
Summary: FY26 was characterised by (1) strong credit demand and multi-product scaling across diversified NBFCs; (2) rapid formalisation and sharp growth in gold-backed credit; (3) technology/AI as a central operating lever (underwriting, servicing, collections, marketing, software delivery); (4) improving/normalising asset quality for many retail lenders, with overlays and macro-prudential buffers retained due to geopolitical risk; (5) cost-of-funds easing for top-rated issuers (AAA upgrades and liability repricing benefits), but pockets of margin pressure (notably mortgages where competitive intensity and balance transfer/outflow remain high); and (6) PSU infrastructure financiers (power/rail) sustaining large books with very low NPAs but facing spread pressure and FX/OCI volatility.
This dataset spans multiple sub-industries that together form a large part of India’s non-bank finance and financial services stack:
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