Founder - Burn Inves... • 1y
why the RBI isn't taking any action against P2P platforms for accepting lenders' money on their own balance sheets. According to RBI guidelines, P2P platforms cannot accept money on their own balance sheet or provide rapid liquidity to any lender, yet they have been doing this for a long time, and the majority of P2P platforms have transparency concerns as well—no client record, no credit score, nothing.
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We reached out to many P2P platforms from January to July this year regarding their incorrect business models where they were not following P2P lending rules. They kept telling us that they were not doing anything wrong and were operating according t
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My theory and Pracgical both are simple as far as business is concerned. Those. who buy from me must own the substantial part of the business.Bcoz nothing apart from the customers makes the cash flow. and balance sheet healthy. So they. must know tha
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Today's term of the day: Credit Credit is a kind of loan handed out by financial institutions to businesses and individuals. You can think of it as the ability you have to borrow resources from a lender to pay at a later date, with interest for usin
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About Rates in the market... To strike a balance in market, the RBI has to consider all economic factors and carefully set the key rates. Any imbalance in these rates can lead to economic chaos: 1)Repo Rate:-The rate at which RBI lends money to oth
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P2P Lending in India Is Broken and No One Wants to Admit It 😔 The NPA rate in India’s P2P lending space has gone up a lot recently but strangely, many companies and investors are still turning a blind eye. Some platforms have even built their own
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Have studied about Monetary Policy in short and it's effect. The monetary policy is a tool through which the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) controls the money supply by controlling the interest rates. RBI is India’s central bank. While setting the int
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"The Most Dangerous Clause in Term Sheets That Founders Ignore" Yes, it's the liquidation preference in your term sheet that can quietly screw you. It decides who gets paid first if your startup sells—or flops. Investors might snag 2x their money
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There is no need to be too happy with today's market gains as the budget is yet to come, and we need to wait for it. The market valuation has improved, and the RBI is also increasing money liquidity. A rate cut might happen in the near future, which
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