High LeverageSignificant leverage increases sensitivity to interest-rate shifts and funding-market stress. For an NBFC, elevated debt levels constrain strategic flexibility, raise refinancing and liquidity risk, and can amplify losses in downturns, representing a durable vulnerability over the coming months.
Negative Operating And Free Cash FlowsPersistent negative operating and free cash flows mean reported profits are not translating to liquid resources. This forces reliance on external financing to fund operations and growth, undermining ability to de-lever, pay down maturities, or absorb shocks—an ongoing structural risk to stability.
Concentration In Lending / Credit ExposureA business concentrated in lending exposes the firm to borrower-credit cycles and asset-quality deterioration. Without strong, sustained underwriting and provisioning, credit concentration can impair earnings and capital over months, making performance sensitive to economic and sectoral credit trends.