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As AI-Based Loan Apps Boom in India, Some Borrowers Miss Out

Marriage of Convenience- Business News

Marriage of Convenience From disrupters to partners, the Fintech-bank relationship has come a long way. What is the next level of this partnership? Illustration by Raj Verma A decade ago, the entry of Fintechs in the fast-growing financial services space was a shocker for traditional banks. Bankers were worried that at some stage in the future, Fintechs would eat their lunch. Be it payments, software as a service, or lending, the new age start-ups in the financial services space went all out with innovative models in underbanked and unbanked areas to woo customers. But banks, too, followed with their digitisation drives, pushing Fintechs back. Regulators also stepped in to fill the gaps and encourage innovations. For instance, the Unified Payment Interface-based platform hit mobile wallet players hard. On the other side, the entry of Techfins such as Google Pay, Amazon Pay and WhatsApp started changing the rules of the games. While the tug of war still continues, the jury is still

As artificial intelligence-based loan apps boom in India, some borrowers miss out

As artificial intelligence-based loan apps boom in India, some borrowers miss out Top Searches As artificial intelligence-based loan apps boom in India, some borrowers miss out Reuters / Jun 9, 2021, 12:56 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail NEW DELHI: As the founder of a consumer rights non-profit in India, Karnav Shah is used to seeing sharp practices and disgruntled customers. But even he has been surprised by the sheer volume of complaints against digital lenders in recent years. While most of the grievances are about unauthorised lending platforms misusing borrowers data or harassing them for missed payments, others relate to high interest rates or loan requests that were rejected without explanation, Shah said.

Second Covid wave: Auto-debit payment bounce rate increases again in April

The second wave of the pandemic and the localised lockdowns have led to the problem of failure in auto-debit transactions surfacing again in April. According to the National Automated Clearing House (NACH) data, in April 34.05 per cent of auto-debit transactions in volume terms failed compared to 32.76 per cent in March the lowest after February 2020. In absolute terms, in April of the 85.4 million auto-debit transactions initiated, 56.3 million were successful, while 29.08 million failed. Since December, the share of unsuccessful auto-debit requests had been declining steadily, indicating higher regularity in equated monthly instalments (EMIs), utility, and insurance premium payments. Unsuccessful auto-debit requests through the NACH platform are generally referred to as bounce rates. The NACH platform is largely used to collect payments for loans, investment in mutual funds, and insurance premiums.

6 young man drowned during bathing at Simaria Ganga river at Begusarai of Bihar in which three dead bodies recovered - बिहार में हादसा: बेगूसराय में गंगा नदी में स्नान के दौरान 6 युवक डूबे, तीन के शव बरामद

6 young man drowned during bathing at Simaria Ganga river at Begusarai of Bihar in which three dead bodies recovered - बिहार में हादसा: बेगूसराय में गंगा नदी में स्नान के दौरान 6 युवक डूबे, तीन के शव बरामद
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