How GSTN on Account Aggregator can help MSME lenders
The Account Aggregator framework was expected to be a watershed moment, not unlike UPI, for financial services. So
Credit growth has a dark underbelly that few noticed
More deposits can mean more room to boost credit. And vice versa. However, when credit growth outstrips deposit growth, problems can start to mount.
Why won't the FinTech distress go away anytime soon
FinTechs on the ground are hustling, fighting terrible odds to stay alive in the face of extreme adversity.
Of tighter lending, sustainable finance, and treading with caution
Lending growth has slowed, sustainable finance is in the spotlight, and the RBI isn't taking any chances!
How Account Aggregator improves information sharing through journey design
It is irrefutable that the Account Aggregator framework will become a game-changer for the dissemination of financial services.
Will the RBI's disciplinary stick make FinTechs sick?
Why RBI regulatory crackdowns aren't all bad news.
Sentinel (Business Rules Engine): Tackling 13 challenges across the credit value chain
13 reasons why our Business Rules Engine Sentinel sits at the crux of a sustainable, resilient, and scalable digital lending business
How GSTN on Account Aggregator can give a boost to business lending
The induction of the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) on the Account Aggregator framework is expected to
Can self-regulation solve FinTechs' navigation blues?
FinTechs seem to know that sustainable profitability is the destination. It's the route that's the problem.
Why RBI wants a peek into the lending algorithms box?
The RBI has been advocating for increased governance across areas, especially algorithm-based lending - let's take a look at why!
These 3 RBI charts show what lending will look like in 2024
Three charts from the RBI lay down what lending could look like this year - read all about it!
Transforming Customer Qualification and Cost Efficiency with FinBox BureauConnect
Being a credit risk manager is tough. In India, there are four major bureaus and information gleaned from