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Difficult time for microfinance business behind us, Q2 to see growth, says IndusInd Bank MD

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IndusInd Bank expects its microfinance business to grow 15-20% in FY27, with CEO Rajiv Anand saying its difficult phase is now behind it. The lender expects growth to return from the second quarter after scaling up disbursements, while risks are also easing.
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