After the big foreign bet on Indian lenders this year, older private banks get on to the 2026 radar

Friday saw the biggest deal of the year – Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group pouring nearly ₹40,000 crore into Shriram Finance, India’s second largest non-banking finance company, for a 20% stake – in the sector highlighting how India has emerged as a magnet for global capital chasing lenders. Strong balance sheets, regulatory support, and sustained growth…

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RBI’s clean-up is forcing a rethink of NBFC–fintech co-lending models

Co-lending relationships between regulated lenders such as banks and non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) on one side, and fintech firms on the other, are expected to change significantly over the next three to five years, experts said at a Mint BFSI Summit panel discussion. Speaking at the summit, Ravi Narayanan, managing director and chief executive officer…

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GST-cut led lower premiums aren’t enough to drive health insurance sector growth: Insurers

Mumbai: The recent exemption of retail health insurance from the goods and services tax regime has helped reduce premiums. But that alone is not enough to drive growth as the industry continues to battle issues such as high medical inflation, inadequate coverage, differentiated healthcare and claims experience, insurers said in a panel discussion at Mint’s…

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