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New Delhi: The <keyword id="21833060" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Fintech-ecosystem" source="keywords">Fintech ecosystem</keyword> of the country now cumulatively valued at over USD 100 billion, is at a pivotal stage of evolution, with the potential to create two to three times its current value over the next decade, as per a report by <keyword id="20058186" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="BCG" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="BCG" meta.hostid="269" meta.entityid="BCG">BCG</keyword> and Z47. The report highlighted that India remains one of the top three global Fintech destinations, with the ecosystem witnessing exponential growth across all levels. It added that over the past four years, the number of <keyword id="22974213" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Minicorns" source="keywords">Minicorns</keyword> (valuation at least USD 1 million but less than USD 1 billion) in the country has increased by 3.5 times, while the number of <keyword id="19944451" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Unicorns" source="keywords">Unicorns</keyword> and Soonicorns (startup that is growing quickly and has the potential to become a "unicorn" valued at USD 1 billion) has tripled. The report noted that in 2023, the country's Fintech market achieved a revenue size of USD 25 billion, marking a 56 per cent year-on-year growth which is a remarkable contrast to the global Fintech growth rate of just 13 per cent during the same period. However, the report also added that despite generating over USD 100 billion in value within the last decade, Indian Fintechs are still considered to be in the "middle" phase of their development, especially when compared to traditional incumbents who have created USD 600 billion+ in value over 30 to 50 years. The report mentioned that now the growth and the further expansion of the fintech ecosystem in the country is expected to come from the Tier 2 cities where majority of the Indian population resides. "With 63 per cent of the Indian population outside the top cities, huge opportunity exists to serve Bharat with next wave of penetration expected to come from Tier 2 cities" the report added. As Fintechs mature, profitability has become a central focus across the sector, with over 40 per cent of founders and CXOs (Chief Experience Officers) prioritizing unit economics alongside market expansion. Those preparing for or currently undergoing the IPO process are increasingly emphasizing governance, investment in infrastructure, and security. The report noted that in a recent survey of over 60 executives from top Fintechs, the majority cited market share expansion and growth as key priorities, especially for early and growth-stage companies. Post-IPO stage Fintechs, however, are placing greater emphasis on profitability and investments in technology, infrastructure, and security. "Mature Fintechs preparing for or in the IPO journey are emphasizing governance, investment in infrastructure, security Across survey of 60+ Executives of top Fintechs, market share expansion &amp; growth emerged as priorities for early and growth stage" added the report. Notably, the report stated that the profitability outlooks are improving year-on-year across all segments, with Neobank and InsurTech showing the most significant positive shifts since 2022. However, the industry is not without its challenges, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. Over the past two decades, more than USD 20 billion has been lost to cyber and digital attacks.

Minicorns, Unicorns tripled in USD 100 billion Indian fintech ecosystem: BCG, Z47

<ul><li>According to <keyword id="19899808" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="rbi" source="keywords">RBI</keyword>, the <keyword id="19945816" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="fintech" source="keywords">Fintech</keyword> <keyword id="881153" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="self-regulatory-organisation" source="Orion">self regulatory organisation</keyword> (SRO-FT) would derive its strength from its membership, ensuring that it is truly representative of the <keyword id="6133582" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="fintech-sector" source="Orion">fintech sector</keyword>. </li><li>The <keyword id="19901291" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="sro" source="keywords">SRO</keyword> model enables a balance between regulation and innovation, which is especially critical in fast-evolving sectors such as fintech. </li><li>The SRO-FT is anticipated to function impartially, with credibility and responsibility under the supervision of the regulator. </li></ul>The Reserve Bank(RBI) of India has released a preliminary framework outlining general functions, governance standards, and eligibility requirements for the establishment of a self-regulatory organisation for FinTech firms (SRO-FT). The recognition of SRO-FTs would be determined by the quantity and characteristics of the applications received. According to the RBI, “The SRO-FT would derive its strength from its membership, ensuring that it is truly representative of the fintech sector. Through comprehensive membership agreements that encompass a broad spectrum of industry players, the SRO-FT should gain the legitimacy and credibility to not only frame baseline standards and rules of conduct codes, but also to effectively monitor and enforce them.” Keeping up with technological progress “The RBI's move to establish an SRO framework is a game-changer in financial regulations, especially for digital lending and AI-driven innovation. This is a strong shift towards a collaborative, adaptive ecosystem. By integrating industry insights into regulation, we're ensuring that rules are practical and keep up with technological progress, fostering innovation and growth,” says <keyword id="20212226" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="adhil-shetty" source="keywords">Adhil Shetty</keyword>, CEO, BankBazaar, a financial marketplace. He adds that the SRO model enables a balance between regulation and innovation, which is especially critical in fast-evolving sectors such as fintech. This is not just about ensuring compliance; it's about creating a culture of integrity and ethical practices that are ingrained in the industry's DNA. The RBI's commitment to this collaborative approach is thus a significant step in developing a resilient financial ecosystem. Healthy and sustainable growth of the fintech sector “The creation of an SRO is seen as crucial in combating the influence of unscrupulous lenders, promoting ethical conduct, strengthening lending infrastructure, and formulating adaptable regulatory strategies,” says <keyword id="20212225" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="madhusudan-ekambaram" source="keywords">Madhusudan Ekambaram</keyword>, Co-founder and CEO, KreditBee, a personal loan app. The SRO-FT is anticipated to function impartially, with credibility and responsibility under the supervision of the regulator. Its primary goal is to contribute to the healthy and sustainable growth of the fintech sector, while also charting a smooth path to phased regulatory compliance when necessary. “This collaborative and participatory approach aligns with the RBI's overarching objective of fostering a resilient and sustainable financial ecosystem, emphasising ethical behaviour and transparency,” says Ekambaram. The SRO-FT is thus expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the course of digital lending in India by ensuring the adoption of responsible practices and maintaining integrity within the industry.

Fintech SRO aims to enhance credibility of sector, promote ethical conduct

New Delhi [India], February 23 (ANI): The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has greenlit a USD 23 million loan to foster the growth of fintech education, research, and innovation at the <keyword id="19906863" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="gujarat" source="keywords">Gujarat</keyword> International Finance Tec-City (GIFT) in <keyword id="19895063" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="india" source="keywords">India</keyword>. According to ADB, Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT), a state-owned enterprise, serves as a cornerstone for nurturing fintech ecosystems and financial services within India. Positioned as the country's premier international financial services center, GIFT has emerged as a burgeoning hub for fostering and nurturing local startups, catalyzing innovation, and propelling economic growth. ADB Economist <keyword id="20688619" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="kanupriya-gupta" source="keywords">Kanupriya Gupta</keyword> emphasized the transformative impact of India's fintech industry on business operations, economic prosperity, and future readiness. <keyword id="19983550" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="gupta" source="keywords">Gupta</keyword> underscored ADB's commitment to strengthening fintech education to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of digital and financial services across India. Gupta said, "The development of India's fintech industry has transformed how people do business, contributed to economic growth, and prepared the country for the future. ADB's assistance will help strengthen the country's fintech education to ensure that digital and financial services become more efficient and accessible in the future." The ambitious project spearheaded by ADB will see the establishment of an inclusive, sustainable, and climate-resilient International Fintech Institute (<keyword id="20688621" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="ifi" source="keywords">IFI</keyword>) within GIFT's premises. The IFI, in collaboration with renowned global institutes and universities, will offer cutting-edge fintech training programs aligned with industry standards and international best practices. A key focus of the institute will be on nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship, with a particular emphasis on supporting women-led startups through tailored incubation and acceleration services. Additionally, the IFI will forge strategic partnerships with industry stakeholders and venture capital funds to facilitate the growth and scalability of fintech startups. In line with ADB's commitment to fostering research and innovation, the program will channel resources towards exploring innovative solutions and technologies in various domains, including climate fintech, regulatory technology, social inclusion, and gender equality in finance. The initiative will also entail the development of a state fintech readiness index to gauge the ecosystem's preparedness and identify areas for improvement. ADB's unwavering dedication to promoting prosperity, inclusivity, resilience, and sustainability in the Asia-Pacific region underscores its broader mission to eradicate extreme poverty and foster sustainable development. With a membership comprising 68 nations, 49 of which are from the region, ADB remains steadfast in its pursuit of catalyzing positive change and driving economic progress across the region. As the fintech ecosystem continues to evolve and expand, ADB's intervention is poised to serve as a catalyst for driving innovation, fostering entrepreneurship, and unlocking new avenues for economic growth and financial inclusion in Gujarat and beyond. (ANI)

ADB approves $23 million loan to catalyze fintech development in Gujarat

<ul><li>A repository will offer a consolidated platform for diverse <keyword id="6355729" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="data" source="Orion">data</keyword>, negating the necessity for lenders to source information from multiple channels. </li><li>Such a repository may also help in curbing fraudulent activities. </li><li><keyword id="30067" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="rbi" source="Orion">RBI</keyword> also announced that it will come up with guidelines to govern <keyword id="19753861" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="web-aggregation" source="Orion">web aggregation</keyword> of <keyword id="789627" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="loan-products" source="Orion">loan products</keyword>. </li></ul>The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed the establishment of a <keyword id="19753447" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="fintech-repository" source="Orion">fintech repository</keyword>. “This will be operationalised by the Reserve Bank Innovation Hub in April 2024 or earlier. FinTechs would be encouraged to provide relevant information voluntarily to this Repository,” said Governor Shaktikanta Das while announcing the Monetary Policy Committee decisions on Friday. The RBI also announced that it will come up with detailed guidelines to govern web aggregation of loan products. The fintech repository holds the potential for various improvements in the . Firstly, it promises enhanced access to fintech information, offering a consolidated platform for diverse data, negating the necessity for lenders to source information from multiple channels. This streamlining of processes not only reduces operational costs but also significantly augments efficiency within the fintech ecosystem. Additionally, the repository's comprehensive compilation of an individual's fintech profile facilitates better credit risk assessment for lenders. By providing a holistic view of a borrower's financial health, it empowers lenders to make more informed credit decisions. Consequently, this informed decision-making has the potential to reduce loan defaults, thus fostering a healthier credit environment overall. “The proposed establishment of a repository by April signals a forward-looking approach, aiming to enhance the efficiency and transparency of financial systems on a macro scale,” says Sheersham Gupta, Director and Senior Technical Analyst at Rupeezy, a trading platform. Another benefit lies in the repository's ability to curb fraudulent activities. By enabling cross-institutional analysis of fintech data, it acts as a tool in identifying and preventing fraudulent transactions. This not only safeguards the interests of lenders but also bolsters trust and stability within the fintech system, benefitting both lenders and borrowers alike. One of the key aims of the repository is to bring about greater financial inclusion, particularly for marginalised communities and businesses. By offering lenders a more accurate and comprehensive assessment of an individual or entity's financial standing, it lays the groundwork for increased accessibility to credit and other fintech services, potentially bridging the gap for those underserved in the fintech domain. Lastly, the repository will provide the regulator with access to a vast dataset of financial information and will play a key role in improving regulatory oversight. Says Anand Agrawal, Co-Founder and Chief Product and Technology Officer , Credgenics, a debt collection platform, "The approach to encouraging voluntary contributions from fintechs will empower regulators with real-time insights and enable informed, agile, and risk-mitigating decision-making. This initiative is a crucial step in the RBI’s approach to streamlining the regulatory framework for fintechs.” With comprehensive insights, regulators can more effectively monitor the fintech system, identify potential risks, and implement proactive measures, contributing to a more robust, stable, and resilient fintech framework.

Fintech repository to be set up by April 2024, says Shaktikanta Das

Mumbai, Fintech players should form <keyword id="18684976" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="a-self-regulatory-organisation" source="Orion">a self regulatory organisation</keyword> for an orderly growth of the industry that is projected to have revenues of USD 200 billion by 2030, <keyword id="7268643" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="rbi-governor-shaktikanta-das" source="Orion">RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das</keyword> said on Wednesday. Addressing the industry at the <keyword id="9621521" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="global-fintech-fest" source="Orion">Global Fintech Fest</keyword> here, Das said fintech players need to evolve industry best practices to avoid misselling, stress on ethical practices, pricing transparency and take care of privacy and data protection concerns. "I would like to use this opportunity to urge and encourage the fintechs to establish a Self Regulatory Organisation (SRO) themselves," he said and assured all help from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for the process. The fintech players should form the SRO at the earliest, Das said and hoped that such a platform will be ready at least by the next edition of the yearly event. Stating that other industries also have SROs, Das said forming an SRO will help the players to voice their concerns. He also said that having the SRO will reduce the burden of regulating a dynamic sector off the RBI's shoulders. Das said regulators play a critical role in addressing arbitrage, ensuring compliance with existing laws, and adopting regulations as per technological advancements. Further, he asked the fintech players -- most of them startups -- to avoid the "relentless drive for valuations" and profits, and asked them to focus on customer centricity. "... to focus on customers means embracing a customer-centric approach to innovation by understanding the needs of customers, making provisions that protect customer interests and earn their trust," he added. He said that good governance will be key to durable and long term success of any company and in particular, the fintech players. Technological innovation has "unprecedented potential" to make finance more inclusive, competitive and robust, Das said, adding that advancements in technology need to evolve in a "responsible" manner. "Fintech players should themselves ensure responsible digital innovations. The Reserve Bank on its part will continue to drive the necessary regulatory and other policy measures to promote a vibrant and responsive fintech ecosystem," he said. While stressing that the coming years hold immense promise which need to be leveraged by innovators, the RBI chief said that as per projections, the fintech sector revenues are set to touch USD 200 billion by 2030. "We are at the cusp of a major transformation in fintech sector". Das also spoke about the progress on the Central Bank Digital Currency and said that newer use cases will be soon added on the wholesale CBDC front. The CBDC retail pilot is currently being operated through 13 banks across 26 cities, Das said, adding that around 1.46 million users and 0.31 million merchants are currently part of the pilot as on August 31, 2023. RBI has also enabled full inter-operability of CBDC with UPI QR codes, and is targeting 10 lakh CBDC transactions per day by December 2023 which will give it sufficient data points for analysis, Das said. Meanwhile, Srinivas Jain, the Co-Chairman of the Fintech Convergence Council, said it will be working earnestly to have an SRO in place at the earliest. "We are not on the same pages on who all from the fintech space can be members as currently this space is dominated by payments tech players but there are many others also in the fray," he told PTI.

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<ul><li><keyword id="869855" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="MPOWER" source="Orion">MPOWER</keyword> provides loans to international students to study in the US and Canada.</li><li>It raised $100 million in equity capital in 2021 from a consortium of investors.</li></ul><keyword id="17415904" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Washington-based-fintech-MPOWER" source="Orion">Washington based fintech MPOWER</keyword> said on Monday that it secured a $150 million revolving asset-backed warehouse facility with <keyword id="6361649" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="goldman-sachs" source="Orion">Goldman Sachs</keyword>. The Fintech provides non-co-signed loans to promising students across the world. This latest funding will be used to amplify the student loans issued to students attending over 400 colleges and universities across the United States and Canada. Christopher Zaki, head of capital markets at MPOWER Financing said, “Goldman Sachs has an established track record of raising and providing capital to innovative fintechs and we believe MPOWER’s growth trajectory, portfolio performance and global ecosystem supporting students around the world aligns with previous relationships in the sector.” The fintech had raised funds from Deutsche Bank in 2022. In addition, it had also raised $100 million in equity capital in 2021 from a consortium of investors, including Tilden Park Capital Management and King Street Capital Management. The firm’s loan process is fully digital, and as many as 45% of its customers are first-generation college students, and related to STEM disciplines. STEM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. <keyword id="17415903" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Manu-Smadja" source="Orion">Manu Smadja</keyword>, CEO and co-founder of MPOWER Financing said “We are thrilled that Goldman Sachs is supporting the MPOWER team as we contribute to the important mission of making higher education and socioeconomic mobility accessible to the millions of international and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students studying in North America.” Smadja said that 91% of their students say that an MPOWER loan is instrumental to their ability to study abroad. “So this funding will enable us to further democratize access to higher education,” she adds. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/finance/news/fii-inflows-may-remain-consistent-in-may-with-turn-in-rate-cycle/articleshow/100234813.cms">FII inflows may remain consistent in May with turn in rate cycle</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/business/auto/news/tata-motors-posts-net-profit-of-5408-crore-in-q4-beats-estimates/articleshow/100189259.cms">Tata Motors posts net profit of ₹5,408 crore in Q4, beats estimates</a>

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<ul class="summary-list"><li>Acquirers and processors are competing to enhance their value propositions</li><li>Card and automated clearing house (ACH) payment networks are dueling for volume</li></ul>Amid economic uncertainty, payments providers are making meaningful shifts to digitize and innovate as they continue to grow at a projected 8.3% compound annual growth rate worldwide between 2021 and 2026, per Boston Consulting Group. The changing economic landscape is leading to consolidation and a stronger focus on innovation. Both large and small players in the space can adapt their products to address current market needs and press on toward digitization. Although driving towards digitization increasingly becomes the industry standard, networks like Visa and Mastercard will likely keep raising swipe fees under the argument that these fees are integral to funding security, innovation, and credit card rewards systems. As an alternative to networks, we are seeing strong adoption of instant payments (which nearly a third of US retailers are exploring, per a June 2022 PYMNTS.com survey) and buy now, pay later (which we forecast more than 2 in 5 US digital buyers will leverage in 2023). The rise of digitization and noncard payment methods could pose a large threat to issuers' transaction-based revenues. In order to stay afloat, issuers will look to reap more value from existing customers. This should not prove to be a challenge anytime soon, as consumers in North America still trust banks more than fintech providers, according to a December 2021 Mastercard survey. However, as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau makes moves to increase competition through regulation, consumers could find it easier to change banks in the future. To prevent a mass exodus, issuers will leverage customer data to create more personalized offerings. What is abundantly clear is that the diversification of the payments landscape paired with the threat of new regulation is creating more opportunities for the savvy consumer. In order to stay afloat, players must focus on the needs of their customers, convenience, and expanding their products to include more payment method options. Curious to learn more about the evolving payments purchasing chain? Click <a href="https://store.emarketer.com/products/the-evolving-payments-purchasing-chain-how-digitization-and-economic-pressures-are-changing-the-ecosystem-in-2023" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a> to purchase this report directly from Insider Intelligence. Want more data? Click <a href="https://store.emarketer.com/products/the-payments-ecosystem-2023-the-key-trends-changing-how-providers-compete-for-customers-and-transactions" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow nofollow sponsored">here</a> to purchase The Payments Ecosystem collection.

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<ul><li>The highest number of <keyword id="35520" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="personal-loans" source="Orion">personal loans</keyword> are disbursed in less than ₹5,000 ticket size. </li><li>Digital loan disbursements continue to rise - disbursement volumes grew by a whopping 153% over the last year. </li><li>In consumer durable <keyword id="6362287" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="loans" source="Orion">loans</keyword>, loans of ticket sizes between ₹5,000- ₹10,000 witnessed the highest growth of 493% from April 2021 to April 2022.</li></ul>In the first half of the current financial year, <keyword id="8058517" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="digital-lenders" source="Orion">digital lenders</keyword> disbursed a total of ₹2.74 crore loans through their balance sheet according to a <keyword id="2461546" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="fintech" source="Orion">Fintech</keyword> Lending Report by<a href="https://www.equifax.co.in/"> Equifax Credit Information Services Private Limited</a> (ECIS), a leading credit bureau, along with<a href="https://faceofindia.org/"> Fintech Association for Consumer Empowerment</a> (FACE), an industry association and self-regulatory body for fintech lenders. Digital loan disbursements continue to rise and disbursement volumes grew by a whopping 153% over the last year with the disbursement value growing by 62%. The Fintech Lending Trends report uncovers the lending patterns for the fast-moving fintech lending industry. It aims to contribute to market players making informed decisions and expanding prudently and responsibly. Personal loans remain the dominant product, accounting for 96% of the total disbursement volume and 66% of the total value. The highest number of personal loans are disbursed in less than ₹5,000 ticket size. When it comes to consumer durable loans, loans of ticket sizes between ₹5000-₹10,000 witnessed the highest growth of 493% from April 2021 to April 2022. Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh are the top five states for digital loans accounting for a total of 54% of the total disbursement value. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana see the highest growth of digital borrowing at 87% and 67%, respectively. Nanaiah Kalengada, managing director, ECIS and country leader - India &amp; MEA, Equifax, says, "Fintech lending industry in India has gained significant importance in recent years due to providing access to credit to a larger population and offering alternative borrowing options to the customers.” Says Sugandh Saxena, CEO at FACE, "A robust regulatory framework for digital lending safeguarding customer interests and concerted actions to address illegal digital lending apps create a much favorable ecosystem for digital lending. Data from the<a href="https://faceofindia.org/assets/ResourCecenter/FACE-Equifax-FinTech-Lending-Trends-Vol-I-H1-FY-2022-23.pdf"> </a>report validates the fintech lending role in distributing ‘sachet loans’ to the mass market and bringing them to the formal credit fold, expanding their credit footprint. Looking at the developments this financial year, including multi-fold business growth, the industry is in good spirits to be a force of good in our customer’s journey for progress with roots nurtured with inclusion, innovation, customer-centricity and compliance.” SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/people-have-to-be-comfortable-with-the-idea-that-they-need-to-reskill-and-upskill-for-career/articleshow/98303764.cms">People have to be comfortable with the idea that they need to reskill and upskill over the course of their career: Mohan Lakhamraju, Great Learning</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/green-jobs-like-sustainability-managers-environmental-consultants-esg-analysts-growing-in-india/articleshow/98304119.cms">India Inc. sees 81% annual increase in green jobs in January: foundit</a>

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