Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) play an important part in the Indian financial system by lending to different sectors of the economy. However, given the inherent dangers connected with lending and...
MOREThe banking sector encompasses various financial operations such as deposits, loans, and so on. Most countries have a centralized bank that regulates all other banks in the country. The Non-Banking...
MOREAny commercial bank that is properly registered with the Reserve Bank of India must perform the essential tasks of accepting deposits and making loans. Both individuals and entities can use...
MOREA DSA or Direct Seller Agent represents the NBFC to the customers and provides them with information about schemes and loan advancements. A DSA of NBFC also helps the customers...
MOREIn recent years, the embedded insurance concept has gained so much popularity in the insurance market of India. The publisher expects embedded insurance to be a game-changer for the Indian...
MORECERSAI is short for Central Registry of Securitization Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India. It was created in the year 2011 as per section 20 of the SARFAESI Act....
MOREAccount aggregators are institutions that act as an intermediary that will share an individual's financial information with various entities if the consumer consents to it. NBFC Account aggregators have been...
MOREMulti-state Cooperative Societies Act, 2002 was enacted by the legislature to lay down the laws for Cooperative societies that want to serve the interest of the members in more than...
MOREA cooperative society is a mutual accord between people where they come together to pool their resources to achieve a common economic objective. Members of a cooperative society usually consist...
MOREThrough the years, Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) have proved to be a vital aspect of the Indian financial landscape. NBFCs have made it easy for a large number of people...
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