In India, the number of Non-Banking Financial Companies is decreasing radically, mainly due to the amended criteria for the net owned funds. The rate of cancellation has been escalated appreciably...
MOREIn terms of finances, the buying of NBFC is often called business entity takeover, whether by approval, wherein the seller entity is ready to sell its assets to the company...
MOREThe Peer-to-Peer is a digital platform that focuses on filling the gap between individuals who can lend & those who are looking for credit without collateral. The foremost transition of...
MOREIn the P2P platforms, individuals both borrow and lend from each other. Generally, borrowers who are unable to attain funding from a financial institute mostly due to insufficient credit score...
MOREOn April 04, 2019, Ombudsman Scheme was introduced by the Reserve Bank of India to restrain the complexities regarding grievance redressal mechanism for particular services provided by the Non-Banking Financial...
MORECorporate Governance mentions to a set of principles, system, and process by which an organisation is ruled. It supports guidelines as to how an organisation can be directed to meet...
MOREThe full form of Fintech is Financial Technology, which involves traditional finance business through the P2P Model, asset management, crowdfunding, and mobile payments loan. Precisely, such companies don’t fit with...
MOREPossessing a house is one of the most crucial decisions because it requires a lot of money, including years of savings. Buying a new property is a type of investment...
MOREIt is an extremely recognised fact that the Reserve Bank of India has provided their permission to NBFCs (Non-Banking Financial Companies) to expand its footstep in the insurance-related business. Non-Banking...
MOREIn this article, we are going to focus on different provisions concerning NBFC and Housing Finance Company, its filing process, amendments, and exemptions. Companies Act 2013; Section 186 primarily highlights...
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