When the Reserve Bank of India imposes restrictions on a large financial institution, it is a signal of concern. When those restrictions are eased, it is a signal of regained confidence. The easing of RBI curbs on major NBFCs like Bajaj Finance is not about regulatory softness. It is about
NBFCs now sit at the centre of India’s lending story. They reach homes, shops, farms, and small towns where many banks still struggle to serve. Over time, they’ve become a steady support system for people who need quick and simple credit. India is growing fast, and with this growth comes
Starting a finance company is a big move. Many people want to give loans, help small businesses, or support customers who can’t get money from banks. But before any company can begin this work in India, it must go through NBFC registration. This process may sound heavy. But once you
In India, many people lack easy access to banks or formal financial services. Non-Banking Financial Companies – Microfinance Institutions (NBFC-MFIs) assist these individuals by providing them with small loans. These small loans help individuals start businesses, improve their homes, or pay for education. This helps NBFC-MFIs ensure that people with
Alternative Investment Funds, or AIFs, are becoming popular in India. They are used by high-net-worth individuals and big institutions. India’s investment market is growing fast, and AIFs are growing with it. By the end of March 2024, AIFs in India managed ₹6.94 lakh crore. This market has been growing by
When the Reserve Bank of India imposes restrictions on a large financial institution, it is a signal of concern. When those restrictions are eased, it
NBFCs now sit at the centre of India’s lending story. They reach homes, shops, farms, and small towns where many banks still struggle to serve.
Starting a finance company is a big move. Many people want to give loans, help small businesses, or support customers who can’t get money from
In India, many people lack easy access to banks or formal financial services. Non-Banking Financial Companies – Microfinance Institutions (NBFC-MFIs) assist these individuals by providing
Alternative Investment Funds, or AIFs, are becoming popular in India. They are used by high-net-worth individuals and big institutions. India’s investment market is growing fast,
