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In India, mortgages have been an integral part of real estate growth since the last three decades

Communications minister Ravi Shankar Prasad asked the differentiated bank to increase its bank accounts count to 5 crore by 2020 from 1 crore at present

If such failing and non-profitable payment banks are allowed to lend, the capital would no longer be available

The minister acknowledged the efforts of the NBFCs, who play an important role in sustaining consumption demand as well as capital formation among the MSMEs

Alternative credit scoring based on digital data provides lenders a more holistic view of a borrower's creditworthiness and associated risks for credit underwriting

Experts are looking forward to how the new FM will revive the economy from the slowdown

Technology will soon make traditional banking system redundant but is India ready for it?

Unbanked population in India offers a plethora of opportunities the only thing is to in cash those

According to a report published by Allied Market Research, the global neo bank market is growing at a CAGR of 50.6 per cent during the period 2017-2020.

The saying"Once a glass ceiling is broken, it stays broken", goes best for the women who have

Bangalore-based neobanking startup Open, bagged Series A funding of 5 million USD led by Beenext, Speedinvest and 3one4 Capital; Entrepreneur India finds out more about this newest addition to the fintech industry

Smart UIs would become a must-have feature than a nice to have feature because in a world where the lives of people are played out through the screen of a mobile device

The Distributed Ledger Technology will Facilitate Further Integration in an Increasingly 'Networked' Economy and Foster Faster and More Secure Credit Flow

With more and more enterprises undergoing a digital transformation, business intelligence strategies and tools are a critical necessity to derive real value through such a transition

Banks have a broad existing customer base and FinTechs have new ideas, agile implementation, and cutting-edge analytics

India is still a country transitioning towards the digital so it may take some time but eventually it will be in accordance with the modern ways

It is imperative to bring about new technologies that could work at the grass-roots level and help find solution to the existing NPA crisis

Fintech companies that plan to disrupt the banking and financial space are willing to pay handsomely to acquire talent with these niche skills

Financial inclusion by the payments industry is a by-product of its efforts to monetize customer data, cutting off the offshore market and forcing payment data localization may have the unintended consequence of slowing down financial inclusion by the payments industry

Big gap remains in bringing small farmers to the banking sector, and how to give financial institutions the comfort of lending without the fear

Both Banks and FinTechs have either realized the benefit of leveraging each other's strength