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Good news for NBFCs: Fiscal deficit target of 5.1 per cent for FY25 positive for liquidity

NBFCs are well placed to harness the India Stack in ensuring last-mile credit delivery to the smallest business or remotest retail customer. For this, NBFCs will have to expand their capital base, and diversify across other sources of credit like debt markets and public deposits. Public deposits can be a cheap source of capital for upper layered large NBFCs, the benefits of which can be passed on to borrowers. ....

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Interim Budget 2024: What are the BFSI, fintech sectors are expecting this time from FM?

Budget 2024: Though the Budget will be a vote on account, economists and experts feel the government will maintain its focus on fiscal consolidation, business and taxation law simplification, infrastructure development, support for MSMEs, and financial inclusion. ....

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Interest rate up to 8.25%: Check how much interest rate you can earn on 3-year corporate FDs

Corporate FDs are offered by many companies, including Mahindra Finance, Bajaj Finserv, LIC Housing Finance, and PNB Housing Finance. The interest rate on these varies depending on the tenure amongst other things. ....

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Regulatory tightening an opportunity for long-term investors: 6 NBFC stocks with upside potential of up to 35%

Just a day after the biggest wealth creator from the NBFC space witnessed a sharp cut, it might appear that NBFC is not a right sector to look at. But go back to history and one would see that the time to look at a sector is when something which is perceived as negative. In the last three months, whether it is the consumer lending or housing finance segment, the RBI has been tightening the laws and regulations for provisioning. The question is why RBI is doing it and whether it will give a boost to a higher and cleaner growth. By cleaner growth, a growth which is less volatile and less accident prone. Given the fact the NBFC sector has a history of meeting with accidents and creating problems for a lot of sectors. The answer tilts toward yes, this regulatory tightening is good and in long term value accretive. ....

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bottom-up ideas: Looking for bottom-up ideas in these 4 sectors: Manish Jain

Manish Jain of Centrum PMS, discusses the investment framework focused on quality, risk, and reward for sustained long-term wealth creation. The strategy is bottom-up driven, emphasizing risk versus reward and valuations versus growth. The portfolio is diversified across sectors such as auto, chemicals, NBFCs, and affordable housing. Micro-cap names and a listed vineyard company are part of the portfolio, capitalizing on the lifestyle play. The focus is on leveraging the India growth story. ....

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