CRISIL Ratings Seminar: NBFCs: Gearing Up for Growth
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Summary
Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) have emerged stronger after tackling multiple challenges over the past four fiscals. The funding ordeal witnessed four years ago by a number of NBFCs impacted the liability and liquidity side while the Covid-19 disruptions over last two years led to asset quality concerns and profitability impact.
However, most NBFCs have overcome these challenges. The asset quality concerns are largely behind us and balance sheets are stronger supported by higher capitalisation and provisioning buffers. NBFCs’ nimbleness has allowed them to quickly embrace digitalisation and tweak their business models and focus segments. NBFCs are now truly gearing up for growth.
To be sure, the upturn in the interest rate cycle has resulted in a rise in borrowing costs. But NBFCs do have the ability to pass on the costs in a number of their business segments.
In this context, the 7th edition of CRISIL Ratings’ annual flagship ‘NBFC seminar’ is pertinently titled 'NBFCs: Gearing Up for Growth’. The event offers a platform for business leaders, issuers, investors, policymakers, and other market participants to discuss, deliberate and exchange perspectives on issues relevant to the growth and development of India's NBFC sector.
The presentations and panel discussions during the event will cover the following themes:
Growth prospects and the evolving portfolio mix for NBFCs
Asset quality and outlook on profitability
Business models of the future
Evolving trends in housing finance
Perspectives on vehicle finance
Digital lending - Growth and profitability outlook
3 reasons why you should not miss the seminar
Know CRISIL Ratings' outlook on the NBFC sector
Leadership viewpoint of 15+ CEOs from leading NBFCs
Opportunity to network with like-minded BFSI professionals
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