NBFCs set for stronger growth on cleaner balance sheets, FCNR (B) flow to banks
As banks receive incremental liquidity, they are expected to step up lending to NBFCs, improving funding availability and strengthening the latter's bargaining power in negotiating borrowing costs.
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