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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
MUMBAI: Investors lapped up shares of state-owned Bharat Petroleum Corporation (
BPCL) on Thursday after the company said it will decide on a final dividend on May 26. Analysts said expectations are high that the oil marketer and refiner, which is high on government’s privatisation list, could announce a large dividend as the company is sitting on cash it received from the sale of its assets.
BPCL shares rose 2.1% to Rs 455.80 on Thursday. About 99 lakh shares were traded on both the bourses on Thursday which is 27% higher than the previous 10 days average. BPCL has received ₹9,876 crore from the sale of Numaligarh Refinery (NRL) in Assam to a consortium of Oil India and Engineers India. Also in March, BPCL sold treasury shares worth ₹5,500 crore of the company. Later, it acquired Oman Oil’s 36.62% stake in Bina refinery for ₹2,400 crore.