Direct assignment transactions of Rs. 356.44 crore completed

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AI summary

CreditAccess Grameen completed two direct assignment transactions worth Rs. 356.44 crore in September 2025. The assigned loan pools qualify for Priority Sector treatment under RBI guidelines. In the September 2025 quarter, funding raised was Rs. 3,529.55 crore: term loans Rs. 2,282 crore, commercial borrowings Rs. 523.64 crore, cash credit Rs. 48 crore, direct assignments Rs. 356.44 crore and pass-through certificates Rs. 319.46 crore.

Likely market impact

Raises liquidity and diversifies funding, although transferring loan assets may reduce future interest and fee income.