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Inflationary pressures, reduction in discretionary cash flows may impact collection of MFIs: ReportMicrofinance borrowers' repayment behavior may face challenges from inflation and reduced household cash, though the West Asia conflict has...- Securitisation volumes jump 24% to hit new record of Rs 2.35 lakh cr in FY25Securitisation volumes in FY25 rose 24% to reach a record Rs 2.35 lakh crore, powered by significant deals from private sector banks and NB...
- Indian securitization market grows 20%, vehicle loans lead with 41% share: CrisilPass through certificates (PTCs) accounted for 54% of the overall volume and direct assignment (DAs) comprised the rest. The volume of pers...
- Loan securitisation volume rebounds over 50% in MarchA raft of tailwinds propped the securitisation volume. Most non-banking financial companies reported an upturn in business activity, which ...
- Pandemic Impact: Loan pool sales halve in FY 2021 - Crisil"The better-than-anticipated rise in volumes in the second half and specifically final quarter of last fiscal points to the resilience of t...
- Loan securitisation deprives 1 cr retail customers of moratorium benefit: ReportThe RBI had given a three-month moratorium on all term loans like the ones for buying vehicles or homes in view of the economic hardships b...
- Actual retail loan growth could be lower: ReportBulk of figures reflect the lending for purchase of NBFCs securitised retail loan pool, a report by Crisil said.
- Securitisation of assets by NBFCs and mortgage lenders surge 48% in the first half of the fiscal yearThe volume grew to Rs 1 lakh crore as both established and new originators flocked to the securitization market to raise resources profile ...
- DHFL may sell Rs 18,000 crore loans to US company Oaktree CapitalA successful deal with Oaktree will pave way for the sale of stakes in DHFL to a strategic partner, which could be a private equity firm or...
- DHFL declines over 7% on rating downgradesThe rating of these instruments has been downgraded from BBB (SO) to AA -(SO).
- Retail loan securitisation volume sees two fold growth in FY19“Almost 70% of the volume of securitised assets that were sold by NBFCs were in the second half of the financial year 2018-19,” said Krishn...
- Securitisation volumes down 7.2% in FY18 on GST ambiguity: ReportA shift within banks to priority sector lending certificates (PSLCs) to meet their shortfalls also dented the prospects of the securitisati...
- Education loans the newest asset class in securitisation martBanks dominate the education loan segment as it is eligible for priority sector lending, NBFC's have also been steadily scaling up.
- Securitisation volume to 8 years high: CrisilDirect assignments or direct sale of loans by originators, who are mostly non-banking finance companies, to banks continued their good run ...
- MFIs loan securitisation jumps 125% to Rs 11,500 crore in FY16"Growth happened as microfinance institutions opted for this funding route to churn capital faster and fuel growth," rating agency Crisil s...
- MFIs loan securitisation jumps 125% to Rs 11,500 cr in financial year 2016"Growth happened as microfinance institutions opted for this funding route to churn capital faster and fuel growth," rating agency Crisil s...
- Crisil Q2 net down by 4.4% at Rs 58 crore on forex lossThe consolidated income from operations was up 14.8 per cent to Rs 305.13 crore during the April-June quarter, the company said in a statem...
- Crisil net rises 38 per cent in January-March quarterRatings firm Crisil today posted a 38.6 per cent jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 68.71 crore for the quarter ended March, 2014.
- IMF pushes for securitisation business revivalA year after the Lehman crisis and the subsequent crumbling of the global financial system, triggered by the cracks in regulatory structure...
- RBI extends time period for realisation of bad assetsRBI extended the period for final realisation of bad assets from the existing five to seven years to abate the pressure of NPAs mounting on...
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