News & Media 1st Feb 2026

Budget 2026 unveils 4-point plan to unlock TReDS ‘full potential’ and boost MSME liquidity

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Rahul KhuranaPartner | New Delhi | Noida

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Our Partner, Rahul Khurana shares his insight in Moneycontrol’s article, “Budget 2026 unveils 4-point plan to unlock TReDS’ full potential and boost MSME liquidity.”
He highlights that the Budget’s focus on strengthening the Trade Receivables Discounting System (TReDS) with targeted reforms could enhance MSME access to timely financing, improve working-capital cycles and reduce dependence on traditional credit sources, thereby supporting broader liquidity and growth for small businesses.
Read the article here

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