Non-banking finance companies are poised for a strong April-June quarter, with analysts predicting a 20% rise in assets under management. This growth is fueled by robust loan demand, particularly in affordable housing and microfinance, alongside steady commercial vehicle financing. Despite a traditionally slow start, collection efficiency remains high, and falling bond yields are expected to lower funding costs, promising stable profits and continued loan expansion.
SBI share price target: Jefferies, Motilal, others see up to 34% upside in state lender. Buy, sell or hold?
State Bank of India has seen a remarkable 15% increase in profits year-on-year, totaling Rs 23,038 crore for the second quarter. With a loan book
November 4, 2026