CareEdge
CareEdge is a knowledge-based analytical group offering services in Credit Ratings, Analytics, Consulting and Sustainability. Established in 1993, the parent company is CARE Ratings Ltd (CareEdge Ratings).
The wholly-owned subsidiaries of CareEdge Ratings are (I) CARE Analytics & Advisory Private Ltd previously known as CARE Risk Solutions Pvt Ltd, and (II) CARE ESG Ratings Ltd, previously known as CARE Advisory
Research and Training Ltd. CareEdge Ratings’ other international subsidiary entities include CARE Ratings Africa (Private) Limited in Mauritius, CARE Ratings South Africa (Pvt) Ltd, and CARE Ratings
Nepal Limited.
How India’s 53% credit-to-GDP ratio exposes a lending gap
How India’s 53% credit-to-GDP ratio exposes a lending gap
Formal borrowing is expanding but still trails the scale of domestic economic activity.
Indian public bank deposit share slumps to 56% as private rivals surge
Household savings held by private lenders climbed from 30% in 2020 to 35% by 2025.
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Singapore aced its FATF evaluation — now comes the hard part
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Hong Kong cleared stablecoins for take-off. Getting them to work across Asia is the hard part
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