
How is an NBFC different from a Bank - 0 views
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corpbiz17 on 28 Jul 20NBFC is a financial institution that caters to the needs of the unorganised sections of the society by providing them loans and advances. They provide services similar to a bank but do not require a banking license for it. NBFCs are regulated under the Companies Act 2013 & RBI Act, 1934 whereas Banks are regulated under the Banking Regulations Act, 1949. Banks do require a valid banking license to continue with its services whereas with NBFC Registration, one has to obtain an NBFC license to continue with services. https://corpbiz.io/nbfc-registration
Empowering MSMEs: Unlocking Better Credit Access for Growth - 3 views
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Unlocking credit access for MSMEs is vital to powering India's economic growth. NBFCs are transforming MSME financing with quick, collateral-free loan options like unsecured credit and invoice discounting, enabling small businesses to flourish. This pivotal support fosters innovation in agritech, manufacturing, and cleantech, driving MSME growth to unprecedented levels.
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