India Inc’s credit quality showed mixed trends in the second half (H2) of FY25, with Crisil Ratings and ICRA reporting a dip in their credit
Tightening regulations and underwriting standards in India’s microfinance sector are expected to temper growth ambitions among lenders and help mitigate risk buildup for overleveraged borrowers,
India’s banking sector is poised for steady growth in FY26, with loans expected to expand by 12–13%, according to leading rating agencies. Analysts project a
Muthoottu Mini Financiers Ltd has received a significant boost in its creditworthiness as ICRA Ratings upgraded the company’s long-term borrowing rating to ‘A Stable’. This
India’s economic growth is projected to remain resilient in the fiscal year 2025-26 (FY26), supported by sustained government spending and a potential revival in private
Credit rating upgrades in India continue to outpace downgrades, reflecting resilience in corporate financial health. However, the pace of upgrades has moderated compared to previous
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