India’s private credit industry is growing, but funds lack the recovery powers available to banks and NBFCs. A proposed Sarfaesi Act change could help close that gap, lower borrowing costs and widen business funding options.
India’s private credit industry is growing, but funds lack the recovery powers available to banks and NBFCs. A proposed Sarfaesi Act change could help close that gap, lower borrowing costs and widen business funding options.
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India’s private credit industry is growing, but funds lack the recovery powers available to banks and NBFCs. A proposed Sarfaesi Act change could help close that gap, lower borrowing costs and widen business funding options.
