The microfinance sector in India is experiencing a surge in bad loans, reaching an 18-month high of 11.6% in the September quarter. This raises concerns about overleveraging and has prompted warnings from regulators. Small finance banks are among the worst hit, with a bad loan ratio exceeding 15%. Read The Rest at :
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