CreditAccess Grameen, a leading microfinance institution in India, has recently faced a sell downgrade from the esteemed investment bank, Goldman Sachs.

This move by Goldman Sachs has sparked significant interest and concern among investors, as it may signal potential challenges for the company's future performance.

The primary reason behind Goldman Sachs' decision to downgrade CreditAccess Grameen's stock to a "sell" rating is the institution's perceived increase in credit risk.

According to the investment bank's analysis, the microfinance company's loan portfolio has shown signs of deterioration, with a rise in non-performing assets (NPAs) and a higher risk of defaults. - https://cnbcnetwork.com/blog/creditaccess-grameen-sell-downgrade/?unique_id_4u9qwx4x

"CreditAccess Grameen Downgraded by Goldman Sachs: Understanding the Implications for Investors"