The term ‘cash flow’ refers to the movement of money in and out of businesses. All the enterprises rely heavily on borrowed money from other commodities to actively function daily. Businesses derive the amount from their revenues as well as take it as loan from banks or other acquisitions. While applying for loans, the enterprises […]
OCEN – The Way Ahead for Digital Lending and MSMEs
Open Credit Enablement Network, a.k.a., OCEN is the new buzzword in the financial lending space. OCEN, launched in July 2020, is an open protocol infrastructure between Loan Service Providers such as e-commerce players and FinTechs and mainstream lenders such as banks and NBFCs. The OCEN framework aims to put a set of protocols and frameworks […]
Can Embedded Finance Provide a Tough Challenge to Traditional Banking?
There’s a lot of buzz going around embedded finance. It has surely emerged as a phenomenon in the last few years. If it is a challenge to traditional banking could be the next puzzle. Before we clear that air for you, let us look at the last financial year and what it has to say. […]
Why Your Loan Management System Needs an Account Aggregator Integration?
It is rare to see that all of the financial holdings of a borrower are in one place. The bulk of the time, they are scattered among various intermediaries and most likely fall within the jurisdiction of ten different regulators. For instance, a customer can have fixed deposits in three different banks, each under RBI’s […]
How Effective Are Online Loan Management Systems in India?
TL;DR: Very effective. This is especially true in the aftermath of COVID-19. BCG’s Digital Lending report states that online lending in India will be worth upwards of $1 trillion by 2023. The estimate is evidence that fintech solutions like loan management systems are abundantly useful. It is the benefits they bring to lenders that make […]
Loan Management Systems in India: A Perspective Pre and Post Pandemic
COVID-19 has resulted in an unprecedented economic crisis, and there has been many disruptions and dramatic changes right from consumer spending to government operations. The lending sector in India is no exception to this rule, and it will also undergo a paradigm shift. There will be a change in the way lenders approach customers and […]