Summary:

India's retail asset securitisation market is expected to develop moderately in FY26, with Q1 volumes of Rs. 52,000 crore (US$ 6.04 billion), up 6% year on year. Rising investor trust in microfinance loan pools drives growth, as does the sustained strength of auto loan-backed securitisation. The market is broadening as originators seek more finance and investors desire standardised products. RMBs Development Company's first residential mortgage-backed securitisation in India, which is intended to encourage innovation, was a major highlight. According to CareEdge Ratings, the market is evolving towards pass-through certificates (PTCs), which will increase transparency, product diversity, and long-term funding possibilities.

Source: IBEF

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