senior citizens would get an additional interest of 0.35 per cent for one year at 7 per cent, 7.35 per cent for tenures up to two years and 7.65 per cent for tenures up to three years. The company said its deposit balance stood at Rs 4,219 crore.
Has asked them to insert penalty cause for repeated breaches