@sandeepssrin Hi Sandeep, just to clarify on your comment - we do not claim bnpl to be the cause for low credit inclusion. We are in fact saying something entirely different - bnpl is not solving credit exclusion, contrary to the claims being made.
Latest Report: BNPL products can be hard on pocket with pre-default costs up to 36% of what one borrows. It is unclear how these charges are shared between Loan Service Provider & financier. The largest Post-default cost was late fees implied intrst rate for which is 0-50% /month
Buy Now Pay Later Products Lack Consumer Protection Safeguards; Can Impose High Monetary Costs: Report
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#MCOpinion | Clear statutory backing, clarity of objectives and independent & professional management are key to the success of a #badbank. These components seem absent in the current structure: @DeeptiGeorge & @VMadhuSrinivas@dvararesearch
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Dvara Working Paper on Transparency of Public Disclosures in Banking: We assess the transparency of Indian banking system’s public risk disclosure regime using a regulation based approach and outline reccos to improve transparency. @sowminiprasad @amulya1711 (1/20)
New working paper: In this paper, we assess the public disclosure regime of the Indian banking sector & provide our recommendations that @RBI can consider implementing to enhance the transparency of disclosures. Read more: https://t.co/slL9Ps5D9M
Reco#5 Mandate quarterly disclosures for NBFCs, UCBs & RRBs. Given the min duration for risk-materialisation, compliance costs, & cognitive limitations, disclosures on at least capital, NPA, & credit risk need to be made quarterly. (20/20)