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Frameworks Hindering NBFC Growth
Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)
play a pivotal role in advancing financial inclusion across India. However, a
significant number of NBFCs still rely on outdated, fragmented data systems
that hinder efficiency, scalability, and regulatory compliance. According to
Deloitte, over 65% of NBFCs identify inefficient data management as a primary
challenge impacting growth and customer service.
Data
Platforms: The Backbone of Modernization
Advanced data platforms serve as
transformative tools, enabling NBFCs to centralize and optimize their
operations. By leveraging cloud-based ecosystems and artificial intelligence
(AI), these platforms ensure seamless data integration, real-time insights and
scalable solutions. McKinsey research indicates that NBFCs utilizing data
platforms see a 30% reduction in operational costs and a 25% faster turnaround
in loan disbursement. This shift empowers organizations to process vast amounts
of customer data efficiently while ensuring adherence to evolving regulatory
norms.
Driving
Customer-Centric Transformation
Beyond operational efficiency, these
platforms enhance customer engagement by enabling hyper-personalized financial
solutions. Leveraging behavioral insights and predictive analytics, NBFCs can
craft tailored offerings that significantly improve customer satisfaction and
retention. A Forrester study confirms that institutions implementing
data-driven customer strategies achieve up to 15% higher loan approval rates
and a 20% increase in loyalty metrics.
A
Future-Ready Framework
In today’s competitive and digitally
evolving environment, embracing a robust data infrastructure is not just an IT
upgrade—it’s a strategic imperative. Advanced data platforms empower NBFCs to
remain agile, innovative, and compliant while delivering superior customer
experiences. They provide a scalable foundation for future growth, ensuring
that NBFCs stay aligned with emerging market trends and regulatory frameworks.
Prakash
Bhosale
BBG
eBranding Group
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