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    NBFCs eye rate hikes, higher fees to offset insurance income hit

    Non-bank lenders and housing finance companies are expected to raise lending rates in response to proposed regulatory changes. This adjustment aims to offset potential income losses from caps on insurance distribution. Companies such as Bajaj Housing Finance and Home First Finance are considering changing their product mix and increasing fees. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India has proposed stringent commission cuts on credit-linked insurance products.

    India's glittering gold loan sector risks sliding into a dark zone

    The gold loan market in India is on a rapid growth trajectory, fueled by true demand alongside possible financial distress among borrowers. According to the Reserve Bank of India, there's significant annual growth in gold loans issued by banks and NBFCs. Heightened competition might bring challenges in assessing borrower viability and repayment options. While regulatory changes aim to create a stable environment, they could introduce operational hurdles for lenders.

    Piramal Finance Q2 net profit soars 67% to Rs 545 crore

    Piramal Finance’s assets under management grew 24% to Rs 1.13 lakh crore, led by a 30% rise in retail AUM. Net interest income increased 35%, while its net interest margin expanded 35 basis points to 6.5%.

    Piramal Finance AUM touches Rs 1 lakh crore; acquisitions on radar: CEO

    Piramal Finance has crossed Rs 1 lakh crore in assets under management. The company plans to acquire a microfinance institution to boost its next phase of growth. Piramal Finance aims to increase its assets under management to Rs 1.5 lakh crore by March 2028. The company is also exploring opportunities in gold lending.

    Piramal Enterprises Q1 Net Dips 64% to ₹181 cr

    Piramal Enterprises experienced a 64% drop in its June quarter net profit, down to ₹181 crore from ₹509 crore a year earlier due to a prior one-off benefit. Core net interest income increased by 18% to ₹807 crore, although the net interest margin shrank. CEO Jairam Sridharan remains confident about meeting the FY25 target.

    Piramal Finance aims at ‘Budget Bharat’ to expand

    DHFL is repositioning itself as a lender for retail with a focus on budget Bharat. Jairam Sridharan, MD of DHFL, said that the integration with Dhfl's business is complete with core IT systems being the last block. He said that postmerger the company has fostered a new culture of a combination of a digital and physical strategy and an informal work environment where executives shed suits for tshirts.

    The Economic Times
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