RBI may tweak the qualifying assets threshold for microfinance institutions (MFIs) to 75 per cent of their net assets, compared with the current level of 85 per cent of net assets
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If the RBI agrees to this suggestion, 50 million MFI customers will join the current net of 60 million and an outstanding portfolio of Rs 2.45 trillion
Sa-Dhan has issued a press release basis the letter written to the Finance Minister
The agreement is for co-lending to individual members of JLGs to undertake agriculture and allied activities including other income generation activities
Microfinance Institutions Network on Tuesday said 37 microlenders and Assam government have signed an MoU for joint implementation of the Assam Microfinance Incentive and Relief Scheme (AMFIRS), 2021
The RBI's CD defines microfinance clients based on the current household income limit applicable for NBFC-MFIs
The paper has proposed greater harmonisation in the overall regulatory landscape
The industry's gross loan portfolio (GLP) surged to Rs 259,377 crore
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Proposes debt-income cap; common rules for all micro-loan lenders
The rating action factors in the significant increase in delinquencies and the pressure on profitability and growth in light of the Covid-19 pandemic
Collection efficiency of MFIs likely to drop to 75-80% in May, from 90-95% in March, creating asset quality pressures
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MFI issues won't be solved by state regulation
Tailor-made financial products are being devised, and credit histories are created for all customers. New tools have led to high collection efficiencies
In a letter to RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das, MFI association SaDhan has sought a special liquidity facility of at least Rs 15,000 crore to be provided by all-India financial institutions
Seek up to 25% of their outstanding with lending banks, which would help them mobilise Rs 15,000 cr
Special liquidity for SFBs to help low-income groups, say experts
Healthy liquidity buffers maintained by most entities provide some comfort