Indian NBFCs are expected to modify their funding strategies due to RBI's relaxed lending norms. By reducing risk weight requirements on consumer microfinance loans, banks can now lend more to NBFCs.

MUMBAI, March 11 (Reuters) - Indian non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are likely to tweak their funding pattern in the upcoming financial year, as the Reserve Bank of India's relaxation of ...

"For NBFCs, the funding mix is expected to undergo change in the next year, and they would want to tap loans, especially with expected rate cuts, to widen their funding pool... The funding mix ...

Improvements in the funding mix and high-quality assets are key growth drivers, though loan portfolio expansion remains a challenge. The bank's valuation is attractive, trading at 0.89x TBV ...

Bhushan Kedar, director - fixed income research at Crisil Intelligence anticipates the trend changing. "For NBFCs, the funding mix is expected to undergo change in the next year, and they would want ...

"For NBFCs, the funding mix is expected to change next year. With anticipated rate cuts, they may increasingly seek bank loans to diversify their funding pool," Kedar told Reuters. A banker ...