Non-banking finance companies are poised for a strong April-June quarter, with analysts predicting a 20% rise in assets under management. This growth is fueled by robust loan demand, particularly in affordable housing and microfinance, alongside steady commercial vehicle financing. Despite a traditionally slow start, collection efficiency remains high, and falling bond yields are expected to lower funding costs, promising stable profits and continued loan expansion.
​Non-banking finance companies are poised for a strong April-June quarter, with analysts predicting a 20% rise in assets under management. This growth is fueled by robust loan demand, particularly in affordable housing and microfinance, alongside steady commercial vehicle financing. Despite a traditionally slow start, collection efficiency remains high, and falling bond yields are expected to lower funding costs, promising stable profits and continued loan expansion. by Soban News (international And National News)
