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NBFCs can lead charge on financial inclusion, says RBI Deputy Governor Murmu
Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) can lead the charge on financial inclusion and last-mile credit access by using India's digital public infrastructure to reach underserved borrowers, Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Shirish…
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