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Digital infrastructre, housing, health and MSME seen to be key areas in interim budget - Vimarsana News

Digital infrastructre, housing, health and MSME seen to be key areas in interim budget

India Business News: Mumbai: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present an interim budget on February 1, which will be a vote on account which, by definition, cannot.

mutual fund SIPs: Fintechs cornering SIP business as direct mutual funds gain ground - Vimarsana News

mutual fund SIPs: Fintechs cornering SIP business as direct mutual funds gain ground

Data from last year, sourced from asset management companies, showed that on an average SIPs through platforms such as Groww, PhonePe and ET Money ranged between Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,500 against Rs 5,000 for traditional firms.

How fintechs got their fingers in every pie; and other top tech, startup stories this week - Vimarsana News

How fintechs got their fingers in every pie; and other top tech, startup stories this week

On Wednesday, ET wrote about how fintechs were adding more than 42% of the new investors in mutual funds every month. And this is not unique. Be it wealth management, payments or credit, fintechs are playing an important role in expanding the market and driving adoption everywhere.

India's fintech sector faced a 63% funding decline in 2023 - Vimarsana News

India's fintech sector faced a 63% funding decline in 2023

Amid the funding winter, India’s fintech sector experienced a significant setback, with a 63% decline in fund inflows throughout 2023, according to a report by Tracxn.

More fintech NBFCs tap debt markets for expansion - Vimarsana News

More fintech NBFCs tap debt markets for expansion

Borrowing rates for the firms are expected to climb by 15-25 basis points