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A bank’s balance sheet is not just a financial statement — it is a map of how money flows through the economy. Unlike a typical company, a bank’s “raw material” is money itself. It borrows short-term (deposits), lends long-term (loans), manages risk, and operates under strict regulatory capital constraints. Understanding a bank’s balance sheet is essential to understanding credit cycles, financial stability, and how monetary policy actually transmits into the real economy. Click here to read

A Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) looks similar to a bank at first glance — it lends, it borrows, and it intermediates capital. But structurally, its balance sheet tells a very different story. Unlike banks, NBFCs do not accept demand deposits and rely heavily on market borrowings, bank funding, or structured debt. This makes their funding model more sensitive to liquidity cycles and investor confidence.  Click here to read my analysis

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