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India's central bank proposes regulatory relief for small NBFCs to boost growth and ease compliance.
The Reserve Bank of India has proposed easing regulations for smaller Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), exempting those with assets under ₹1,000 crore and no public funds or customer interface from mandatory registration.
Certain NBFCs would also no longer need prior approval to open over 1,000 branches.
The move aims to reduce compliance burdens and support growth, especially for low-risk firms.
RBI data shows strong sector health, with a 25.11% Capital to Risk-Weighted Assets Ratio and improving asset quality—Gross NPA fell to 2.21% by September 2025.
Despite a slight dip in Return on Assets, the sector remains stable, with inflation under control, allowing for growth-friendly policies.
El banco central de la India propone un alivio regulatorio para las pequeñas NBFC para impulsar el crecimiento y facilitar el cumplimiento.