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NBFCs face double whammy of liquidity bind and tighter regulations

It may appear that NBFCs are reading the tea leaves right on funding

IL&FS impact: Mutual funds' exposure to group NBFCs under Sebi scanner

In some cases, exposure is as high as 12% of the fund's corpus; a few investments are also in AA rated papers that are relatively less liquid

Liquidity crisis triggered by IL&FS to have deeper impact on NBFCs: Moody's

The report said liquidity tightness could lead to sharply higher financing costs for NBFIs

Protracted liquidity stress to erode Indian NBFCs' credit profiles: Moody's

Says liquidity tightness might lead to sharply higher financing costs, or even difficulty in rolling over their liabilities

NBFCs remain crucial

Don't throw the baby out with the bath water

Amid IL&FS crisis, 4,000 cancelled NBFCs come under I-T lens for violations

Income-Tax department examining data received from RBI, FIU to check potential tax evasion

NBFCs under pressure; DHFL, Edelweiss Financial fall over 10%

DHFL, JM Financial, Edelweiss Financial, Centrum Capital, Repco Home Finance, Reliance Home Finance, Aditya Birla Money and Indiabulls Ventures were down 5% to 11% on the BSE.

NBFCs face higher borrowing costs, slowing profitability, say analysts

Bank lending to NBFCs has grown by 44% , year on year, from Rs 3.4 trn as of August 2017 to Rs 4.9 trn as of August this year

Margin impact to vary across NBFC segments; stocks remain under pressure

Firms with strong parent support, high asset re-pricing ability are better placed

NBFCs extend fall; Bajaj Finance, Indiabulls Housing down over 5%

Reliance Home Finance, Central Bank of India, Repco Home Finance, Cholamandalam Investment and Ujjivan Financial Services were down in the range of 5% to 15% on the NSE.

Govt to take all measures to ensure liquidity for NBFCs, MFs: Arun Jaitley

Seeking to calm the nerves of worried investors, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Monday that the government would take all measures to ensure adequate liquidity for non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) and mutual funds. The minister's remarks come in the wake of stock markets witnessing sudden and stiff fall in intra-day trade on Friday over concerns of liquidity crisis being faced by some of the NBFCs. "The Government will take all measures to ensure that adequate liquidity is maintained/provided to the NBFCs, the mutual funds and the SMEs," Jaitley tweeted ahead of the opening of stock markets. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and market regulator Sebi said on Sunday that they were closely monitoring the developments in the financial sector and were ready to take "appropriate actions" to calm the jittery investors. There are liquidity concerns following default in repayment of loans by diversified IL&FS group. Another housing finance company, DHFL, too is reportedly facing .

NBFCs crash: Here's why DHFL tanked over 60% in trade today

Analysts say the ongoing crisis at IL&FS created a panic and triggered the sell-off in these stocks

Provisioning for future bad loans takes a toll on NBFC financials

Rs 34-bn net worth already impacted, shows analysis of 10 most valuable firms

New NBFCs set up realty verticals to tap demand for credit from developers

Fund managers such as ASK Group and Nisus Finance have set up or are setting up realty-focused NBFCs, to lend to the sector

Retail NBFCs outdo private banks in profits as lending picks up pace

Listed retail NBFCs reported a combined net profit of Rs 108 billion during the January-March quarter, compared to private sector banks' net profit of Rs 72.9 billion

Keep a close eye on credit quality, financials of NBFCs before investing

These instruments should not constitute more than 15-20% of your debt portfolio

NBFCs must embrace technology to attract private equity investments: Study

As most of public sector banks and some private banks are grappling with bad loans for last many years, it has generated a tremendous opportunity for NBFCs to ramp up its scale

NBFCs to have 19% of credit market by 2020: Crisil

Finance companies in India are expected to see an 18 per compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) for the next two and a half years and raise their share in total credit to 19 per cent by 2020, according to rating agency CRISIL.In 2017, non-bank finance companies (NBFCs) increased their share in the total credit market to 16 per cent, from 13 per cent in 2015. The share of public sector banks (PSBs) reduced to 51 per cent, from 57 per cent in 2015. CRISIL says PSBs will see a further shrinking of their share to 47 per cent by 2020 as they battle with capital constraints. NBFCs replicating traditional banking services with innovative products and delivery systems would also chip away at PSBs' share.The home loans segment, largest business segment for NBFCs, is expected to grow at a steady CAGR of 18 per cent over the next three years as they focus on self-employed customers and lower ticket size. NBFCs are also set to increase their market share in the wholesale finance business from 12 ...

NBFCs go deep into commercial loan territory

The sector is also witnessing some pressure in its asset quality as economy contracts

Unscientific strategy

If you have an active trading account or a consumer loan, consider investing in NBFCs