Neo and Challenger Banks: Addressing Liquidity Crises Faced by SMEs through an Innovative Financial Model
In countries such as India and China, banks and other monetary institutions have been receiving governmental support for the past few years to expand their presence in rural areas. For instance, the Reserve Bank of India launched a priority sector lending scheme, wherein scheduled commercial and cooperative banks are compelled to give out loans to certain industries facing liquidity crises. At the same time, the increasing penetration of the Internet has led to the emergence of a new type of banking that focuses on the delivery of financial services using digital technologies. In countries such as the US, the UK, Germany, China, India, etc., the model of neo and challenger banks has become especially popular with the launch of 5G services. Neo and challenger banks improving the range of financial services Recently, Allied Market Research published a report on the neo and challenger bank market which states that the industry is expected to gather a revenue of $471.0 billion by 2027