Services, Agro credit growth pace accelerates
Little room for rate-cut wars; tight screening to stay
Private credit funds lend to these companies at 12%-18%, splitting transactions into tranches. The riskiest of such credit can yield up to 20%-24%
Retail credit book grows by 20.2% YoY, says private bank in stock exchange statement
CareEdge estimates the credit growth to be in the range of 13%-13.5% and deposit growth to be in the range of 10-10.5% during FY24.
First-time customers are emerging as a huge catchment area for retail finance, but dangers lurk in the nooks and crannies
While credit growth has moderated from 16.5% in mid-January, it is significantly higher than the year-ago period, when it was hovering at around 9 per cent
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Housing and vehicle loans lead surge in retail credit, which was up 19.6% YoY
'We can't be direct lenders because there are limitations', said Sabharwal
Credit growth to the services sector accelerated to 17.2 per cent in August 2022 from just 2.1 per cent a year ago. It was mainly due to improved credit off-take to NBFCs and trade sectors.
Company says 'working capital availability in the country is huge as small businesses adopt digital payments
60% of such claims are from state-owned banks and other creditors, shows data on company's website
Automotive platform CarTrade Tech said on Wednesday it plans to launch over 200 abSure (Absolute Sure) retail outlets, a one-stop tailor-made retail facility, pan-India in the next two years.
Credit offtake in services remains weak
For the retail credit, rise in stressed assets is pegged at 4-5 per cent in March 2022 from 3 per cent estimated in March 2021
In a Q&A, Rajkiran Rai G says retail credit can't make up for tepid corporate demand
Banks to ramp up efforts during outreach programme
HDFC Ltd said individuals can earn interest at 6.55 per cent on their deposits, whose period can range from 3-10 years
According to the RBI data, in the pre-pandemic phase in 2019-20, year-on-year growth in retail credit was 16.6 per cent in June 2019