The financial services industry in India has seen massive growth over the past few years, and it just keeps on going. This is also due to the increase in demand drivers such as higher disposable incomes, customized financial solutions, etc. and supply drivers including new service providers in existing markets, new financial solutions and a vast array of new products. And so, the finance companies in India have massive availability of business through the financial services industry comprising of several key subsegments.
The
services are provided to a diverse client base that involves individuals,
private businesses and public organizations.
Out of
all the services offered, the key 4 ones include -
- Banking
Banking forms the backbone of the financial
service sector of the country. With 12 public sector banks and 95,000+
urban/rural cooperative banks, the financial services offered include
individual banking (savings accounts, debit and credit cards etc.), business
banking (merchant services, treasury services, business accounts etc.) and
loans (business loans, personal loans, home loans etc.).
- Wealth management
The financial services administered within this
section of service involves managing and investing customers’ wealth across
various financial instruments- including debt, equity, asset and liability
management,
insurance products, derivatives, structured products, commodities.
- Mutual Funds
These service providers offer professional
investment services across funds that are composed of different asset classes,
primarily debt and equity-linked assets. Mutual funds are generally cheaper to
buy into, compared to the stock market and debt products. Consequently, this
investment plan has witnessed double-digit growth in assets under management
over the last five years, owing to its popularity as a low-risk wealth
multiplier.
- Insurance
Insurance helps safeguard individuals and
organizations against unforeseen accidents and circumstances. The services
offered in this segment are generally around two categories, general insurance
(automotive, medical, home etc.) and life insurance (pension plans, term-life
etc.).
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