Bajaj Finance

Indian financial services company

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December 2024 Bajaj Finance terminated its co-branded credit card partnerships with RBL Bank and DBS Bank due to new Reserve Bank of India regulations restricting the role of non-banking partners in such agreements.
November 2024 Partnered with the International Finance Corporation to secure $400 million as part of a $1 billion fundraising initiative to expand climate finance in India, focusing on electric vehicles, energy-efficient consumer goods, and financial inclusion for women-owned microenterprises.
June 2024 Bajaj Housing Finance filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with the Securities and Exchange Board of India, indicating a potential initial public offering (IPO) for the subsidiary of Bajaj Finance.
May 2024 Bajaj Finance announced in an exchange filing that the RBI had lifted the previous loan service restrictions after the company took remedial actions.
2023 A study published in the European Economic Letters journal analyzed Bajaj Finance stock performance among 30 Bombay Stock Exchange listed companies, identifying a maximum average return of 58.58%.
2023 Bajaj Finance Limited ranked second in the upper layer of NBFCs according to the Reserve Bank of India's scale-based regulation guidelines.
November 2023 RBI banned Bajaj Finance from approving or distributing loans through two lending services: 'eCOM' and 'Insta EMI Card'.
October 2023 Bajaj Finance acquired a 26% stake in Hyderabad-based Pennant Technologies.
January 2023 Launched loan against property (LAP) business for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise (MSME) customers.
December 31 2022 Acquisition of SnapWork Technologies was completed.
November 2022 Bajaj Finance announced its intention to acquire Mumbai-based SnapWork Technologies through a combination of primary and secondary transactions.
September 2022 Bajaj Finance was included by the RBI as one of the 16 NBFCs in the NBFC-Upper Layer list, requiring the company to develop and implement a board-approved policy for a more stringent regulatory framework.
2021 A statistical analysis was conducted examining the correlation between revenue factors and non-performing assets (NPA) for Bajaj Finance, revealing significant correlations between revenue, profit after tax, return on assets, and gross NPA.
2020 Started using data analytics and big data tools. 60% of company's workload was moved to cloud. Expanded super-app plan due to COVID-19 pandemic to integrate five proprietary marketplaces.
2017 Bajaj Finance acquired a 12.6 percent interest in the mobile wallet company MobiKwik.
2015 Set up a series of Disaster Recovery (DR) data centers to ensure business continuity.
2014 Began diversifying liability profile by borrowing retail and lending wholesale, in addition to previous wholesale borrowing and retail lending.
2010 Company's registered name changed from Bajaj Auto Finance Limited to Bajaj Finance Limited.

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