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Summary
Objective
Emerging opportunities for NBFCs
Impact of regulations on competitiveness, growth and profitability
Competitive scenario, and changing market shares of banks and NBFCs
Key drivers of profitability
Key risks for both NBFCs and lenders
CRISIL’s framework for rating NBFCs and the trends therein
Securitisation as a source of funds
Target Audience
Relationship Managers, Credit Underwriters and Risk Managers working in banks, Mutual Funds, Insurance
Course Structure
Duration: 2 Day
Day 1
Session 1
Overview of NBFC’s in India
Session 2
Business model
Session 3
Perspective on bank lending
Session 4
Financing of NBFC’s
Session 5
Securitization
Day 2
Deep dive into key lending segments for NBFCs
Session 6
Housing finance (focus on low cost housing finance)
Session 7
Auto Finance
Session 8
MSME + LAP Financing
Session 9
Wholesale Financing
Session 10
Microfinance
Session 11
Gold Financing
Trainer Profile
A Chartered Accountant with about 18 years of work experience including 12 years in Credit Rating domainHe has been involved in assigning credit ratings to banks, NBFCs, capital market players, insurancecompanies, primary dealers, clearing corporation and organisations operating in cooperative sector and chit fund space. Critically involved developing and refining criteria for assessment of banks, continuous monitoring of developments in the segment, assessing the impact of key developments on ratings of banks and sector at large, analysing the impact of regulatory pronouncements and communicating CRISIL Rating’s view in public domain through opinion pieces and webinars Prior to joining CRISIL, he worked at IDBI where he specialized in corporate lending, restructuring and recovery of project loans before moving to risk management role
