NBFC

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issues licences to organisations called Account Aggregators in India. With the users' permission, this innovative system ai...

NBFCs are companies created in accordance with the Companies Act. With the Reserve Bank of India, these businesses receive NBFC licences (RBI). NBFCs are f...

NBFCs stands for Non-Banking Financial Corporations. Non-Banking Financial Corporation is a firm registered under the Companies Act of 1956 and the Compani...

In the past few years, NBFC operations in India have seen a considerable shift. Because they make getting a loan relatively simple, businesses welcome NBFC...

In recent times, the financial industry has undergone significant changes and reforms, especially with respect to the funding costs of Non-Banking Financia...

In recent years, the Indian financial sector has seen a significant increase in the number of Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs). These organizations...

Account Aggregators (AA) are a new category of financial intermediaries that enable customers to share their financial data across various financial instit...

A Non-Banking Financial Company or Non-Banking Financial Institutions are an organization that is incorporated under the Companies Act of 1956 and 2013. By...

An account aggregator is a non-banking financial company that conducts business by contractually offering the service of retrieving or gathering financial...

IRDAI, on 14th November 2022, rolled out a new circular for all the Life Insurers, General Insurers, Health Insurers and Insurance Repositories operating i...

The Standalone Primary Dealers (SPD) are the entities registered with the RBI and entrusted with the responsibility of purchasing and selling government se...

The Apex Bank, from time to time, has issued various guidelines and notifications to regulate various functions and operations of Non-Banking Financial Com...