Amid falling growth rates, de-risking of loan books and funding constraints, credit rating agency, CRISIL in its latest report has said that asset growth of non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) and housing finance companies (HFCs) is expected to hit a decadal low of 6-8 percent during current fiscal year (FY20) from a high 15 percent last fiscal year.
According to the rating agency, non- banks, especially the wholesale-focused ones without strong parentage, would need to make structural changes and reorient their business models, leading to a recalibration of their asset under management mix. CRISIL also noted that confidence deficit of investors which was initially focused on asset-liability maturity profile has shifted to concerns over asset quality, especially for the wholesale book.
CRISIL further said that non-banks with strong parentage account for nearly 70 percent of the sectoral AUMs, and have been less impacted on the funding front. It said that they are likely to drive sectoral growth over the medium-term. While, for standalone non-banks, the investor comfort with asset classes will dictate their access to funds at competitive rates, growth outlook and the extent of reorientation of business models.
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