Latest News | Business Briefs Average Ticket Size of Personal Loans Segment over Rs 2 Lakh: Incred Finance
Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Non-bank lender Incred Finance on Wednesday said the average ticket size of its personal loans segment is over Rs 2 lakh, and the portfolio will continue to grow safely in future.
Mumbai, Dec 6 (PTI) Non-bank lender Incred Finance on Wednesday said the average ticket size of its personal loans segment is over Rs 2 lakh, and the portfolio will continue to grow safely in future.
Prithvi Chandrasekhar, chief executive officer for the company's consumer finance, said the small ticket personal loans segment will shrink as the risk gets corrected and then rebound.
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