Partners with Automotive India, Kolkata to offer Early-Wage-Access programme to employees
Emerald Finance has partnered with Automotive India, West Bengal, Kolkata.
By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read
What was announced
The company has partnered with Automotive India, West Bengal, Kolkata, to offer its Early-Wage-Access programme to the employees of the Firm. The disclosure was made under Regulation 30 of the LODR Regulations, 2015.
How the product works
- The Early-Wage-Access programme lets employees access part of their salaries seamlessly throughout the month, described in the update as instant financial relief.
- The product involves tying up with employers to offer short term loans as salary advance.
- The amount lent is then collected through salary deduction.
Why the company says it is doing this
The update states that the company has been working on a salary advance solution in line with its vision to expand its offerings and to serve retail customers at large.
What to keep in mind
This disclosure describes the arrangement and how the product operates. It does not set out the size of the tie-up, the number of employees covered, the expected loan book, or any revenue or margin impact. Those details would matter for judging how much this partnership can add to the business.
This is a business development update rather than a compliance-only update.
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