If BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later), then why not PNBL?
We have seen phenomenal growth in the BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) segment in recent past, why not also have PNBL – Pay Now Buy Later. Kartik Swaminathan explains
How lenders assess borrowers, deal with uncertainty, and make credit decisions under imperfect information.
We have seen phenomenal growth in the BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) segment in recent past, why not also have PNBL – Pay Now Buy Later. Kartik Swaminathan explains
While there are no set parameters on how many credit covenants should be there in a Sanction Letter, one has to keep in mind that ratios tend be inter-linked. One does not become a better banker by stipulating multiple covenants. Two covenants are sufficient to trigger any recourse against the borrower.
Bank Loan agreement had been written ages ago. There are innumerable archaic clauses that may be unjustifiably invoked, without assigning any reasons under the guise of ‘early warning signals’. This creates a trust deficit. Sumit Kakkar recommends the need to relook at these.
Many in the banking industry have talked about the amazing cost savings that WFH brings. But beyond some savings, there are many costs we may have paid too. Amit Balooni evaluates the impact this may have on the risk management culture in banks